Sunshine Math

This coloring sheet puts rational numbers (fractions, decimals, percents; positive or negative) on a number line. The number line indicates which color to use for each spot. This resource aligns to the Virginia Math 7 SOL (7.1c). When you purchase this resource, you agree to use it in your classroom alone. If you want to share it with your colleagues, please purchase an additional license for each colleague. Please take the time to leave feedback for future buyers so you can earn TpT credits!

This quiz has four sections. 1. Students must determine if two ratios make a proportion. 2. Students must find the variable in a proportion. 3. Students must create a proportion for a given situation (multiple choice). 4. Students must use a proportion to solve the word problem. There are 15 total questions. There is also a shorter, 5-question version with just the open-ended word problems to use as an exit pass or pre-/post-assessment. Although I use it as a quiz, you could easily

This is a 2-page set of flashcards for denominators through 11. The Virginia standard doesn't allow calculators in 7th grade when students compare and order rational numbers, so my students need to practice memorizing (or finding memory techniques) for common fractions. You can use these cards as a do now, review, station, etc. When you purchase this product, it is for your classroom use only. If you want to share it with your colleagues, please purchase an additional license for them. Thank

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

In this activity, students cut out some fractions, decimals, and percents. Then they match the equivalent ones together and paste them onto the answer sheet. I usually copy the numbers on colored paper so the final product looks more interesting than white on white. Students enjoy this so much better than a worksheet!

This product is meant to challenge students' thinking about comparing and ordering real numbers. Students need to understand number lines, the real number system, and how to compare/order real numbers. When you purchase this product, you agree to use it in your own classroom only. If you'd like to share it with your colleagues, please purchase additional licenses. I'd love to hear your feedback! You'll earn TpT credits for future purchases, too!

Need a fun way to compare rational numbers? Try the game of War! It provides a quick, entertaining way to compare rational numbers. This resource gives you 48 rational number cards with an additional 12 cards with absolute value. Also included are directions pages that you can snapshot to your presentation or print out for students. How to Use:- Practice after a lesson - Stations as a review - Do now or lesson starter to spiral review Note: The fractions are limited to denominators of 2, 3, 4, 5