The Pine Tree Post

This is a cut and paste activity that can be used in a variety of ways. I used it with my seventh grade math students as a review of basic geometry terms before starting our unit on two-dimensional geometry. The activity includes 12 geometry terms, 12 illustrations, and 12 definitions that have all been jumbled up. Students have to cut out all 36 pieces and paste them in the provided table so that each term is correctly matched with an illustration and definition. -The activity is saved

This is a graphic organizer that can be used when teaching students how to use fractions, decimals, and percentages interchangeably. It is in table form with blank cells for students to write in explanations of how to complete the various conversions and to provide an example of each. There is also an interactive PowerPoint slide that can be projected and used by the teacher. With the click of a button, a brief explanation and then an example for each conversion appears, one cell at a time.

This is an activity that allows students to practice applying the order of operations to simplify numeric expressions. All expressions have terms that are whole numbers and may contain parentheses, multiplication, division, addition, and/or subtraction. This product includes 5 different “puzzles”. Each puzzle contains 9 pieces. The pieces to each puzzle are numbered in the bottom, right-hand corner. Instructions for how students complete a puzzle are shown below. 1) Cut out all tiles i

This is a practice worksheet that requires students to write equivalent fractions, decimals, and percentages. It is in table/chart form which allows students to not only practice the conversions, but also to see how each number relates to the other numbers. How to use this in your classroom: -The worksheet is saved as a PDF file. -It is intended for practice after instruction of conversion methods. -The answer key is provided. -A blank template is also provided so that teachers may create the