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It is that time of year again! We are all getting back into the swing of a schedule (which means lots of coffee for me)! From my experience, those first few days of middle school can be tough for some students. I have tried many things for those first days. I always give a quick overview of my Rules and Procedures just so they know "how I roll" in my classroom. I use my First Day PowerPoint (which is editable!) to quickly explain. The students will learn about these more in depth as the days come. I really like getting to know my students and I think that building relationships is one of the most important things for teachers to remember! From my experience, my students do not want to be called out to “tell me something about yourself”. You are definitely going to get a look from your students. (Think a Deer in Headlights!) My students want to catch up with friends they may not have seen or talked to over the summer. I use interactive notebooks in my classroom so I give my students a Math All About Me organizer! I print these 2 to a page so they can easily be cut in half and glued as their first page in their notebooks. If you use a 3-ring binder, you could also print these and they can be hole-punched and placed as the first page. You could also have student slide them into the protective sleeve. Students will basically come up with math facts about themselves. Some examples are: I have 3 dogs, My favorite number is 11, I am 12 years old, My football number is 8, I have visited 10 states, I’ve killed 4 deer, etc. You’d be surprised what students will come up with! If you feel your students may struggle coming up with what to write, I have included a version with prompts! There is a black and white version as well as in color. I love having students complete this on day 1 while giving them the opportunity to talk quietly with their peers. I always do one with my students as well. It’s fun to see what changes you have in your own life! Stay tuned for a post about how I use my Back to School Task Cards to get to know my students better. Click here to get this activity for your classroom! Happy First Day of School!

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Invisible Math is hanging in THOUSANDS of classrooms across the world. Why? Because it will really help your students! Are your students constantly forgetting those invisible 1's in math? Take a few minutes to go over invisible math with your class. Be sure to put the invisible math posters on your classroom wall right away so students can refer to them all year! The posters make a great bulletin board, and this resource includes title tiles for your display. I used to have students write invisible math notes in their interactive notebook at the beginning of the school year. Then, they could refer to their invisible math notes throughout the year. Try giving a invisible math handout to your students instead to save some time. It can easily be added to an interactive notebook, or binder. Included in Invisible Math: Invisible Math Posters, Invisible Math Handout Options, Invisible Ones Posters, and Letters for Invisible Math Posters Title. Original Version: 16 Invisible Math Posters: There is a decimal point at the end of every whole number. There is a positive sign to the left of every number with no sign. There is a denominator of one for all numbers. There is a coefficient of one in front of any variables with no number already there. There is an exponent of one on every number. Any nonzero number to the zero power equals one. There is a multiplication sign between every coefficient and variable. If there is a negative one to the left of a variable, it is the same as negative one times the variable. Every radical has an index of two unless there is another index. One over a variable is the same as the variable to the negative first power. Multiplication Signs Division Signs A negative outside an absolute value symbol is the same as negative one times the absolute value. (New 2019) A negative outside a number in parentheses is the same as negative one times the number in parentheses. (New 2019) Use the distributive property. Multiply the outside number times each of the terms inside the parentheses. (New 2019) Use the distributive property. A negative outside the parentheses is the same as negative one times each term inside parentheses. (New 2019) 8 Handout Options: All of the posters scaled down on one page with page borders. All of the posters scaled down on one page with no page borders. The information from the posters organized in a table - completely filled out. The information form the posters organized in a table - partially filled out. (4 options) Empty table The invisible math facts written out with examples (New 2019) Worksheet option without the large title (New 2019) . 6 Invisible Ones Poster Options: Poster: Invisible Ones - Option 1 (color in the ones) Poster: Invisible Ones - Option 2 (color in the ones) Invisible ones posters with the ones colored in (New 2019) Poster: There is a coefficient of one for every variable (color in the ones) Poster: There is a denominator of one for every number (color in the ones) Poster: There is an exponent of one for every number (color in the ones) Invisible Math Title Tiles: Letters for a title including: INVISIBLE MATH ?!* ONES (4 to a page) Check out some of my other AWESOME Math Classroom Decor: PEMDAS Order of Operations Divisibility Rules Operations Key Words 4 Quadrant Coordinate Plane 1 Quadrant Coordinate Plane Graphing Inequalities Percent, Decimal, & Fraction Conversions GEMS Diamond Slope of a Line Types of Slope Quadrilateral Hierarchy

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Math place value mats and poster FREE! You can use the poster to teach and review place value terms. The place value mats are great for student practice as well as for teacher demonstration. I hope you enjoy! ❤ COMMON CORE STANDARDS ccss.math.content.1.NBT.B.2 Understand that the two digits of a two-digit number represent amounts of tens and ones. ccss.math.content.1.NBT.B.2.A 10 can be thought of as a bundle of ten ones — called a "ten." ccss.math.content.1.NBT.B.2.B The numbers from 11 to 19 are composed of a ten and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine ones. ccss.math.content.1.NBT.B.2.C The numbers 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 refer to one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine tens (and 0 ones). ccss.math.content.1.NBT.B.3 Compare two two-digit numbers based on meanings of the tens and ones digits, recording the results of comparisons with the symbols >, =, and

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