December Teacher Tools: Middle and High School Midterms

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December Teacher Tools: Middle and High School Midterms

Mid-terms are here!

This is our first year including mid-term reviews as part of our add-ons, created specifically to meet you where you are. We received quite a few requests for these, and since we’re always looking for ways to make your teaching experience easier, we built them.

Here they are:

Math 6 Mid-term
Math 7 Mid-term
Math 8 Mid-term
Algebra I Mid-term
Geometry Mid-term
Algebra II Mid-term

These all-new mid-term resources are perfect for this review season as you recap the material your students have been learning.

Early Ordering is Opening Up Soon

As we near the end of the year, now is the time that many educators are planning out their renewals for 2026.

Whether you’re organizing early budgets or expanding access to eMATHinstruction, now is the perfect time to get your workbooks at a discounted price.

Early orders start next month and end on the February 28th.

Have any questions about setting up your order?

Send us an email at [email protected] and we’re happy to help.

🎊 Here’s to a great end to 2025,

Team eMATHinstruction

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