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This is an editable google slides template for curriculum night (also called parent night) with a math theme. Perfect for elementary, middle or high school math classrooms. Included Slides: - Meet the Teacher - Supplies - What will we learn? - Curriculum Information - Grading information - Textbook Information - Classroom expectations - Assessments - Homework - Late Work - Extra Help - Retakes - Thank you - Blank, customizable slides There are three blank slides at the end of the presentation th

This is a set of 32 task cards that cover the distributive property. These cards require students to write expressions in expanded form and factored form as well as find missing numbers and use rectangles to show the distributive property. These cards are great for review activities and extra practice. File includes: Set of 32 colorful distributive property task cards with answers Set of 32 distributive property task cards in black and white Set of 32 distributive property task cards witho

This is a google slides activity that allows students to practice using a scale to model and solve two step equations. The last slide is blank and can be used as a template to create your own equation slides, or as a template for students to model their own equations. I use this after having students model solving equations with manipulatives.

Students will solve 10 problems using unit rates via Google™ Sheets. . See preview to view all problems. Problems are introductory level and intended to reinforce the idea of finding the ratio to one unit. Correct answers will be indicated by the box color changing from white to green for each correct answer and students will be rewarded with colored pixels appearing in the mystery image. Incorrect answers will be indicated by the box color changing to red and colored pixels will not be r

This is a scavenger hunt activity for students to review operations with decimals. This activity contains 12 cards with a mix of decimal addition, subtraction multiplication and division. The problems in this set are straight computation (no word problems) and have varying degrees of difficulty. Directions: Print cards on cardstock. Laminate to keep cards in good shape and cut out. Post the cards around the classroom or hallway in a random order. Students can start at any card. They shou

This game was created to help students develop a conceptual understanding of adding and subtracting integers. The object of the game is to get a score closest to five in ten turns. On each turn, the player can choose from one of five integer cards to add to their total, or he/she may choose to get rid of one of their current cards. This encourages students to think through how their score changes when they pick up or discard a positive or negative card. Students will soon realize that gettin

Students practice ordering food in a restaurant. They use different menus to place their order and then total the bill and calculate sales tax and tip for their group. Students will use decimal addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in this engaging activity.