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103 sheets · grades 6–8 · CCSS
Reference. Practice.
Reference. Practice.
Apply. Assess.
Standards-aligned 4-in-1 Skill Sheets for grades 6, 7, and 8 math — built by a teacher with 25 years in the classroom. Every skill on one printable sheet: a reference page, guided practice, real-world application, and a built-in exit ticket, plus editable teacher slides.
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- Reference, practice, real-world application, and an exit ticket with answer key
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What's inside
A complete lesson in one printable
Every 4-in-1 Skill Sheet carries a full lesson on one standard — twelve pages of structured content and ten editable teacher slides, sequenced from first instruction to formative check. Everything you need for the skill, nothing from the next one.
- Color reference page students keep all year — definitions, key rules, worked examples, visual model
- Cloze guided notes for direct instruction, plus 16 sequenced practice problems
- Real-world word problems and a half-sheet notebook insert
- Exit ticket strips with Work: and Answer: labels, plus a full teacher answer key
- 10-slide editable teacher deck with speaker notes for every slide
Why one sheet per skill
Built for how the day actually goes
Most worksheet packets bury one skill inside forty pages. After twenty-five years in the classroom, I built these the other way around: one standard, one complete sheet, so the right resource is always the one already in your hand.
Intervention and small groups
When a student needs one specific skill retaught, hand them that one sheet. The scaffolded progression from guided notes to independent practice does the heavy lifting while you work the table.
Sub days and emergencies
Each sheet is self-contained — reference, practice, application, and an exit ticket with an answer key. A substitute can run it without you, and you come back to formative data instead of a lost day.
Spiral review and test prep
Because every sheet maps to a single standard, building a spiral review or a targeted prep set is a matter of pulling the standards you need — not rewriting a packet to fit.
First instruction
The cloze guided notes and the ten-slide editable deck carry a full lesson, so a sheet can anchor your direct instruction, not just the practice that follows it.
Formative checks
The built-in exit ticket tells you who is ready to move on and who needs another pass — before you have planned tomorrow, while there is still time to adjust.
From teachers
What teachers are saying
★★★★★
Saved me so much prep time
I used this 6th grade unit rate skill sheet in my classroom, and it made the lesson flow so smoothly. The reference, practice, and exit ticket were all in one place, and my students had plenty of practice without feeling overwhelmed.
★★★★★
Exactly what I needed
Exactly what I needed for two-step equations. My students usually get lost when we move from guided notes to independent practice, but this sheet made the progression feel natural, and the answer key showed the steps instead of just giving the final answer.
★★★★★
More than just a worksheet
The examples were clear enough for absent students to use later. I also used the editable slides the next day for a quick reteach, which made the resource feel more like a mini lesson than just a worksheet.
Meet the teacher
Every sheet is written by one teacher who has taught these standards for 25 years
I am Greg. I have spent more than twenty-five years teaching grades 6 to 8 math, and I built Math Class 678 out of the thing I always needed: one standard, one complete sheet, the whole lesson in your hand. The common-misconception callouts on every sheet are not generic — they are the exact errors I have watched students make, year after year.
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Aligned to Common Core, sequenced by standard, color-coded by grade so you can find the exact skill you are teaching this week.
6th grade
Grade 6 Math
Ratios, the number system, expressions and equations, statistics, and geometry — the full sixth-grade arc.
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7th grade
Grade 7 Math
Proportional relationships, rational-number operations, probability, sampling, and geometry across the seventh-grade standards.
32 skill sheets Browse
8th grade
Grade 8 Math
Linear functions, systems, exponents and scientific notation, transformations, and the Pythagorean Theorem.
37 skill sheets Browse
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Bundles for every strand and the full year
Grab a whole strand, a single topic, or an entire grade at once. 30 bundles across grades 6 to 8, including the complete 103-sheet ULTIMATE bundle.
34 sheets
6th Grade Math MEGA Bundle
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32 sheets
7th Grade Math MEGA Bundle
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37 sheets
8th Grade Math MEGA Bundle
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103 sheets
Middle School Math ULTIMATE Bundle
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A look inside
Featured skill sheets
A sample from across the catalog. Each card opens its own page with the standard, the skill, and a direct link to Teachers Pay Teachers.
6.RP.A.1
Understanding Ratios
Students learn to use ratio language to describe the relationship between two quantities.
6th Grade
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8.EE.B.6
Slope-Intercept Form
Students learn to use similar triangles to explain slope and write equations in y = mx + b form.
8th Grade
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7.RP.A.3
Percent Problems
Students learn to solve percent problems, including percent of a number, increase, and decrease.
7th Grade
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8.G.B.7
Pythagorean Theorem
Students learn to use the Pythagorean Theorem to find unknown side lengths in right triangles.
8th Grade
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6.EE.A.1
Exponents
Students learn to write and evaluate numerical expressions involving whole-number exponents.
6th Grade
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7.SP.C.6
Experimental & Theoretical Probability
Students learn to compare experimental and theoretical probability and explain differences.
7th Grade
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Questions
Common questions
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What is a 4-in-1 Skill Sheet?
Each sheet covers one Common Core standard and moves a student through four phases on a single printable: a color Reference page they keep, scaffolded Practice from guided notes to sixteen sequenced problems, real-world Apply problems, and an Assess exit ticket with a full answer key. A ten-slide editable teacher deck with speaker notes is included.
Can I print just one standard at a time?
Yes. That is the whole point of one skill per sheet. When you are teaching 7.RP.A.2 this week, you print that sheet — not a forty-page packet. It keeps the structure of the standard visible and makes intervention, reteach, and spiral review easy to target.
Will these work for a sub day or emergency plan?
They are built for it. Because each sheet is self-contained — reference, practice, application, and an exit ticket with an answer key — a substitute can hand it out and a student can work through it without you in the room. There is also a free 3-day emergency sub plan on the free resources page.
How are the sheets aligned to Common Core?
Every sheet maps to exactly one CCSS standard, labeled with its clean code (for example 8.EE.B.5). The catalog is sequenced by standard so you can match what you are teaching to the sheet that covers it. Standards fluency is built into the design, not bolted on.
Where do I actually buy the sheets?
Every sheet lives on Teachers Pay Teachers. This site is a catalog and showcase — it sells nothing directly. Each sheet has its own page here with the standard and the skill, and the button routes you straight to the matching TPT listing to purchase and download.
Is there anything free to try first?
Yes. There are two free 4-in-1 Skill Sheets (Combining Like Terms for 6th and 7th grade), plus free anchor chart posters, curriculum maps, back-to-school tools, and end-of-year reviews. Start on the free resources page before spending a dollar.
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Skill sheets, anchor chart posters, back-to-school tools, curriculum maps, and end-of-year reviews — all free on Teachers Pay Teachers. Start here before spending a dollar.