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Instructional technology Common Core 7.RP.A.2 resources
Proportional Relationships from Equations, Graphs & Tables Pixel Art
Teach your students Proportional Relationships from equations, graphs and tables with this fun and engaging pixel art activity. Your students will solve 10 questions by looking at the equation, graph or table in each cell and determine if it is proportional or non-proportional then enter their responses in the provided space. As they answer correctly pieces of a mystery picture will begin to appear. By the end, they will have created a cookie and milk! This activity is great for your classrooms
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Middle School Pixel Art Math Bundle
Solving Percent Problems on a Double Number Line DIGITAL Bundle | Grades 6 - 7
This series of digital activities is designed to help students use the double number line to solve percent problems. In this series, students deal with all types of percentage problems -- those where they find the part, the whole and the unknown percentage. There is also a lesson that models how to set up the double number line along with videos. Great for students who need examples modeled, scaffolded notes, special education - students with IEPs and visual learners, whole group or math centers
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6th - 8th
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Proportional Relationships Bundle | Digital & Printable Resources
Teach your student about Proportional Relationships from equations, real-life scenarios, graphs and tables with this fun and engaging activities. These resources are great for your classrooms math centers, internet activities, distance learning warm up, independent work, quiz, homework or instructional technology day. This resource is create in Google. You will receive a folder with the student copy, answer key, terms of use and credits.Get FREE TPT credit to use on future purchases!Head on over
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7th - 8th
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Solving Percent Problems | Finding the Percentage | Double Number Line | Gr 6-7
This digital percent activity is designed to help students setup double number lines so that they can solve percent problems proficiently. In this introduction, students only deal with problems where they are given the part and whole and need to find the percentage; i.e. 56 is what percent of 72?Check out my other related products or bundle on solving percents with double number lines.Double Number Line Percents BUNDLE: Click hereSetting Up the Double Number Line: Click HereExtension on Finding
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6th - 9th
Proportional VS Non-Proportional Relationships from a Graph
Need a resource to teach your student how to identify proportional vs non-proportional relationships from a given graph? Use this awesome resource in your classroom today! Your students identify if each graph demonstrates a proportional or non-proportional by dragging and dropping the correct answer to space provided. I have also included a printable worksheet in black and white ink for future use. This activity is also great for your classrooms math centers, review, early finishers, internet ac
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7th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Proportional Relationships Bundle | Digital & Printable Resources
Grade 7 CCSS Math Dictionary Digital Resource Year-Long Math Vocabulary Project
Math vocabulary words not sticking? Need a system to help students learn and retain math vocabulary? How about a simple, easy-to-use system that goes beyond just memorization, is fun and engaging, creates student ownership, and is 100% paperless? Yes Please! My Math Dictionary is a year-long digital math vocabulary project created for Google Slides.As new or unfamiliar math vocabulary words are encountered throughout the school year, students complete the Frayer Model vocabulary templates which
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7th
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Circumference Mystery Pixel Picture Activity
This product includes a Google Spreadsheet Mystery Pixel Picture Activity and an answer key. Use this activity as a Google Classroom assignment. Be sure to change the settings to "Make a Copy for Each Student."16 Questions are included on circumference. Students answer the question on the Google Spreadsheet. If their answer is correct, their box turns yellow, black, blue, or gray and several pixels in the mystery picture appear. If their answer is incorrect, no part of the mystery picture appear
Solving Percent Problems Double Number Line | Finding the Whole | Grades 6 - 7
This engaging digital activity on percents is designed to help students setup double number lines and solve percent problems proficiently. In this introduction, students only deal with setting up and solving problems where they are given the percentage and the part; they need to find the whole; i.e. 56% of what is 42? Check out my other related products or bundle on solving percents with double number lines.Double Number Line Percents BUNDLE: Click hereSetting Up the Double Number Line: Click He
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6th - 8th
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