Savannah Wright

This activity is a way to make multiplying, adding, and subtracting decimals real for students. This activity allows students to look at a real subway menu and answer questions that could be things you have to figure out when ordering at a restaurant.

Student journal to document his or her discoveries as Lewis and Clark did on their journey west. Copy multiple for each student to allow them to explore more than one thing.

This is a great way for students to practice working with decimals in a real and meaningful way. This activity has students multiplying, adding, and subtracting decimals.

This is a worksheet that has students practicing multiplying, adding, and subtracting decimals. They will have a menu and the math sheet. They will use the menu to answer the questions on the math sheet.

This is a Lab sheet that can be used for a variety of experiments. It is editable, so you can change it to fit any topic you need. Students have to make predictions, tell results, and tell whether it was a chemical or physical change. When I used it, I had six stations set up with a variety of tasks for students to perform and figure out if the change was physical or chemical. They would rotate stations and fill out all of the information for each section of the chart.

Test assessing students knowledge of Andrew Jackson, Trail of Tears, Indian Removal Act, and Native Americans. Multiple Choice Short Answer Essay Question Fill- in-the blank Matching

Intro to Indian Removal Act, Specific concept: Native Americans Intro activity 5 hands on stations Closing with assessment Rubric

This an assessment on chemical and physical changes. The assessment consists of true/false, fill in the blank, short answer, and matching.