The Math Series

{Perfect Squares and Square Roots Practice Book!} This practice book gives learners a plethora of practice identifying perfect squares from 0 to 400 and determining the square root of a perfect square less than or equal to 400. The first two pages of the book are notes that cover the topic of perfect squares and square roots. After that, every page contains 20 practice problems – 10 that have students identifying square roots, and 10 that have students determining the square root. There are s

Are you looking for a fun and engaging activity to give your students practice with perfect squares and square roots? These task cards will effectively help your students master squares (from 0 to 400) and square roots (from 0 to 20). More specifically, students will… Define a perfect squareIdentify perfect squares from 0 to 400Find the positive or positive and negative square root of a given perfect squareIdentify the two consecutive whole numbers between which the square root of a given who

This sort gives learners the opportunity to model (using pictorial representations) practical problems involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with integers! In short, students will be given 24 cards out of which they need to make six matches. A “match” consists of one word problem and its corresponding model, expression, and answer (4 cards total). Once they have found all their matches, learners will glue them down on the template provided and write the units of each

This sequencing activity will provide your students with an engaging opportunity to recognize negative and positive powers of 10. The exponents used in this activity range from -7 to 7 and negative powers of 10 are written in both fraction and decimal form. To complete the activity, students will start by simplifying the power of 10 given on their student worksheet. If the evaluation is done correctly, their answer will be at the top of a card on the next page. Students cut the card with the

This PowerPoint game is a fun way for students to review their knowledge of integers and absolute value. As they play, students will practice the following skills: 1) Identifying, representing, ordering, and comparing integers 2) Identifying and describing the absolute value of integers and rational numbers 3) Simplifying expressions involving absolute value (knowledge of the order of operations is required on a few of these problems) To play, start by splitting your class up into two teams. T

Do you need a practice activity for multiplying and dividing integers to help your students build fluency? These sequencing activities offer fun and engaging ways for your students to practice multiplying and dividing integers, while also holding them accountable for their answers. Three Versions Included:· Version 1 – multiply two integers · Version 2 – divide two integers · Version 3 – multiply and divide integers How to Use:To complete the activity, students will start by simplifying the