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This is used for review once students know algorithms for all fraction operations. It is especially useful for students who just need a little boost.

Place on the front of practice for tax, tip, markup and discount. Students can use this as a study sheet or "cheat sheet." They enjoy coloring and decorating the front in order to solidify their understanding.

This is a great way to help students review the concept of scientific notation. Negative exponents indicate a "small" number. Positive exponents indicate a "big" number.

Doodle notes for Literal Equations.

Intended to be "doodle" notes. Key included.

This template is a great way to present students with different entry points to functions and linear equations. Give students one page that has the graph filled in and they complete the rest; on another, give them the verbal expression and have them complete the remaining portions of the paper.

These notes feature the importance of the position of a negative number when simplifying expressions involving exponents.

Perfect for students who are just learning the order of operations.

A notes page for y-intercept. Feel free to contact me for an answer key.

Short and to-the-point notes on slope formula. Feel free to contact me for a key.

A visual aid for Order of Operations.

Real Number System sort for partner work or even a whole-class game. Students write the numbers in the most inclusive subcategory.