The Teaching Machine

Students will be able to create their own "math city"! The project gives a very detailed project description, grading rubric, work space, coordinate plane for plotting points, key box included, as well as ordered pair sheet listed for students. Excellent activity for all level students.

Students will be able to practice these important skills by working on various task cards. Student recording page AND answer key are provided. The fun and unique custom designs are sure to keep students engaged in their learning! *Can be printed for classroom use, or sent as a digital assignment.

This packet includes various tool including: customizable cover page table of contents multiplication chart (up to 15) vocabulary reference sheet goal setting note taking practice test space and more!

Interactive tool to help students visualize and perform adding and subtracting decimals.

Step by step instructions on how to find mean, median, mode and range. Examples included with detailed step by step notes.

This chart allows students to break down exponents into its base, exponent, standard and expanded notations. This can be used at an assessment, homework or notebook tool!

Study guide or assessment on ratios, rates and unit rates. Can be administered digitally or on paper.

Have students watch the video linked through the activity and fill out the graphic organizer based on the information they learned. Great to be used as a quick check or lesson extension!

Guided notes and practice for finding units rates

Students will work to solve problems using the coordinate plane. This involves finding distance between points, moving directionally, and completing figures.

Introduction to ratios and rates including vocabulary and practice problems. Write ratios in three different ways. Find unit rates.

Students will work through various distributive property problems. Can be used as part of a lesson, homework, quick check or assessment.

Interactive notebook tool. Students can refer to this chart to help them remember and practice the order of operations.