Renaissance & Reformation Interactive Notebook Unit 6th Grade INB This is a complete interactive notebook unit with assessments for the Renaissance & Reformation in Europe from about A.D. 1270 - 1618, including Florence, Venice, Humanism, and Martin Luther. This 61 page unit includes activities and a complete answer key. I included some activities that could be used as assessments, as well as Essential Questions. I have included a test that is based on what students learn in the INB. This resource is meant to be used with a textbook or as teacher-led notes. Please note, this unit includes the same activities as those included in my digital interactive notebook Renaissance & Reformation DIGITAL Interactive Notebook, but these graphic organizers are to print cut, and paste. Teachers may want to use both versions with students to meet different needs. Topics covered in this product include: Timelines Renaissance Begins Italian City-States Trade Marco Polo Florence Venice Merchants Ruling City-States Politics Humanism Literature The Printing Press Leonardo da Vinci Renaissance Art Northern Renaissance Theater in England Problems with the Church Erasmus Martin Luther Protestantism Calvinism Henry VIII & the Anglican Church Catholic Reformation Spanish Inquisition Spanish Armada Conflict in France Thirty Years' War Essential Questions Vocabulary Flash Cards Chapter Test Please see the preview for even more information and pictures of this product. Save Money Buying the Bundle These World History units are also available in a money-saving bundle! Buying the bundle saves 20% off the individual cover prices. ***************************************************************************** Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ *******************************************************************
7th Grade Math Reference Sheet! *Aligned to 7th Grade TEKS & great for STAAR review and test prep! THIS INCLUDES: -Slope-Intercept Form (a coordinate plane with the y-intercept labeled for b) -Inequalities (keywords and visuals for graphing solutions on a number line) -Circumference & Area of Circles -Volume of Rectangular Prisms, Triangular Prisms, Rectangular Pyramids, Triangular Pyramids & Square Pyramids -Surface Area (visuals of the 3D figures unfolded nets) -Simple Interest & Compound Interest POSSIBLE USES: -Student reference sheet -Classroom poster -Interactive notebooks LOOKING FOR OTHER GRADE LEVELS? Click here for the 3rd Grade Math Reference Sheet! Click here for the 4th Grade Math Reference Sheet! Click here for the 5th Grade Math Reference Sheet! Click here for the 6th Grade Math Reference Sheet! Click here for the 8th Grade Math Reference Sheet! © 2019 Kraus Math LLC. All rights reserved.
This bundle contains a year's worth of 7th Grade Math Curriculum. This includes my Interactive Notebook, PowerPoints, Digital Notebook, Activities, Foldables, Early Finishers, Warmups, Homework, Exit Slips, Assessments, Vocabulary Coloring Worksheets, & Practice Worksheets. Topics include Number Sense, Ratios & Proportional Relationships, Expressions & Equations, Geometry, and Statistics & Probability. After purchase, you will be able to download the resources instantly. In addition, you will get an email about creating a login to access the organized resources on my website. Answer Keys are IncludedTotal Pages: 1,000+
What is an INB? An Interactive Notebook is not only a resource for students to us but it is also a tool to engage their minds and set the foundation for the content so that they not only achieve mastery this year in your classroom but have the solid foundation for years to come! The ... Read more
One of the first lessons in our Triangle Unit is Classifying Triangles. I handed out this vocabulary foldable and gave my students a chan...
Students are expected to graph the given linear inequality. They will determine which ordered pair could be a solution, and follow the path through the correct answers. This file includes TWO mazes. The first maze contains linear inequalities in slope-intercept form. The second maze contains linear inequalities in standard form. SOLUTIONS INCLUDED! Related FREE product: INB NOTES - Graphing & Solving Linear InequalitiesRelated foldable and activities: FOLDABLE - Graphing Linear Inequalities Get year-long Algebra activity mazes: Ultimate Algebra Activity Maze Bundle
Bring some color, fun and creativity to your 7th Grade Math notes by using foldables and graphic organizers! Great for Interactive Notebooks! Currently, there are 18 foldable style notes included. This is a GROWING resource. If I create more 7th grade specific foldables, they will be added here. ALL of these foldables are available in my 7th Grade Math Curriculum.. Please do not purchase this resource if you own my curriculum. Each fold and flip notes activity includes directions, a picture of the completed product, as well as a variety of options for you when it comes to how complete you want the notes to be. What if I purchase the this resource and decide to buy the 7th Grade Curriculum later? If you purchase this resource and later want to buy the curriculum, you may receive a refund for the purchase of this item if the following conditions are met : The purchase of the curriculum occurs within one year of the purchase of this resource. TPT verifies the purchase of the curriculum and this resource in your account. Additional Fold and Flip Resources (no overlap) : 6th Grade Math Fold and Flip Bundle 7th Grade Math Fold and Flip Bundle Middle School Math Fold and Flip Bundle 8th Grade Math / Algebra Fold and Flip Bundle Licensing Terms : By purchasing this product, you own a license for one teacher only for personal use in their own classroom. Licenses are non-transferable and therefore can not be passed from one teacher to another. If the teacher who purchased this license leaves the classroom or changes schools, the license and materials leave with that teacher. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire team, grade level, school or district without purchasing the correct number of licenses. If you are a coach, principal or district interested in transferable licenses that would accommodate yearly staff changes, please contact me for a transferable license quote at [email protected]. Copyright Information : © Lindsay Perro. Please note - all material included in this resource belongs to Lindsay Perro Inc. By purchasing, you have a license to use the material but you do not own the material. You may not upload any portion of this resource to the internet in any format, including school/personal websites or network drives unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students, not other teachers or anyone else on the internet. ✮✮If you are interested in gaining access to an exclusive set of free resources,CLICK HERE.
This file includes 2 mazes. On the first maze, students are expected to calculate the x-intercept of the linear equation. The equations are in standard form and in slope-intercept form. On the second maze, students are expected to calculate the y-intercept of the linear equation. The equations are in standard form and in slope-intercept form. Since my students keep INBs, I usually print these mazes at 85% actual size. This makes them the perfect size to cut and glue them in their notebooks. Get year-long Algebra activity mazes: Ultimate Algebra Activity Maze Bundle
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Students will be cutting and pasting puzzle pieces into the different stages of mitosis. This is a great hands on activity that allows for your students to work together to complete seven puzzles. Each puzzle has a drawing of the stage and facts of the stage. The stages are interphase, prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, and cytokinesis.
File for the Post: Solving Equations Flipbook I was looking through my interactive notebook this past week and thought I'd share one of my favorite lessons. I teach geometry and I always start the year off with a quick one-week algebra review to get my students re-familiarized with solving multi-step equations. Day 1: Students will tape down the steps to solving multi-step equations on the left side of their notebook and we go through the steps together and make little notes. It is extremely important that you make the flip-book with the students because if not, there will always be one student in each class that raises their hand and says "Something's wrong with my book!" I like to highlight each step that I take to solve the equation and I have students check their work for each problem. I do have students check their work in their flip-book, but the pictures above are notes to myself to remind students what to do. Day 2: Students walk in my classroom and cut out the solving equation puzzle pieces. Students have to match up the equation with the correct solution. I give them about 30 minutes to complete this puzzle in their notebook. Students show their work on the right side of the notebook and in some classes, I tell students what box is the top left one (depending on their level) and they have to figure out the rest. Once a student finishes, I have them raise their hand to show me their completed work. If they have their puzzle done correctly, I hand them this riddle worksheet. Overall, students were re-familarized with solving multi-step equations in 2 days! After that, we started algebraic properties of equality and introduced algebra proofs. Let me know, if you would like to see the foldables that I used for algebra proofs. :) I am also wearing this shirt any time we review solving equations... From my experience, students are visual learners and they remember any of my shirts! lol Click here if you want one too!
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The Grades 4-8 Teaching Interactive Grammar Notebook provides 56 Standards-based lessons, but also includes assessment-based individualized learning resources.
File for the Post: Determining Slope INB I used these interactive notebook pages during my linear functions unit. Student's had a pretty good understanding of slope and did not need a lot of review. First, we watched the "Adventures of Slope Dude" on YouTube to review the four different types of slope. We also went over this pinwheel that I created and taped it down in our notebooks. I did have students choose four different highlighters to highlight the graphs on the pinwheel. They used these colors throughout the lesson and highlighted them based on their chosen colors (this helped A LOT). After we went over the different types of slopes, we went over the following foldable. Next, students worked on the following activity where they determined the slope from a table, two points, graph, and equation. After they determined the slope, students had to classify it as positive, negative, zero, or undefined. Students were engaged and on task during this entire activity! Overall, I really enjoyed this lesson and will probably only make minor adjustments to it next year. So far, these are the interactive notebook pages that students have referenced back to the most this school year.
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Here is a fun way to motivate students in a math journal or math workbook! As you teach a new concept or unit of study, introduce the reference tools...
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Are you looking to ENGAGE your students in your classroom? Do you want your students to master ALL the Common Core State Standards? Do you want a student centered notebook for you to help students make connections with the math concepts? If you said YES, I would like to have a notebook to scaffold information, aide in my instruction, and get all students to a level of mastery in Math there is a GREAT resource for your students! This Middle School Interactive Math Notebook Bundle is a COMPLETE BUNDLE covering ALL 7th grade Common Core Standards! It is a comprehensive resource to help your students review, practice, and apply all 7th grade Math concepts. Your students will master the content and be able to pass the End of Course exam. My students loved their INBs and took such great pride in them! This is truly the best way to keep all of their material in one spot and let them refer to it throughout the year. Included are the following Interactive Math Notebooks Activities: Middle School Interactive Math Notebook 101 Guide Interactive Math Notebook: Adding & Subtracting Integers {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Multiplying & Dividing Integers {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Rational Numbers {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Rates and Proportionality {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Proportions and Percents {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Expressions & Equations {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Inequalities {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Modeling Geometric Figures {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Circumference, Area, and Volume {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Random Samples & Populations {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Analyzing & Comparing Data {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Experimental Probability {Grade 7} Interactive Math Notebook: Theoretical Probability & Simulations {Grade 7} Click HERE to download the 7th Grade Interactive Math Notebook This tool can be a success in your classroom too. Engaging students in actively participating in Math with clear directions and resources to guide them through the Math. This Interactive Math Notebook makes it easy to PRINT & GO, just facilitate the learning process and your students' potential is ENDLESS! Happy Teaching!
File for the Post: Parallel Lines INB Sneak Peek Below are some interactive notebook ideas for a Parallel Lines unit. Parallel Lines, Skew Lines, and Parallel Planes Foldable: This is a newly created foldable that I am planning to use with Mrs. Atwood's activity for introducing parallel lines, skew lines, and parallel planes. Students will discuss whether two lines are parallel or skew. Parallel Lines Cut by a Transversal Foldable: I have used this foldable for the past three years but I do need to change "Same-Side Exterior Angles" to "Consecutive Interior Angles" (ducks head in shame). I really haven't changed this setup in the past 3 years since it seems to be working. We also play a dance, dance, transversal game with our fingers on the foldable (my room is way too small for students to be able to stand up). Students find it funny and always get a good laugh out of it :) Congruent Vs. Supplementary Card Sort and Chart: These pages are really aimed to help my ELL and special education students. I find that card sorts really help my lower level students. After this, students make a group poster over parallel lines (I will upload a picture as soon as I get back to work). Parallel Lines w/ Algebra INB Pages: This is pretty simple but students will be doing 6 example problems in their notebook. After this, I am planning for students to logon to their Google Classroom account and complete the following "maze activity."You can find the Google activity when you click here. Any other fun parallel lines foldables or activities out there? Thanks for reading!
This mini-pack includes two foldables for interactive notebooks, and two real-world activities working with sales tax and gratuity (tip). Students will simulate real-world experiences of calculating sales tax at "Math-Mart" and calculating gratuity at "Mathies Restaurant". Check out the preview for more information, including notes for implementing in your classroom! I've used these activities as a math center and in a small group. To save on colored ink, I just run off a few of the menus and department item lists and stick them in page protectors for students to share. Common Core aligned: Application of Proportional Relationships 7.RP.3 Additional products available in Mrs. D's Classroom Ratio Task Cards INB Foldable - Representing Proportional Relationships Commission Stations Activity Simple Interest Differentiated Task Cards Markups & Markdowns INB Foldables & Activities
Are your students just starting to learn probability vocabulary? This set of 7 eye-catching posters are perfect to use as classroom anchor charts or you can use the printing tips included to print mini posters for student math notebooks! What's Included? ✳What is Probability? ✳Certain ✳Possible ✳Im...
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Students love this silly, funny area of a triangle foldable activity for student interactive notebooks because this is a lesson they're sure to remember!
Use this guide to help students enjoy Instagram in the Classroom and boost your coolness factor with Interactive notebooks. You will learn the basics of Instagram and how to use it with Interactive Notebooks. In this guide you will learn How to get started with using Instagram in the classroom with Interactive Notebooks. How …
Here’s what went into our INBs for the 1st unit of Algebra 1: Day 1: We glued in a reference sheet for the real number system. Our textbook uses I for the set of irrational numbers. I went w…
Photosynthesis, Cellular Respiration & Transpiration Interactive Notebook Brochure. Looking for a great resources to tie together the processes of photosynthesis, cellular respiration, and transpiration? Here it is! This is great for a review OR even as an introduction to the topics. This is the PERFECT accompaniment to my Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration Review Riddle Sheet It covers a broad range of topics: -Parts of a Leaf -The relationship between cellular respiration & photosynthesis -Transpiration Included in this file: 1 Teacher Direction Sheet 1 2-sided Brochure 1 Answer Key
I decided to have my 7th grade Pre Algebra students use anchor charts this year. I didn't think I would like them or my kids, but they absol...
Students will be constructing a wheel spinner on the Laws of Exponents. The Rules included are (1) Product, (2) Quotient, (3) Power, (4) Inverse, and (5) Zero Exponent. The bottom page includes some practice problems. Students will love this spinner and can use it as a study tool! PDF File
7th Grade Math Doodle Sheet Product INCLUDES: Math Doodle Sheet - blank and key Guided Practice Sheet - blank and key PowerPoint – to show students the KEY – two versions of both sheets included: INB and large 8.5 x 11 size ALL TEKS Aligned– plan for the FULL year included with table of contents page for INB! SAVE BIG and buy the WHOLE YEAR SET found here: 7th Grade Math Doodle Sheets ALL YEAR SET
Lesson Idea and Foldable for the Distributive Property for Algebra 1
Okay, while I enjoy teaching Algebra 1 my favorite class is geometry. I cannot state this enough. This includes all of my activities, notes, and games I use teaching parallel lines. My students have have really impressed me with the projects and even the game (considering the lack of enthusiasm for the study guide, go figure). Let's begin with the notes. I always have students shade in the acute angles one color and the obtuse another color. Then, we put that the angles that are the same color = each other and the opposite colors = 180. This really helps drive home the main two concepts. Then, we discuss the interior vs. exteriors. I hint that same-side starts with an S and so does supplementary. Trying to help them recall the terms as well. The foldable helps them organize the congruent angle relationships compared to the supplementary. We do a little practice on worksheets, playing review games to get the answers. On to the first project! Design your own city. I love this project, because I get to go over my previous profession in architecture and review urban design. I show them images from my portfolio of how they could one day take this project to design cities. Ya know, get them as excited as I am about the project. I get to even throw in a mini lesson about scale. You can find the rubric I used here. This was not my activity, but I loved the rubric and why re-create the wheel? Review. Practice. Time for the review game! I didn't want my students that would be all so tempted to keep my real dice, so I had them cut out a template out of paper for the next activity. I had played one similar to this activity before, but this one seemed to work out great. Again, why re-create the wheel? My kids surprised me in how engaged they were. They had the terminology down! We shall see how they do on the test, but right now I am pleased as punch.
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This notebook features interactive pages for an entire year of 7th grade curriculum! Check out the preview to see all the topics included. If you teach all of middle school science look at the bundle to save! NOTE: This notebook does not include pictures of completed pages at this time.
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