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Showing posts with label percent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label percent. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
MATH RESOURCE - "Fraction, Decimal, Percent Number Line"
Middle School Math Moments
Use this handy fraction,decimal, percent number line as a resource for your students!
It’s a great addition to student notebooks, and it's free!
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Tuesday, February 17, 2015
FREE MATH RESOURCE - Fraction, Decimal, Percent Fold it Up
Middle School Math Moments
Do your students need their conversion rules all in one place?
This Fraction, Decimal, Percent Fold it Up will help students keep their rules organized! It has a labeled outside, but the inside is blank, so that your students can write the rules for converting, using the language that you have used in your classroom. The Fold it Up is great to include your students' interactive notebooks.
To check out other items in my store, head to Middle School Math Moments
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Do your students need their conversion rules all in one place?
This Fraction, Decimal, Percent Fold it Up will help students keep their rules organized! It has a labeled outside, but the inside is blank, so that your students can write the rules for converting, using the language that you have used in your classroom. The Fold it Up is great to include your students' interactive notebooks.
To check out other items in my store, head to Middle School Math Moments
Find my blog here - Middle School Math Moments
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Math Lesson – Fraction, Decimal, Percent Conversion Color by Number
Middle School Math Moments
Who loves to color?? In this Valentine-themed color by
number, students convert between fractions, decimals, and percents (there are
20 questions). They then find the solution number on the coloring page and
color it with the color indicated in the box for that problem.
A coloring page with no numbers is also included, so students can color the picture their own way:)
A coloring page with no numbers is also included, so students can color the picture their own way:)
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