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Use this resource to introduce word problems to students when discussing GCF (greatest common factor) and LCM (least common multiple). Students are provided with a list of words for both terms to use as they work through the 4 example word problems on the page. Two different word problems are given for each term (GCF & LCM).

This practice sheet has students working on differentiating between the different parts of an expression. Students will need to understand the difference between these terms and have an understanding of when the terms are positive or negative.

After using the notes to teach classifying numbers, have your students see if they can classify a list of different numbers on their own. Answer key included!

These guided notes provide students with a cheat sheet to reference when first learning how to reflect ordered pairs in the coordinate plane. It goes over steps for what to do when you are reflecting points over the x-axis and over the y-axis. A graph is included to help students visualize jumping over that specific axis. Independent or whole group practice is included at the bottom of the sheet. Answer key is provided.

Coordinate Plane Cheat Sheet includes: - Quadrants - Ordered pairs in quadrants - Vertical & horizontal number line - Location of origin - Steps to graph ordered pairs This is a quick reference guide to help students work with coordinate planes.

Here is a notes sheet for students to reference when learning about the properties we use in math! This sheet includes the following properties: distributive, associative, commutative, identity, multiplicative inverse, and additive inverse.

Get to know your student with this detailed interest survey that they can work through on the first day of school! This survey helps you understand how they learn best, how they feel about your subject area, their favorite things, and more! My students have loved filling this interest survey out and it is perfect for flexible grouping throughout the year! This product can be downloaded and edited to personalize it with your own name, class number, and more!

This is a two sided cheat sheet for students to use throughout their geometry unit. It includes area formulas, nets, 3D shapes, and the formula for calculating volume. This cheat sheet includes pictures as well as step-by-step checklists to assist students in calculating area and volume of specific shapes.

Students can use this sheet to practice identifying properties of operations. Properties include associative, commutative, distributive, identity, additive inverse, and multiplicative inverse. This could be used as practice or as an assessment.

These notes allow students to better understand statistical and non-statistical questions when they begin their math unit on statistics. These notes include definitions as well as examples of both types of questions. Five practice problems are at the bottom of the page for students to see if they can independently identify which type of question the following questions are.

A quick go-to document for students to reference while working through the unit on ratios. This resource provides them with definitions, examples, and strategies they need to be successful throughout a unit on ratios.

This handout can be used as notes for students to remember the parts of an expression. They can add the definition and determine which parts are which from the expression provided. This could be used as notes added into an interactive notebook or even a quick check.

This guided notes sheet helps students understand the difference between independent and dependent variables in relation to graphing. It includes checking a solution in the form of (x, y) to see if it is a solution to the given equation as well as using ordered pairs to graph solutions of an equation.

A great resource for students to practice finding the distance between two ordered pairs (horizontal or vertical lines) without having to use a coordinate plane.

These guided notes help students understand the prime factorization of numbers. It begins with guided vocabulary which includes examples. It then shows worked out problems using the factor tree method prior to students trying 3 with the teacher. The back of the guided notes is additional practice problems for students to work through.

A great sheet for students to practice on paper. This practice sheet includes 14 problems with provided answer key. This could be used as practice, homework, or a quiz!

Use this 10 question quiz to truly see if your students have mastered adding, subtracting, and multiplying decimals prior to moving onto dividing decimals!

A great guide for students to use when learning and practicing exponents. Includes definitions and worked examples for students to reference.

This one page of guided notes provides students with definitions of rational numbers, integers, whole numbers, and natural numbers. Use this as an introduction to classifying rational numbers by filling in the diagram with a variety of examples with your students!

These guided notes are great for introducing the distributive property when relating it back to finding the greatest common factor of two values. These notes begin with vocabulary with worked examples to use at the beginning of the lesson. The "cake method" is used to find the greatest common factor of the two values in order to find the sum of the two values.