Get your students ready for that "big" algebra test. Here is a study guide of 50 algebra topics all covered on 9 pages!
Some of the topics covered include, equations, radicals, probability, percents, proportions, functions, linear equations, exponents, polynomials, order of operations, coordinate graphing, real numbers, integers, inequalities, data analysis.
If you like this file, check out my other related algebra products on TPT: overheads and quizzes.
Great resource for end of the year Algebra 1 review. Very reasonably priced!
January 14, 2012
I have used this for a couple years. It is a great study tool for students before the state test.
September 4, 2011
Great resource for students to do a "quick" review before End of Course Testing. Students were begging me for a study guide and instead of killing myself spending hours making something useful for them, I found your quick guide. Love the conciseness. Thanks!
April 17, 2011
I agree with Kathy. These are wonderfully simple and comprehensive. Is this an error on page 5?
"Steepness: > 1(means) fat; < 1(means)skinny"
Adobe pdf is difficult to make small corrections.
June 16, 2010
The steepness is correct. The higher the "a" value, the fatter the parabola becomes. Maybe we are reading it differently? I have the file as a PDF file because it is pretty complicated formatting, and I didn't want anyone to take a chance of messing it up. Also, I could only create it in Office 2007, which could not be uploaded to TPT. If you see any mistakes, I can correct it and a notification will be sent out indicating ans update has been made.
August 6, 2010
This is a perfect study guide. Best I have ever seen. Great value for the money.
I like that it it so compact and well designed.
December 7, 2009
Help
Hi,
I bought your notes in the past (and they are wonderful). I realize they've expired, so I will purchase them again.
May I post this study guide under my resources online for my students, given I keep your copyright intact? I won't do it if you don't approve it. I respect your copyright.
Also, may I give out copies? I have some students with modifications and I'd like to share these with him. Thank you in advance for a response.
Have a good day.
Sam Qureshi
July 13, 2011
You can copy the notes for your students, and I don't mind if you e-mail the file. However, you cannot post them on a website because then it would be a free download for anyone who could find them through a search engine. I'm glad you like the guide and are finding the, valuable.
July 13, 2011
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