Missouri Teaching Resources & Worksheets (Grades K–12)
Missouri Teaching Resources & Worksheets (Grades K–12)
Complete units for Missouri classrooms, written to the concepts the Missouri Learning Standards cover. Every file is editable, so you can trim a lesson to the fifty minutes your bell schedule actually gives you.
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Units Missouri teachers can use this week
A cross-section of what teachers across the state download most, weighted toward middle grades math; tap any cover for the full preview, contents and price.
Algebra – Linear Functions and Systems of Equations | Foundations & Problem Solving Workbook | GRADE 7–10
Algebra – Higher-Level Functions and Graph Transformations | Foundations for Pre-Calculus Workbook | GRADE 9–12
Hypothesis Testing & Errors – Full Statistics Unit (Grades 11–12)
Algebra – Quadratic Equations and Complex Solutions | Advanced Problem Solving Workbook | GRADE 8–11
Geometry with Compass & Ruler – Constructions for Grades 7, 8 & 9
Why teachers use these
Why Missouri teachers use these
Middle grades math is where ratios, proportional relationships and early algebra all land in the same year, and the MAP Grade-Level assessment in April does not care that you lost a week to snow days. A finished unit hands you the slides, the practice at four levels and the worked keys in one download. What you do with the recovered hour is your call, though most teachers spend it on the reteach group.
What's covered
What each download contains
You get a full teaching set rather than a single worksheet.
- Differentiated practice on four levels
- Editable PowerPoint slide deck
- Step-by-step answer keys
- Lesson plan with timings
- Printable and digital versions
Make it work for everyone
Differentiation and progress monitoring
The four practice levels are built for the spread you actually see in a sixth grade section, where some students are still shaky on fractions while others are ready for two-step equations. Assign the tier that fits, keep the marked pages for your data binder, and use the top level as an extension instead of more of the same.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Are these aligned with the Missouri Learning Standards?
They are written to the concepts and skills the MLS covers, and they line up with most district curriculum maps. We are not affiliated with DESE and nothing here is state-approved. Check the standard codes in your own pacing guide before you build a unit plan around one of these.
Do these work for MAP and EOC review?
Yes, with a little editing. The upper practice tier and the review questions make a solid spring review once you match the item wording to the format your students will see. Teachers often turn the answer keys into worked examples and project them during a bell-ringer routine.
How does the license work across a school year?
You buy once and reuse the unit every year you teach it, with your own students. Printing, projecting and posting a ready-made copy in your own learning platform are covered. Handing the editable file to another teacher is not; each teacher who wants to adapt it needs their own copy.
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