Less than $5 9th Grade Math Graphic Organizers

Perfect touch of holiday spirit to motivate your students to complete their I-Ready Lessons.

PDF includes:

Half page per student (must cut)

10 Christmas Trees for math lessons

7 stockings for reading lessons

Students color one graphic per lesson complete with at least 75%.

Easy and helps to create accountability. Use them weekly or as students fill them up.

Printable square grid graph papers are beneficial for math students. This blank graph paper template features grid lines that can be used for solving various math problems such as multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, drawing geometric shapes and more. These are also great for special education students.

This set includes :

11 Pages, pdf format

Size (8x11.5 Inches)

These papers are for personal use only.

Restrictions: You are not allowed to share, resell or redistribute this product in their original format. You may not claim my work as your own.

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Foldables! 21 different foldable images to add to your lessons! Perfect for interactive notebooks or learning journals. These black-line foldables are great for any subject and many grade levels! Print, cut, fold and write. Add variety to any lesson! Saved as PDFs. If you want to add your own text, simply place the images in a Word document, PowerPoint, or Publisher document using the snipping/capture tool. More Great Products from Kile's Classroom Fractions, Decimals, and Percents with MMs Candy. Long Division Interactive Notebook Pages. 5th Grade Math Interactive Notebook Pages Bundle - Long Division Set Included. Fact and Opinion. Key Words: Foldables, Interasctive Notebook, Math Journals, Writing Journals, Science Journals, Notes, Graphic Organizers #KileBD38

If your math students struggle with knowing how to study for math, this checklist could minimize their confusion and help guide them towards better habits!

I have used this in my own high school classrooms & have seen more success with teaching students how they study for math than before I gave it to them!

What you get:

- A checklist with 2 sections:

--- Section 1: Are you prepared to study?

--- Section 2: Did you study properly?

- 4 versions

--- half sheet no color

--- half sheet color

--- full sheet no color

--- full sheet color

Here's a little story :)

Year after year I would announce an exam for WEEKS & then the day of the test I would inevitably get “oh no! There is a test today?!”

When I asked students if they studied for a math test the response was ”it’s math. You can’t study anyway”

This led me down a really long path of trying to figure out how to help students succeed in math.

I started by working on having students understand the WHY behind each topic so they naturally knew how to go about problem solving.

That worked for a few and still students weren’t studying!

I began asking my students a list of questions to determine if they studied. Most of the time the answers were “no”.

”Did you re-do the questions we did in class?”

Response: Why would I do that? The answers are right there anyway!

To make a very long story a littler shorter, I came up with a checklist that I handed out. Every time there was an exam my students would use the checklist to try and complete every single box! From planning to study to actually studying, the more boxes they completed the better they did!

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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.

This resource is well organized and it visually shows the relationships between the multiple different classifications of the polygons, triangles and quadrilaterals. It is a must have to all kinds of learners.

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 each colored and black:

• With name and date space: To give to students or use as a reference sheet.
• Without name and date space: To make for a display and lesson or as a poster.

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

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This back to school Algebra 1 pretest plus a reference sheet will ensure that your Algebra 1 students practice the skills they need to succeed in your class! This exam has 28 questions and covers 15 different topics that your Algebra 1 students should master to be set up for success this year.

>> ALL QUESTIONS ALIGNED TO THE NEXT GENERATION STANDARDS <<

UPGRADE TO THE BACK TO SCHOOL BUNDLE HERE (21 Algebra 1 Resources)

TOPICS INCLUDED:

⟫Adding & Subtracting Fractions

⟫Multiplying and Dividing Fractions

⟫Signed Numbers

⟫Area and Perimeter (Square, rectangle, triangle)

⟫Mean, Median and Mode

⟫Order of Operations

⟫Evaluating Expressions

⟫Solving Linear Equations (1 and 2 step)

⟫Solving Linear Inequalities (1 and 2 step)

⟫Converting Fractions, Decimals and Percentages

⟫Ratios and Proportions

⟫Combining Like Terms

⟫Finding Slope

⟫Square Roots and Exponents

What you get:

⟫ 5 page Diagnostic Exam (with room for work to be shown)

⟫ 1 Page Algebra 1 Reference Sheet

⟫ A Final Answer Page

⟫ Fully worked out answer key

Ways to use this Diagnostic:

⟫Give out as an individual assignment

If you want to see what EACH of your students knows on an individual level, treat this as a test. Volume 0 during testing and have students work completely alone.

⟫Put them in pairs

If you want them to talk through what they know and share knowledge with each other, put them in pairs. If you don’t mind knowing what EACH of your students knows this could be a great way to introduce partner work and your expectations.

⟫Collaborative Assessment

This is a great way to introduce groupwork to your class in the beginning of the year. They will work together as a group. You can give out your expectations here for groupwork such as the volume you want the class at, the questions they are allowed to ask, the way you want them communicating during groupwork, etc.

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These 20 Printable Graph and Table Templates are clear with dark grid lines! They are great to give students during any graphing activities, exit slips, activities for displaying on a bulletin board or just regular practice lessons. You can also screenshot them to add to your own documents!

What you get:

Sheet 1: 10 X 10 Graph (4 on a page) with axes

Sheet 2: 10 X 10 Graph (4 on a page) without axes

Sheet 3: 10 X 10 Graph (1 on a page) with axes

Sheet 4: 10 X 10 Graph (1 on a page) - Only Quadrant I

Sheet 5: 10 X 10 Graph (1 on a page) with axes - Quadrants I and IV (Great for TRIG)

Sheet 6: 10 X 10 Graph (1 on a page) without axes

Sheet 7: 20 X 20 Graph (1 on a page) with axes

Sheet 8: 20 X 20 Graph (1 on a page) without axes

Sheet 9: 20 X 20 Graph (4 on a page) with axes

Sheet 10: 20 X 20 Graph (4 on a page) without axes

Sheet 11: 2 Column Tables (4 on a page) - Blank Labels

Sheet 12: 2 Column Tables (4 on a page) - x,y labels

Sheet 13: 2 Column Tables (4 on a page) - x,f(x) labels

Sheet 14: 20 X 20 Grid & x,y table (Half Sheets)

Sheet 15: 20 X 20 Grid & x,f(x) table (Half Sheets)

Sheet 16: 20 X 20 Grid & Blank labels on the table (Half Sheets)

Sheet 17: 10 X 10 Grid & x,y table (Half Sheets)

Sheet 18: 10 X 10 Grid & x,f(x) table (Half Sheets)

Sheet 19: 10 X 10 Grid & & Blank labels on the table (Half Sheets)

Sheet 20: 2 Column Tables (1 on a page) - Blank Labels

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