Tiarra's Teaching Techniques

Use these SIX Foldables for your Interactive Notebooks (INB) throughout your lesson plan on Ratios and Proportional Relationships. These require minimal folding and cutting - making directions easy! Perfectly aligned with the Common Core standards for 6th and 7th Grade. Description of Foldables:• Essential Vocabulary - Pentagon Shape (Available to purchase separately)• Percent Proportion - Tri Fold Style Vertical • Percent Proportion and Percent Equation - Tri Fold Style Vertical • Converting

This is a fun, quick and totally FREE MATH Maze on Integers! Practice using positive and negative integers, double negatives, word problems and a few challenging questions using multiplication and division. Perfect for your fast finishers, after an exam or as a fun homework alternative! After they finish their maze, allow students to use it as a coloring sheet to extend the quiet time activity. Check out my other Math Freebies HERE!Enjoy!*******************************************************

Use this 11 Question Quiz Post-Lesson to check your students comprehension of Ratios, Rates and Unit Rates. This Quiz covers essential vocabulary terms to the standards 6.RP.A.1 and 6.RP.A.2, types of Ratios, Identifying a Ratio using geometric figures, writing the ratio in all three different ways as well as a sentence to match the pictorial image, Unit Prices, and finding Equivalent Ratios based off a data table with missing components. You can be assured that the rigor is set accordingly t

Use this product from start to finish! Open with the INB Foldable and remind students how to convert from improper fractions to mixed numbers. Lead into the Improper Fractions Loop Cards where students will convert as quickly as they can to match up improper fractions to mixed numbers. Next, pass out the f-u-n Adding Fractions & Mixed Numbers MATH Maze and wrap up the day with the Editable Exit Tickets! Each component here provides you with the tools to check understanding before moving on.

Pair this Editable Foldable with your lesson on Writing Expressions. Understand the difference between indication words and how to identify them in a written format. Students will formulate a list of indication words for all four math operations and then have a chance to apply their knowledge to two problems per operation (8 examples total) To further this activity, I have made it editable so you can personalize the examples to be used. Included is a Master Copy of indication words and soluti