Sunshine Math

I have found that although students can follow a formula, they tend to skip steps when they use the calculator. So I created this worksheet to force them into writing down every single little step. Here's what this worksheet makes them do: - Write the formula for the shape. - Identify the quantities for each variable. - Substitute the quantities for each variable. - Follow the order of operations when solving the formula. - Write the answer with the units. The pyramids on this sheet

This compact booklet includes everything students need to know about fraction operations. Printed as a booklet, it fits easily into a pocketed folder or could even be glued into an interactive notebook. Printed as posters, they make a colorful, interactive bulletin board! Comes in a black and white version, as well as color. A directions document is included with directions on how to print the booklet and other ideas for use. Table of Contents:I. Least Common Multiple II. Prime/Composite Numbers

This worksheet has 10 questions with two parts. This first part of the question asks the student to translate a verbal phrase into a numerical phrase. The second part asks the student to evaluate the phrase given a value for the variable. It's a great worksheet that combines two important concepts!

This is a worksheet I made to let the students show me where they need extra help. It uses the idea of football to create levels of equations they must solve. Each level has 4 problems to solve before moving on. These are the levels -- Little League -- two-step equations Middle School -- combining like terms High School -- distributing College -- distribute and combine NFL -- variables on both sides At the end, the students can say which is the hardest level for them AND attempt an MVP proble