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Quadrilaterals Notes and Graphic Organizer
These are two notes pages that I used to teach my students how to sort Quadrilaterals. We color coded similarities on the table, and then went through how to use the flow chart in order to describe and definite different types of quadrilaterals.
4th - 12th
Geometry, Math Test Prep, Measurement
Factor by Grouping
Teach your students how to factor-by-grouping with this lecture! 3 fully-explained examples, both in words and mathematically, on factor by grouping, with difficulty level increasing from examples 1 through 3. Color-coded. Exit ticket included.
8th - 11th
Algebra, Algebra 2, Math Test Prep
Geometry PowerPoint - Reasoning and Proof (Chapter 2)
This extremely user friendly PowerPoint has animated step-by-step directions on reasoning and proof in Geometry. 51 slides with animations allow you to control the pace and amount of content. It is often color-coded, and helps streamline the learning process. This Powerpoint could replace what is typically the second chapter of high school Geometry textbooks or help supplement middle school math texts (with the exception of extra practice problems). I utilize this PowerPoint in my classro
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Algebra, Geometry, Math Test Prep
Year 10 Math on Expanding & Factorising - Lesson 0 - Reviewing Index Laws
Lesson 0 - Review Index Laws. Start your algebra unit right with this clear, student-friendly review of the Index Laws—the essential building blocks for expanding and factorising expressions. This PowerPoint revisits the key laws (e.g. Product, Quotient, Power, Zero, and Negative Indices) with colour-coded examples, step-by-step breakdowns, and scaffolded questions. Perfect as a refresher before diving into expanding and factorising Builds confidence with simple to complex indices Includ
10th
Algebra, Math, Math Test Prep
Year 10 Math on Expanding & Factorising - Lesson 1 - Collecting Like Terms
Lesson 1 - Collecting Like Terms. Give your students a rock-solid refresher on how to collect like terms using addition and subtraction — because before we expand or factorise anything, we need to simplify those messy expressions first. In this Powerpoint, we have: Clear explanation of what “like terms” are (with visual cues and colour-coded examples) Step-by-step modelling of simple and trickier expressions Common misconceptions addressed (like mixing constants and variables) Interactive
10th
Algebra, Math, Math Test Prep
Year 10 Math on Expanding & Factorising - Lesson 3 - Expanding with two brackets
Lesson 3 - Expanding with two brackets (two binomial expansions) Now that students are confident with one bracket, it’s time to level up to expanding two binomial expressions (First, Outer, Inner, Last). This lesson breaks it down step-by-step so it actually sticks. In this Powerpoint, we have: Side-by-side examples using full distributive law Emphasis on layout, neatness, and combining like terms Colour-coded, step-by-step examples to guide visual learners Practice slides that increase in
10th
Algebra, Math, Math Test Prep
Differentiated Test-Taking Strategies Presentation
Welcome to our desert adventure! This slideshow presentation allows teachers to simply download and start teaching students basic skills to help them conquer taking tests. Tests covered include Multiple Choice, Math Word Problems, and Reading/Writing (Essay and Paragraph responses). The entire presentation may be taught in one class sitting, but can be spread out over two days depending on teacher plans for the subject matter. Slides are differentiated for all types of learners, through col
4th - 7th
ELA Test Prep, Math Test Prep
Year 10 Math on Expanding & Factorising - L7 - Factorising difference of squares
Lesson 7 - Factorising difference of squares We’ve expanded it before — now it’s time to factor it back. This lesson brings back the difference of squares formula and flips it on its head. Students will learn how to recognise and reverse the pattern a² – b² = (a + b)(a – b) like absolute pros. In this Powerpoint, we have: Review of the difference of squares pattern (reminder: no middle term!) Step-by-step “spot it, square it, bracket it” method Examples from simple numbers to full algebra
10th
Algebra, Math, Math Test Prep
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