Connect verbal descriptions, expressions, equations, and inequalities. Explain the meaning of a variable, use substitution to evaluate, and justify equivalent expressions. When solving an equation, check the proposed solution in the original statement rather than only repeating the same steps.
10 skills with 30 worksheet PDFs
Clear filtersI can solve problems involving exponents and order of operations.
I can solve problems involving translating words into expressions.
I can solve problems involving terms, factors, and coefficients.
I can solve problems involving evaluating expressions.
I can solve problems involving equivalent expressions.
I can solve problems involving variables in real-world problems.
I can solve problems involving solving one-step equations.
I can solve problems involving writing inequalities.
I can solve problems involving graphing inequalities on a number line.
I can solve problems involving two quantities that change together.
Ask the student to estimate, solve, and explain a check. Use the worked solutions after an independent attempt, then choose a different worksheet to apply the same skill in another way.
Read each worksheet description before choosing a task. Worksheet numbers are not difficulty ratings. Use a different form to apply the skill in a new way, not just to repeat the same questions.
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Print page 1 for students. Page 2 contains worked solutions. Page 3 has optional book recommendations and is not needed for the activity.
Try the questions independently first. Then compare the steps, explain a correction, and check the result with a model or another method.
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