Less than $5 6th Grade Other (Math) Resources (by date, oldest first)

STEAM Challenge - Design a parachute for Santa to land safely in the event of a crash landing.

Premise: the NTSB requires that Santa have specific safety gear in order to be able to fly on Christmas Eve. Students are to design a parachute that will get Santa safely and slowly to the ground.

Package includes: Introduction script (Breaking News), Materials list and student work sheet.

Extensions: graph the student times.

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• I teach STEAM for 3/4 and 7/8. This is one of their favorite STEAM units. I incorporate it with other parachute activities. (Tracy C)
• Such a great and organized resource! Students loved doing this STEM project before Winter Break! (Elsa C)

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"Design a Catapult for Cupid's Valentine's Day Delivery Challenge: The Ultimate STEM Project"

Breaking News: Cupid's bow and arrow are out of commission and he needs your help to deliver valentines to the right people on Valentine's Day.

Student Worksheet: This worksheet will spark your students imaginations, helping them create a catapult to deliver Cupid's valentines.

Extensions: Take the project to the next level by graphing the distances the catapult can reach. Plot your data and see how you can improve your design for maximum impact.

With this exciting STEM Challenge, you can bring the magic of Valentine's Day to life and help Cupid make the day extra special for everyone.

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This package provides you with a total of 56 different questions you can ask your students in order to help you better understand their thought processes in mathematics. The first list is comprised of 21 general questions that could be used in other subject areas. The second list contains 35 subject specific questions related to the mathematical processes. This is a quick and easy list to carry around with you as you are taking a look at the work your students are doing.

Questions to dig deeper and better understand your students mathematical thinking. Questions focus on the 8 mathematical processes: Problem Solving Reasoning and Proving Reflecting Selecting Tools Selecting Computational Strategies Representing Connecting Communicating A few of the ways these cards may be used: * small group work, give one to each student based on observations/needs * small group work, whole group focus * whole group exit ticket question * student feedback - this is what I don't understand * wander and drop - give a specific question based on the observations. BONUS PAGE: General questions to assess student thinking in math. Please don't forget to take a look at the other items I have available in my store! Follow me to get the most up to date information and heads up on upcoming sales. All new items are listed at 50% off during the first 24 hours. Another great reason to follow my store. Thank for taking the time to stop by and purchase this resource.

This page provides you with a simple way to write anecdotal notes as you wander around the room observing your students working. This form is completely customizable allowing your to insert the goal, grade, term etc. There is space for each students name and a line for your comments/observations. This form is not subject specific.

I use this 27-card J'ai... Qui a? Game after my students have become familiar with the term "rapport partie à partie." This card game will require your students to be familiar with the difference, and recognize multiple ways a ratio can be represented in order for this game to be successful!

If you're unfamiliar, "J'ai... Qui a?" games are whole group activities which reinforce their ability to read and say what's on the cards. This is a great revision activity prior to assessment and I currently use it with my 6th graders; but it could easily be utilized in grade 7 as a warm-up, or a reach-back.

In this 5 page document, you will find:

• Explanation of the game and how to get started with examples.
• 27 pre-created cards with images to show ratios (hotdogs, hamburgers, salads, fries, juice, milkshakes, fruit, etc.).
• 1 page with blank card templates to create your own if you've got more than 27 students in your room.

I print this document single-sided on 8.5" x 11" paper, cut them out, and laminate them to use year after year.

Remember to have fun!

Kaitlyn.

This ressource contains 52 cards and has enough material for 13 rounds if you play it like a classic game of Memory. Each round has:

• a percentage card,
• a fraction card,
• a decimal card and
• an image card.

There are so many ways your students can benefit from playing with these cards! Here are some ways I've used them in my own classroom.

• Print and cut all cards and make as many copies as you'll need for the number of groups/teams you'll be creating. Have your students work in groups of 3-6 playing a classic game of "Memory" where they'll need to find the pairs.
• Using just one form (drawing, percentage, or decimal number), pass them out to your students and have them get in line from least to greatest, or from greatest to least without talking!
• Using only two forms, pass out one card to each student. You'll only want to do this activity if you have an even number of students. Have your students try to find their "matching partner."
• Have your students play a game of "Headbanz" by holding their card up to their forehead without seeing it. They'll have to ask their partner questions to narrow down what's on their head! They might ask questions like "Am I a percentage? Am I a decimal number? Am I a fraction? Am I bigger than a half? Am I smaller than a half?" etc.
• I've also passed out 2 random cards to each student and have had them create a written math problem using what they got on their card, and then passing it to a friend to solve.
• You can also place one form for each time around your classroom on the walls and distribute the rest to your students. Have them run around the class finding their corresponding equivalent.

Whichever way you choose to use these cards, I keep them on hand for months while we work through decimals, fractions, percentages and place value. They're an "on-the-fly" activity for me - and I often leave it for substitute teachers as well.

Don't forget to have fun!

Kaitlyn.

Looking for a printable fraction bundle to help your students visualize, draw and understand parts of a whole? This is part of a larger collection of math manipulatives and visual aides I use in my teaching!

Because fractions in all their forms are universal, this package can be used in any language.

This particular set is built for teaching fractional representation and includes fraction circles, standard fractions and fraction strips. 45 cards for each set give you a total of 135 cards to print, laminate and use in your teaching (they work great under a document camera, for 1:1 or whole group games, for math centres, for your small group work, etc.) You can also use parts as a memory game or they can even be used on a math wall or on your anchor charts.

They're precise, accurate, tidy and printer-friendly.

Hope they help you help your kids!

J'ai remarqué au fil des ans que mes élèves de 6e année sont nerveux à l'idée d'entrer en 7e année. Ils s'inquiètent pour les mathématiques et ont tellement de choses à retenir. En guise de petit cadeau de fin d'année, je les imprime sur du papier 8,5 x 14 et les plastifie.

Vous ne considéreriez (peut-être!) pas quelque chose comme ça comme un "cadeau", mais mes enfants de 11 et 12 ans ont poussé un soupir de soulagement et sont convaincus qu'ils pourront s'y référer pour les années à venir !

Sur cet aide-mémoire pratique, j'ai donné des visuels pour aider vos élèves à se souvenir :

• PEDMAS et règles d'ordre des opérations
• Division et vocabulaire dans une division (diviseur, dividende, quotient, reste)
• Un tableau d'équivalence décimale (avec décimaux, fractions et pourcentages)
• Comment trouver des fractions équivalentes (multiplication et division)
• Règles de divisibilité (de 1 à 12)
• Tableau de pourcentage et de conversion
• Astuces pour multiplier et diviser par des multiples de 10
• Types de triangles (rectangle, acutangle, obtusangle, scalène, isocèle, équilatéral)
• Angles (aigu, droit, obtus, plat, rentrant, tour complet)
• Astuce pour angle manquant dans un quadrilatère (A + B + C + D = 360)
• Astuce pour angle manquant dans un triangle (A + B + C = 180)
• Transformations géométriques (translations, rotations et réflexions) avec exemples
• Formules pour mesurer le volume, l'aire et le périmètre
• Valeur de position pour les nombres entiers et les nombres décimaux

I use this 24-card J'ai... Qui a? Game after my students have become familiar with the terms "paire ordonnée" and "quadrants." If your students are not yet familiar with ordered pairs in 4 quadrants and are still focusing on a single quadrant, I've got that, here. Your students will always want to be familiar with the formatting of an ordered pair - using parentheses and a comma to separate the two numbers), and you'll want to practice saying these out loud (i.e. "Cinq à trois" - (5,3) ; "Moins dix à six" - (-10, 6)) before jumping into this game.

If you're unfamiliar, "J'ai... Qui a?" games are whole group activities which reinforce their ability to read and say what's on the cards. This is a great revision activity prior to assessment and I currently use it with my 6th graders; but it could easily be utilized in grade 7 as a warm-up, or as a reach-back activity.

In this 8-page document, you will find:

• Explanation of the game and how to get started with examples (and a trick about how I pre-assess their understanding independently).
• 24 pre-created cards with mini cartesian planes covering the four quadrants.
• 1 page with blank card templates to create your own if you've got more than 24 students in your room.

I print this document single-sided on 8.5" x 11" paper, cut them out, and laminate them to use year after year. There are 4 to a sheet.

If you're looking to use games in your teaching, this game is included in my J'ai... Qui a? Bundle which you can find here.

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Remember to have fun!

Kaitlyn.

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An editable PowerPoint focused on the Order of Operations for middle school math grades 4 thru 6. Includes three levels of differentiated activities and depth and complexity icons.

Activities are designed for extension activities for after student have learned the basics and does not contain practice problems.

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Christmas Tree Lot Project

Students will be asked to make a tree lot according to the student instruction page. Students will use special skills along with area and perimeter skills. A minor research component is included to research the types of trees to sell on their Christmas Tree Lot.

Materials Included:

· Goals and Teacher Instructions

· Student Introduction Page

· Student Planning Page

· Grading Rubric

· Optional Writing Page

· Christmas Tree Research Page

· Legends Page

· Elements and Pieces page

· 11x14 grid page

Students need to know how to sort 2D shapes and identify the name of each figure. This interactive activity meant to help your kids understand how we classify shapes into categories based on their attributes, an interactive notebook made different! A cut and paste activity for 2D shapes that helps students review different properties of shapes. Using groups and subgroups instead of arrows will help kids see the relationship between shapes more clearly.

Please see the preview as it is exactly what you will receive in your download.

This no prep hands-on activity is great for use as printable cut and paste center or practice activity. Just print and go!

Or you can laminate the graphic organizer + the shapes and use it as a group activity.

Shapes included:

• Non-Polygons: Circle, Moon shape, Heart, ...
• Triangles: Equilateral, isosceles, scalene, acute, right, obtuse, Right and isosceles.
• Quadrilaterals: Square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, kite.
• More than 4 sides: Pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, Octagon.

I created two versions of this sheet colored and black.

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Students need to know how to sort 2d shapes and identify the name of each figure. This anchor chart meant to help your kids understand how we classify shapes into categories based on their attributes, a polygon hierarchy made different! I made a polygon family tree that groups polygons into families and subgroups. This helps kids see the relationships more clearly without using arrows.

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I created two versions of this sheet each colored and black:

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This beginner ordering fractions with same numerators (CCSS3.NF.A.3d, CCSS4.NF.A.2) worksheet is the best way to teach how to order fractions from least to greatest using fraction bars. Students use bars as a tool to compare three fractions (halves, thirds ... up to twelves) Fractions types: same numerator.

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Compare fractions using circle models and fraction bars.

What is included:

1. Order the fractions from least to greatest using fraction bars.
2. Order the fractions from least to greatest or from greatest to least without using fraction bars.

It's an excellent addition to math review, perfect for both classroom and homeschool settings! Ideal for extra practice or review, this worksheet is versatile for in-class activities or take-home assignments.

Designed for 3rd grade, it also serves as an effective review tool for 4th grade students, supporting Common Core standard.

Answer keys are included.

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This beginner ordering fractions (CCSS3.NF.A.3d, CCSS4.NF.A.2) worksheet is the best way to teach how to order fractions from least to greatest using fraction bars. Students use bars as a tool to compare three fractions (from halves, thirds ... up to twelves) Fractions types: mixed fractions less than 1.

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Order fractions with like denominators.

Order fractions with like numerators.

Compare fractions using circle models and fraction bars.

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1. Order the fractions from least to greatest using fraction bars.
2. Order the fractions from least to greatest or from greatest to least without using fraction bars (You can provide fraction bars reference chart or use cross multiapplication method).

It's an excellent addition to math review, perfect for both classroom and homeschool settings! Ideal for extra practice or review, this worksheet is versatile for in-class activities or take-home assignments.

Designed for 3rd grade, it also serves as an effective review tool for 4th grade students, supporting Common Core standard.

Answer keys are included.

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This will be amazing for helping your students understand equivalent fractions. Kids will practice equivalent fractions with these Beginner DIFFERENTIATD with number lines worksheets, this will help students find equivalent fractions and compare fractions that are parts of a whole.

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What's included: 18 equivalent fractions for students to identify using circle models as visual aid:

• First page: some numbers are added for extra help.
• Second page: kids will find each equality by themselves.
• Black version.

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This comparing fractions (CCSS3.NF.A.3d, CCSS4.NF.A.2) worksheet is the best way to learn how to find equivalent fractions on a number line, Students use a number line as a tool to compare two fractions (halves, thirds ... up to ninths) Fractions types: same numerator, same denominator, and mixed.

Compare fractions using circle models and fraction bars.

What is included:

• Activity 1: Write the fraction that each star represents and then compare the two fraction using the symbols < , >,or =.
• **Activity 2:**Place a dot for each fraction on the number line and then compare the two fraction using the symbols < , >,or =.

It's an excellent addition to math review, perfect for both classroom and homeschool settings! Ideal for extra practice or review, this worksheet is versatile for in-class activities or take-home assignments.

Designed for 3rd grade, it also serves as an effective review tool for 4th grade students, supporting Common Core standard.

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This will be amazing for helping your students understand equivalent fractions. Kids will practice equivalent fractions with these Beginner DIFFERENTIATD circle models worksheets, this will help students find equivalent fractions and compare fractions that are parts of a whole.

See preview for full details.

By using these printables and activities children will:

• Compare fractions to whole and to other fractions.
• Understand how different fractions can add up to a whole.

What's included: 18 equivalent fractions for students to identify using circle models as visual aid:

• First page: some numbers are added for extra help.
• Second page: kids will find each equality by themselves.
• Black version.

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This will be amazing for helping your students understand equivalent fractions. Kids will practice equivalent fractions with these Beginner DIFFERENTIATD circle models worksheets, this will help students find equivalent fractions and compare fractions that are parts of a whole.

You will find another version using fraction bars here

By using these printables and activities children will:

• Compare fractions to whole and to other fractions.
• Understand how different fractions can add up to a whole.

What's included: 18 equivalent fractions for students to identify using circle models as visual aid:

• First page: some numbers are added for extra help.
• Second page: kids will find each equality by themselves.
• Black version.

You may like: Equivalent Fractions Center

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