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Get to know your students and get them thinking about your subject matter by introducing this project the first week of school or at the end of the year! This project includes the following resouces: - Person Template - Project Instructions - Project Rubric Guidelines - Project Rubric for grading Students will brainstorm on the instructions sheet what they want their future job to be. Students will then have to brainstorm and relate it back to your subject (editable). Students will design their

Have your students practice the most commonly missed questions for 6.2A with this task cards. They are great for group discussion or an individual around the room task card scoot. Bonus exit ticket included.

Get your students up and moving around the room while practicing additive and multiplicative relationships. This scavenger hunt is self checking and allows students to work independently. The scavenger hunt is considered level 1 and is for students just learning how to identify equations from tables. Students will identify five multiplicative and five additive relationships and create equations following y=kx and y=x+k. Two questions include decimals. Students will begin with their recording s

Have your students practice classifying rational numbers; rational number, integer, whole number. Students will identify the type of number and will color accordingly.

Converting fractions, decimals, and percents is an essential skill that middle school students should be proficient in. Have your 5th, 6th, or 7th graders practice the basic skill of conversion by identifying the fraction on a task card, converting it to be over 100, and the finding the equivalent decimal and percent. These task cards include 4 100's grids, 2 50's grids, 2 20's grids, 2 10's grids, and 2 25's grids. Recording sheets have the option to include reminders of "friendly numbers" for

Google Form Quiz: Calculating Speed | Self-Grading | 10 Simple QuestionsHelp your students master the basics of calculating speed with this ready-to-use, self-grading Google Form quiz! This resource is perfect for reinforcing the speed formula in a quick and efficient way, with ten simple, straightforward questions designed to assess student understanding. What's Included:10 multiple-choice or short-answer questions focused on using the speed formula (speed = distance ÷ time).Instant feedback wi

Have students create reference mini posters to show their knowledge of potential and kinetic energy. These mini posters are great to showcase student work, creativity, and knowledge of basic energy. During this assignment students with either create their own example of kinetic and potential energy or identify it from one of the given task cards. Mini posters will then be created to show an example, type of energy, and description of the example.

Engage your students in mastering integer operations with "Sum ‘Em Up," a fun and interactive game aligned to TEKS 6.3D! This activity helps students practice integer addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, while promoting collaboration and critical thinking. Designed with three differentiated difficulty levels (Easy, Medium, Challenge), this game meets the needs of diverse learners in your classroom. How It Works: Students (individually or in groups) receive a set of four cards: o

Think mats are a great way for students to visualize and process their thinking as they are completing a problem. Laminate or place these mats in a sheet protector to allow students to use dry erase makers as they work through fraction problems with friendly denominators. These mats are perfect for differentiation, there is an option to have multiplication reminders on the mats for students who may need it written for them. The think mats include fractions over 100, 50, 25, 20, 10, 5, 4, and 2.

TEKS 6.7A Exponents Worksheet Set | Converting and Solving Exponent ProblemsHelp your students master the fundamentals of exponents with this comprehensive worksheet set aligned to TEKS 6.7A. This resource focuses on three essential exponent skills: Converting from exponential form to expanded formConverting from expanded form to exponential formSolving exponent problems to find the standard formDesigned for 6th-grade math, this worksheet allows students to work step-by-step through understandi

Assessing your students knowledge for solving one step equations has never been easier! This ten question digital google forms quiz is the perfect way to ensure your students have the basics of solving one step equations. This google forms quiz includes 10 questions of adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing simple beginner one step equation problems. Integers are not included and all numbers/answers are positive. Answers are given in short answer format but quiz can be edited to include

Integer Scavenger Hunt Activity – TEKS 6.3DEngage your students in a fun, self-checking scavenger hunt that builds fluency in integer operations while aligning to TEKS 6.3D! This student-led activity has students practice adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing integers in a series of 16 challenges that reinforce their skills in a hands-on, movement-based setting. Students solve four of each type of integer operation, and each answer sends them to a new card – making the activity naturall

TEKS 6.3D Adding Integers Using the Algorithm | Integer Addition PracticeHelp your students confidently add integers using the algorithm with this engaging and comprehensive worksheet, aligned to TEKS 6.3D. This resource focuses on mastering integer addition through 20 practice problems and 3 word problems designed to reinforce the use of keywords for identifying when to add. To streamline grading, a Google Form Answer Sheet is also included, allowing students to type their answers and get ins

This simple, no-prep needed, digital Google form quiz is the perfect addition to your area unit. This 10 question multiple choice quiz targets area of rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, and parallelograms. Modeled after the STAAR test formatted questions, it includes basic solving questions, identifying equations, and the common mistakes made in the STAAR test. This google form is perfect for a concept quiz, daily assignment, or can be divided and cut apart to become daily bell ringers for the w

Quiz your students knowledge on basic ratios with this Google Form quiz. This simple, no prep, Google Form quiz does not require simplifying and is getting students to practice the basic formation of ratio comparisons.