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- Basic Lesson
- Demonstrates doing basic operations can be fun, if you turn the calculator upside down.
- Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8) -
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- Intermediate Lesson
- Shows students how to use a calculator to break codes using a word key.
- Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8) -
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- Independent Practice 1
- Contains 20 mixed operations. The solutions all spell out words when you turn your calculator upside down.
- Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8) -
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- Independent Practice 2
- Features a word key and 20 calculator operations that spell out words.
- Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8) -
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- Calculator Fun Homework
- Features 6 operations that spell out words and 6 operations that when used with a key, spell out words.
- Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8) -
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- Calculator Fun Quiz
- 10 Calculator Fun questions. Scoring matrix is provided.
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- Lesson and Practice Answer Key
- Answers for both Lessons and Independent Practice worksheets.
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- Homework and Quiz Answer Key
- Answers for the homework worksheet and quiz.
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- The History of Calculators
- The very first calculator was a Pascaline adding and subtracting machine created by Pascal in 1642.
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- 10 Tips for New Math Teachers
- Starting out as a new teacher can be intimidating and even frightening.
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- More Advanced Worksheets
- The next level of math skills.
- -Absolute
Value
-Combinations
-Divisibility
-Like Terms
- Remedial Math Worksheets
- Skills needed to get to this level.
- -Numbers
Line Addition
-Single to Double Digits
-Number Family (Addition)
-Addition Numbers 0 to 9