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Free applied math graphic organizers
Comparing Numbers {Freebie}
Engage students with hands on math activities for inequalities. Differentiate practice with two digit or three digit numbers. Available in this freebie are response sheets and cards for comparing tens frames, place value, dominoes, and number cards.
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K - 2nd
All About Telling Time Anchor Chart
Help your students understand the nuances of time with this visual learning anchor chart! Would you rather have this printed with edge-to-edge color on 18x24 poster paper and mailed right to your home or school? Visit my Etsy Store, RockinTeachers, to order!
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1st - 4th
Positive and Negative Number Line + Addition and Subtraction of Integers
Positive and Negative Number Line
Addition and Subtraction of Integers Success Criteria
Number line to teach the number line and with instructions on how to add and subtract integers.
Great way to introduce how the addition and subtraction integers
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3rd - 6th
FREE Math Problem Solving Rubric and Math Frame
Free Student Friendly Problem Solving Rubric can be used for self-assessment (Marzano) and teacher assessment for a variety math problems. Cute owl themed graphics and simple language make this easy to use. Also included is a math problem solving frame which is a graphic organizer that is used to guide students through the math problem solving process.
BEST VALUE - Math Problem Solving Essentials Bundle {K-3}
Contains an entire year's worth of math problem solving lessons and activities wi
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1st - 3rd
The Rule of Four
This graphic organizer and practice problems help students understand how to communicate mathematical concepts in four different representations:- Graphical- Numerical- Algebraic- WordsThis specific Rule of Four handout focuses on Linear Representations.If you are looking for an extension activity based on this handout, check out my Linear Equations are All Around Us project.This is a lesson from my Unit 2 - Linear Representations (Resource Bundle)Check out more lessons:Real Numbers and Propert
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7th - 9th
Seesaw Activities Templates - *FREEBIE* - Count, Tally, Graph - Online Learning
*FREEBIE OF THE WEEK*February 18th 2018Do you use Seesaw in your classroom? These Count, Tally, Graph pages are ready to assign in Seesaw and are an excellent way to introduce the app to your students! Build home-school relationships by letting parents see the learning taking place in your classroom! There are two data groups to choose from, each with four levels - building from a tally and bar chart, to asking questions about the data! Use as an assessment, a Math center or as part of your teac
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1st - 3rd
Linear Functions as Words, Tables, Equations, Graphs | Digital/Virtual or Print
Looking for an simple, naturally-progressed way to teach the multiple representations of functions? This is a three page worksheet helping students more organically understand the relationship between linear functions and their equations, tables, and graphs.This worksheet is easy to do and works either printed or as a digital uploaded pdf.This download includes the worksheet with four practice problems and a reflection sheet for afterwards/class discussion. The answer key is also included!Found
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Circles - Central vs. Inscribed Angles Graphic Organizer FREEBIE!
This 2 page long graphic organizer is designed to help students to see the difference between central and inscribed angles.
Page One includes the parts of a central angle versus the parts of an inscribed angle, what is known about their measures and two examples.
Page Two includes two inscribed angles intercepting the same arc and an angle inscribed in a semicircle. The properties of angles and what is known about their measures is included as well as two examples for each.
There are four
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9th - 11th
Bar Graph Template
Have students create their own surveys and fill in this bar graph!
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PreK - 2nd
Slope Graphic Organizer for Linear Equations 8th Grade Math Algebra
This graphic organizer helps students find slope four different ways. Good for Algebra 1 and 8th grade math. Find slope from a graph, a table, two points, or word phrases. This can be used as a study guide or an assessment "cheat" sheet. Included: 1-page graphic organizer.Supports California State Standards: 8th Grade Math 8.EE.6 and 8.F.2Algebra 1 F.IF.6If you are interested in my other middle school math products. Visit my TPT store. Click the follow star to be the first to know about s
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7th - 9th
Integers- Guided Notes
These notes include all the basics. You can use them to teach what an integer is, how to graph them, how to read and write them, and how to order and compare. Guided notes are awesome for struggling learners and help keep your students engaged. These notes can be used independently or with the free power point you can find at my store. These would work great with interactive notebooks as well.
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5th - 6th
Calculating Molar Mass of a Compound - Organizer
If you have students who struggle with math or organizing information when they solve multi-step math and chemistry problems, then this worksheet is for you. Students will learn to calculate the molar mass of compounds using organized tables with guided step-by-step directions. Help build confidence in your students' ability to solve math problems in chemistry class! Works well for all students!
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9th - 12th
Little Mathematician Printable Bundle
A bundle with printable resources to support your teaching of Mathematics in the younger years.This file includes: *Number of the Day. Four different versions to cover a large spread of abilities.*A simple "think board" for generating and recording discussion, ideas, and mathematical thinking. This is a simple anchor chart style resource that supports visually, consolidates and reiterates skills, and provides clarity during Maths lessons.*A printable template for a class Mathemagician Book. Prin
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K - 3rd
Financial Freedom Graphic Organizer (Financial Literacy)
Financial Literacy: Financial Freedom, Family and Dreams Graphic Organizer (FREE)
This graphic organizer is perfect for starting a larger unit on careers. The lesson contains 7 questions for your students to answer that will help them begin to explore their dreams and goals for the future.
Questions cover student goals; roadblocks to reaching their goals; their family’s aspirations for them; how they define success; what is more important, a career they love or making lots of money.
This g
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9th - 12th
Proportional Relationship Interactive Notes
A handout to be completed with your students as interactive notes about the difference between proportional and non-proportional relationships.
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6th - 8th
Math PBL Food Truck Festival
This a great project-based learning activity for math class! Students work on counting back money, data tracking, bar graph analysis, addition, multiplication, and creativity!
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3rd - 6th
Distance Learning FREEBIE Under the Big Top Fact Families Addition
These worksheets/task cards are meant to be used after the student has a good understanding of the relationships between number operations. The purpose here is to help the student remember the mechanics (format) of writing fact families. This works really well for students who need scaffolding.If you'd like to see other resources that cover math fact families like this, please go to:Related Products ⭐ Under the Big Top Fact Family Fun Addition/Subtraction To & From 10 or LessRelated Produc
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1st - 2nd
STAAR Approved Math Supplemental Aid
This is a product I have created to use as a Supplemental Aid during class and the STAAR test. I have combined blank graphic organizers, Mnemonic devices, and number charts for the students to familiarize themselves with the aids and utilize them during testing. Please make a copy before editing the document. Each visual on the Supplemental Aid is STAAR-approved.
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6th - 8th
Summarizing Integer Operations Rules Graphic Organizer
Once students have learned the four basic operations with integers, this tool can help students wrap-up the rules and keep them straight. Good study tool, or even a formative assessment.
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5th - 12th
FREE Classifying Triangles by Angles and Sides Blank Note Taking Template
FREE Classifying Triangles by Angles ~ Acute, Right and Obtuse and by Sides ~ Equilateral, Isosceles, and Scalene, BLANK NOTE TAKING TEMPLATE for Students to sketch the Triangle and write the definition and attributes. Example shows the exact 1 page PDF you get. Enjoy it FREE! It's simply a blank template where you decide what notes you want students to take or draw. You'll enjoy using this template year after year!Be sure to L@@K at my other 1,285+ TERRIFIC teaching resources.~ ~ THANK YOU KIND
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4th - 6th
Area and Perimeter of 2D Shapes
"Unlock the secrets of geometry with our comprehensive 2D booklet! Whether you're a student or a professional, this handy guide is your go-to resource for mastering area and perimeter calculations for triangles, rectangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, and squares. Packed with clear explanations, step-by-step examples, and practical tips, it's the perfect companion for anyone looking to sharpen their mathematical skills and conquer geometric challenges with confidence."
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4th - 10th, Adult Education
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About Minimum Wage Graphic Organizer
The About Minimum Wage Graphic Organizer is differentiated for high school Special Education students with mild- to moderate- learning disabilities. It can be utilized in Business Math, Life Skills, Career Planning courses, and more. Students research the answers to the questions and complete the organizer. This is part of a Jobs/Careers bundle, which is also available on my TPT store.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Jobs/Careers Graphic Organizer Bundle
Percentages Graphic Organizer/Anchor Chart
This percentages graphic organizer/anchor chart combines using the percentages proportion for "is, of, %" problems, word problems, as well as the percentage equation for tax, tip, and discount problems.Ways to use this resource:As an anchor chart in your classroom.Print as a multi-sheet poster, tape the pieces together, laminate, and hang in your classroom.As individual handouts/graphic organizers for each student.I like to give them each a copy that isn't filled out, then complete each section
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7th - 9th
Problem solving checklist: APEC
A checklist for math problem solving. Designed for students with moderate disabilities that impact working memory and/or executive functioning, but useful to have available for any student who struggles to figure out how to tackle open-ended or unfamiliar problems.
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5th - 12th
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