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200 Coordinate Graphing Pictures in Bundle

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$44.99 for the bundle of 220 Coordinate Pictures

You can purchase this bundle on TPT (click on link) https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/

or click above on the "Buy Now" button (Paypal Secure). Thank you.

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Number #1 Coordinate Graphing Bundle for Middle School and High School Math Teachers

Since 2019

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Please read Middle School and High School Teacher comments:

Rack Your Brain (TpT Seller) "This is possibly my favorite purchase on TpT! Students LOVE doing these and keep asking me for more!"

Brittany B. - "My students LOVE that these have many of their favourite pop culture characters and request these to do even without getting any points for it. It's just a fun, engaging resource that reinforced graphing skills"

Maribel D. - "My students love these! I've never seen students of all ability levels so engaged and actually ENJOYING math enrichment!!!"

Angela Haselden (TpT Seller) said: "LOVE!!! So many options available. Great for a sub day and also for helping my students work on their graphing skills!"

Melissa Giddis (TpT Seller) "My students wanted to do more and more of these!"

Mandy F. - "My students love trying to guess what the pictures are! As high schoolers they grumble a bit, but in the end they enjoy it and this makes for a great day or two before a break."

Sheila T. - "My middle students really enjoyed "mastering" plotting coordinate points using these pictures. They didn't know what their picture would turn out to be, so they enjoyed the suspense and predicting while working on the graphs."

Leslie H. "This packet is wonderful! My gifted students in every grade level JUST LOVED DOING THEM! Some of them are amazing when completed! I never seen so many smiles on my students when they finished! Thank you!!!"

Jason B. - "The kiddos absolutely love doing these, especially with images and characters that they recognize! I try to keep the pictures a secret so that they are excited to find out what it will be."

Tricia S. - "These are great for sub plans! Even high school kids love to color and connect the dots!"

Lucas E. - "No matter what subject you teach, students love to complete these graphing pictures and it give them additional practice with graphing. It is even more fun when the resulting picture is a surprise (i.e. no titles)."

Buyer said: "Teaching math since the A-team and MacGyver days and this my favorite fun math resource! Best activity to keep students quiet! :) "

Caitlin B. said:

I loved these! I used them as an end of year project in my 6th grade math class. They were tricky at first, especially the coordinates that were not whole numbers. Some of my students had trouble understanding how to connect the shapes, but once they got it, they loved it! I wish I'd discovered them sooner to use in our graphing unit, and given the students a little more guidance. Once they got it, the pictures were awesome! I even had one student ask to take some home over summer break!

See your students become so engaged and quiet when doing these graphing pictures which are an added bonus for teachers! :)

Benefits:

1) Save over 200 hours of class time and prep time. Product pays for itself within one hour of your time. :)

Teachers can block off 1.5 to 2 hours every Tuesday and Friday has a fun and educational activity for the students. There are enough graphing pictures to last for the whole school year or longer!

2) Students from 4th to all the way up to 12th grade LOVE doing these pictures.

3) Great work to leave for sub teachers.

4) Great for students to work on while you do small group intervention or you need to catch on all the grading or work in class!

5) Excellent activity to connect Math to Art

6) Silence and Engagement of students! :)

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