Less than $5 8th Grade Math Flash Cards (by date, oldest first)

Ce jeu de 52 cartes flash sur les formes et l'espace est conçu pour améliorer la compréhension des concepts géométriques de vos élèves en présentant des problèmes écrits sans nombres, les défiant à associer le langage aux opérations géométriques et aux formules de manière amusante et engageante.

Vos élèves ont-ils du mal avec les problèmes écrits (problèmes écrits) pour identifier quelle opération géométrique utiliser ? J'ai créé cette collection de cartes flash spécifiquement pour aider les élèves à se concentrer sur la reconnaissance des formes et de l'espace ainsi que sur le vocabulaire associé. Comme ces cartes flash mettent l'accent sur le vocabulaire plutôt que sur les valeurs numériques, elles sont idéales pour les élèves de la 4e année et plus, en particulier ceux qui ont du mal à distinguer les différentes opérations géométriques.

Caractéristiques principales :

• Problèmes écrits : Chaque carte flash présente un problème écrit sans valeurs numériques, encourageant les élèves à identifier l'opération géométrique correcte (comme l'aire, le périmètre ou le volume) nécessaire pour le résoudre.
• Utilisation polyvalente : Cet outil pédagogique est hautement adaptable, offrant différentes façons d'engager les élèves. Utilisez-le dans des activités en grand groupe, un jeu des quatre coins en classe, du travail en binôme (en imprimant plusieurs copies), ou en petits groupes.
• Miniature d'affiche ancrée : Une affiche ancrée miniature est incluse, mettant en avant les trois opérations fondamentales sur les formes et l'espace : l'aire, le périmètre et le volume. Cette affiche sert de référence pratique pour les élèves, leur permettant de travailler sur les cartes flash de manière autonome.
• Clé de réponse : Pour plus de commodité, une clé de réponse est fournie afin de vérifier rapidement et évaluer les réponses des élèves.

Pourquoi choisir les cartes flash sur les opérations et les problèmes écrits ?

• Apprentissage amélioré : En se concentrant sur les problèmes écrits, les élèves développent une compréhension plus approfondie des concepts mathématiques et renforcent leurs compétences en résolution de problèmes.
• Association du langage : Les élèves apprennent à associer des indices linguistiques spécifiques à l'opération mathématique correspondante, renforçant ainsi leur compréhension et leurs capacités d'application.
• Engagement interactif : Le caractère interactif de ces cartes flash rend l'apprentissage des mathématiques agréable et interactif, favorisant une attitude positive envers les défis mathématiques.

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Cet ensemble de 52 cartes flash présente des problèmes écrits sans chiffres, défiant les élèves à associer le langage aux opérations mathématiques de manière dynamique et engageante.

Vos élèves ont-ils du mal à comprendre les problèmes écrits/problèmes écrits pour identifier quelle opération est mise en avant et laquelle ils doivent utiliser pour résoudre les problèmes? J'ai créé cette collection de cartes flash pour travailler la reconnaissance des opérations et se concentrer sur le vocabulaire utilisé. Comme elle se concentre uniquement sur le vocabulaire et inclut aucun chiffre, cette collection de cartes flash est utile pour les élèves à partir du CM1 4e année) et pour ceux qui ont du mal à faire la distinction entre les opérations.

Caractéristiques principales :

• Problèmes écrits : Chaque carte flash présente un problème de mots sans valeurs numériques, incitant les élèves à identifier l'opération mathématique correcte à utiliser pour le résoudre.
• Utilisation polyvalente : Cet outil pédagogique offre plusieurs façons de jouer et d'apprendre. Il peut être utilisé comme activité de groupe entier, une activité des quatre coins en classe, pour le travail en binôme (avec plusieurs copies imprimées) ou en petits groupes.
• Mini tableau d'ancrage : Un mini tableau d'ancrage est inclus, mettant en lumière les quatre opérations fondamentales : additionner, soustraire, multiplier et diviser. Ce tableau sert de référence pratique pour les élèves, les aidant à travailler sur les cartes flash de manière autonome.
• Clé de réponses : Pour la commodité des enseignants, une clé de réponses est fournie pour vérifier et évaluer rapidement les réponses des élèves.

Pourquoi choisir les cartes flash des opérations et des problèmes écrits ?

• Apprentissage renforcé : En se concentrant sur les problèmes écrits, les élèves développent une compréhension plus profonde des concepts mathématiques et renforcent leurs compétences en résolution de problèmes.
• Association linguistique : Les élèves apprennent à associer des indices linguistiques spécifiques à l'opération mathématique correspondante, renforçant ainsi leur compréhension et leurs capacités d'application.
• Engagement interactif : Le caractère interactif de ces cartes flash rend l'apprentissage des mathématiques agréable et interactif, favorisant une attitude positive face aux défis mathématiques.

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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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Your students will find this very helpful in learning and remembering the places on the place value chart, a row is added to fill in each exponent form. A simple blank place value chart that students can fill in... This place value template can be used as an interactive notebook to assist students with understanding how the place value chart works, how to write numbers in different forms: Standard form, word form, expanded form, unit form, expanded notation, and expanded form with exponents.

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Your students will find this very helpful in learning and remembering the places on the place value chart. A simple blank place value chart that students can fill in... Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart. You can also use this to help your Special Education students as a math testing accommodation (for STAAR testing students).

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Your students will find this very helpful in learning and remembering the places on the place value chart. A simple blank place value chart that students can fill in... Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart. You can also use this to help your Special Education students as a math testing accommodation (for STAAR testing students).

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No need to waste time and make your 3rd 4th 5th grade students draw their own individual place value chart. This resource will help you teach my students place value and where the Hundreds, Tens, and Ones go, and also how to read and write the numbers properly.. Perfect for informal assessments and curriculum check ins with your students or to illustrate their understanding of place value. Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart, I added another version where kids get to find the value of each digit in each box .

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

More place value charts:

• Decimals to millions
• Ones to millions
• Ones to Hundred thousands.
• Decimals to millions.

No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed. You will find two versions 2 charts per page and one chart per page.

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No need to waste time and make your 4th 5th grade to middle school students draw their own individual place value chart with fractions and decimals to the thousandths. This place value template can be used when teaching Place Value, for whole group lesson or individual anchor charts. Perfect for informal assessments and curriculum check ins with your students or to illustrate their understanding of place value. Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart or can be copied and laminated, I added a version with a number to use as an example or make it a poster :).

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

More place value charts:

• Decimals to billions
• Decimals to millions
• Ones to millions
• Ones to Hundred thousands.

No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

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• place value and rounding

No need to waste time and make your 3rd 4th 5th grade students draw their own individual place value chart. This place value anchor chart template can be used when teaching Place Value, for whole group lesson or individual anchor charts. Perfect for informal assessments and curriculum check ins with your students or to illustrate their understanding of place value. Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart, I added another version where kids get to find the value of each digit in each box .

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

More place value charts:

• Ones to millions
• Decimals to millions.

No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

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• place value anchor chart printable
• place value and rounding

No need to waste time and make your 4th (math STAAR) 5th grade to middle school students draw their own individual place value chart with billions and decimals to the hundredths. This place value template can be used when teaching Place Value, for whole group lesson or individual anchor charts. Perfect for informal assessments and curriculum check ins with your students or to illustrate their understanding of place value. Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart or can be copied and laminated, I added da version with a number to use as an example or make it a poster :).

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

More place value charts:

• Decimals to millions
• Ones to millions
• Ones to Hundred thousands.

No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

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• place value assessment
• place value anchor chart printable
• place value and rounding

o need to waste time and make your 4th 5th grade students draw their own individual place value chart. This place value template can be used when teaching Place Value, for whole group lesson or individual anchor charts. Perfect for informal assessments and curriculum check ins with your students or to illustrate their understanding of place value. Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart.

More place value charts:

• Ones to millions
• Ones to Hundred thousands.

No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

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• place value activities
• place value assessment
• place value anchor chart printable
• place value and rounding

Your students will find this very helpful in learning and remembering the places on the place value chart. A simple blank place value chart that students can fill in... Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart. Also you can use this for helping your Special Education students as a math testing accommodation (STAAR testing students) .

See preview for full details

Two versions are available. No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

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• place value worksheets
• place value games
• place value chart
• place value poster
• place value anchor chart
• place value activities
• place value assessment
• place value anchor chart printable
• place value and rounding

No need to waste time and make your 4th 5th grade to middle school students draw their own individual place value chart with trillions to decimals (to the thousandths). This place value template can be used as an interactive notebook to assist students with understanding how the place value chart works, how to write numbers in different forms: Standard form, word form, expanded form, unit form, expanded notation, and expanded form with exponents.

You can laminate this and students can copy numbers directly on the chart to see exactly what place value the digit is in as well as it's value, I added da version with a number to use it as an example or make it a poster :).

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

More place value charts:

• Decimals to millions
• Ones to millions
• Ones to Hundred thousands.

No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TeachShare purchases.

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• place value games
• place value chart
• place value poster
• place value anchor chart
• place value activities
• place value assessment
• place value anchor chart printable
• place value and rounding

No need to waste time and make your 4th 5th grade students draw their own individual place value chart. This place value template can be used when teaching Place Value, for whole group lesson or individual anchor charts. Perfect for informal assessments and curriculum check ins with your students or to illustrate their understanding of place value. Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart.

No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

See preview for full details

More place value charts:

• Decimals to millions.
• Ones to Hundred thousands.

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• place value worksheets
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• place value activities
• place value assessment
• place value anchor chart printable
• place value and rounding

Your students will find this very helpful in learning and remembering the places on the place value chart. A simple blank place value chart that students can fill in... Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart. Also you can use this for helping your Special Education students as a math testing accommodation (STAAR testing students) .

See preview for full details

Two versions are available. No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TeachShare purchases.

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• place value chart
• place value poster
• place value anchor chart
• place value activities
• place value assessment
• place value anchor chart printable
• place value and rounding

Your students will find this very helpful in learning and remembering the places on the place value chart. A simple blank place value chart that students can fill in... Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart. Also you can use this for helping your Special Education students as a math testing accommodation (STAAR testing students) .

See preview for full details

Two versions are available. No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

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• place value activities
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• place value anchor chart printable
• place value and rounding

Connect is a math-based card game that engages students. They can practice any math skill and have fun in this fast-paced environment. Students use flashcard-like playing cards and math symbols to match each other's cards. When there is a match, both players shout out the answer to the shown equation, and the fastest player wins!

The catch is, there could be multiple matches in a round when the top cards are taken off, creating a chain reaction of fun!

The best part is, you can edit the cards using Google Slides to fit any of your needs! This game can be used for ANY skill. Currently, the game is set up for times tables to 12, but you can replace equations as you see fit. It's easy change the cards to addition, fractions, percent, solving equations, factoring, etc.

Even though the game is designed for math, you could switch the game from math equations to sight words, rhyming words, description words, science words, important dates in history, etc. The cards are editable!

Contents:

* 90 cards (6 sheets)

-80 EDITABLE equation cards

-10 Connect cards

-6 blank cards

* Instruction Manual with complete gameplay description

Helpful hint: Printing out the sheets on cardstock or laminating the cards will help make them last longer.

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It's Tic-Tac-Toe... but with math!

Students can practice factoring quadratics in this player vs player game.

Problems randomly generated are a FACTORABLE quadratic every time. Includes possible negative a's, b = 0, c = 0. It also includes problems where students may have to factor out a GCF first. No solutions need Quadratic Formula to find. No two sheets will be the same because the problems are completely randomly generated within the constraints.

Features:

* Runs anywhere Google Sheets can run.

*Three levels. a = 1, a is prime, a can be composite

* Computer generates unlimited problems, runs the game, and knows when students are right or wrong.

* Students are given 10 questions. The first to answer all 10 correct, picks the square.

* Computer checks the answers and knows when someone wins!

* Students can use their own avatars or take from 7 supplied.

In this version, answers must be completely factored and in an acceptable format for the computer to mark it correct. This means negative leading coefficients and GCFs MUST be factored and placed in front. Each factor MUST have parentheses around them, even they are a monomial (The order of these factors don't matter). There MUST be no spaces in your answer.

NOTE: This sheet contains a script that needs your okay to run. A warning message will pop-up. The script is written in Google App Script and is safe. The script modifies only its own sheets and nothing else. You can view the script through the Extensions-> App Script

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These order of operations without exponents matching cards are cute, fun and engaging! Your students will get a set of 32 tree cards and match the top half with the expression to the bottom half with the answer. There are 2 sets of cards. One set has the answers underneath them if you plan on cutting them out for them. The other set has mismatched questions and answers so the students can do the cutting without knowing the answer ahead of time!

All top halves of the cards are numbered so students can show work on their workspace and keep the work organized and make it easier for you to see if they are correct!

What you get:

- 32 Tree Cards (4 cards to a paper)

- 3 sets of Student Direction Cards

• a card for if you cut the cards out for them
• a card for if they cut the cards out
• a card for if you don't give all 32 cards at once

- Workspace Page

TOPICS

• Order of Operations without exponents
• Order of Operations with addition, subtraction, multiplication, division & distribution

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Celebrate Halloween while also evaluating functions! These Halloween Algebra 1 Pumpkin Puzzles are cute, fun and engaging! Your students will get a set of 32 pumpkin cards and match the top half with the function to the bottom half with the answer. There are 2 sets of cards. One set has the answers underneath them if you plan on cutting them out for them. The other set has mismatched questions and answers so the students can do the cutting without knowing the answer ahead of time!

All top halves of the cards are numbered so students can show work on their workspace and keep the work organized and make it easier for you to see if they are correct!

What you get:

- 32 Pumpkin Cards

- 3 sets of Student Direction Cards

• a card for if you cut the cards out for them
• a card for if they cut the cards out
• a card for if you don't give all 32 cards at once

- Workspace Page

TOPICS

• evaluating linear functions
• evaluating quadratic functions

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