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Grade 7 Expressions Worksheets

Use properties of operations to combine like terms, expand, factor, and rewrite expressions. Explain why two expressions have the same value for every allowed input, not just one example. Keep the sign of each term visible when subtracting an expression or distributing a negative number.

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Grade 7 Expressions

Writing and Evaluating Expressions

I can solve problems involving writing and evaluating expressions.

  • Worksheet 110 problems. Includes math models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 210 problems. Includes correcting mistakes and working backward.
  • Worksheet 310 problems. Includes word problems and math models.
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Grade 7 Expressions

Simplifying Expressions by Combining Like Terms

I can solve problems involving simplifying expressions by combining like terms.

  • Worksheet 110 problems. Includes math models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 210 problems. Includes correcting mistakes and working backward.
  • Worksheet 310 problems. Includes word problems and math models.
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Grade 7 Expressions

Expanding Expressions with the Distributive Property

I can solve problems involving expanding expressions with the distributive property.

  • Worksheet 110 problems. Includes math models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 210 problems. Includes correcting mistakes and working backward.
  • Worksheet 310 problems. Includes word problems and math models.
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Grade 7 Expressions

Factoring Expressions

I can solve problems involving factoring expressions.

  • Worksheet 110 problems. Includes math models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 210 problems. Includes correcting mistakes and working backward.
  • Worksheet 310 problems. Includes word problems and math models.
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Grade 7 Expressions

Adding and Subtracting Linear Expressions

I can solve problems involving adding and subtracting linear expressions.

  • Worksheet 110 problems. Includes math models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 210 problems. Includes correcting mistakes and working backward.
  • Worksheet 310 problems. Includes word problems and math models.
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Grade 7 Expressions

Rewriting Expressions to Solve Problems

I can solve problems involving rewriting expressions to solve problems.

  • Worksheet 18 problems. Includes math models and explaining your reasoning.
  • Worksheet 28 problems. Includes correcting mistakes and working backward.
  • Worksheet 38 problems. Includes word problems and math models.
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Grade 7 Expressions

Laws of Exponents

I can solve problems involving laws of exponents.

  • Worksheet 110 problems. Includes math models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 210 problems. Includes correcting mistakes and working backward.
  • Worksheet 310 problems. Includes word problems and math models.
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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.

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