Pi Takes The Cake

PROPORTIONS & PERCENTS REFERENCE SHEET includes examples and solutions worked step by step on the following topics: Change a percent to decimalChange a decimal to percentSales taxTips/ GratuityCommissionRebatesCouponsFeesMarkupsMarkdownsPercent of ChangeSimple InterestWorked solutions include the following: proportionspercent equationswhole + %

Save time with these classroom posters aligned with the NEW TN Ready Algebra 1 Standards for the 2017-2018 school year. Just print and post your posters.

TN Science Standard7.PS1.4 Analyze and interpret chemical reactions to determine if the total number of atoms in the reactants and products support the Law of Conservation of Mass.This assignment can beused as PowerPoint for Microsoft Teams or as a Google Slides Assignment via Google Classroom, Schoology, etc. Students are given the teacher’s definition. Students are assigned to summarize the teacher’s definition in their own words, research a picture or example that matches the definition, and

I created these mini-posters of the 7th Grade Science Standards. They are based on the 2016 TN Department of Education Science Standards. I will provide an updated version when the Science Standards are updated.

I have recently moved down to 7th grade and I am teaching math. I created these standards posters based on the Instructional Focus Document that the TN Department of Education released on July 31, 2019.

I have my students to glue this inside their front cover of their INBs. I use this with the Interactive Notebooks Self Assessment. This is also available in my TPT store for FREE!

I have created a prayer journal template for a group at my local church. I am just sharing this file for FREE. I just wanted to share it just in case someone is looking for one to use.

I have the student to use these slope to mark the items that they would like for me to grade. I usually have them to select at least 3 or entries every two weeks. I use this in conjunction with the rubric that I have students to glue inside their INBs. I have also posted the rubric too. If you would like this form in a word document, please fell free to contact me.

This is a three tab foldable graphic organizer that I have recently created for my classes. It reviews the following: 1) Mid-point, 2) Distance, 3) Direct Variation, 4) Slope-Intercept, 5) Point Slope, and 6) Arithmetic Sequence. I have left the graphic organizers blank so that teachers can write their own examples.

I wanted a way to quickly document that a student did not have an assignment for my class. I wanted to create a form in which the student does state why he or she does not have the assignment. My form can provide powerful documentation for parent-teacher conferences. This form is editable and has 4 squares. Some schools limit the number of copies each teacher can make. This form is perfect for saving paper!