My 38 years of experience teaching Algebra I and Geometry have prepared me to provide sound and challenging instruction to students who excel at mathematics. In comparison, my Pre-Algebra students often struggle with mathematical skills and concepts. Teaching students at both levels has allowed me to become expert at providing appropriate interventions for students at all levels of intellectual development. I also have experience teaching accelerated 6th and 7th grade courses.
Make it more fun for your students to solve equations with this color by number activity! Note: Using a digital color by number activity works best with iPads where coloring can be done using an app such as Notability.Fifteen two step equations are included. The equations include negatives and fractional coefficients. All answers are integers and an answer key is included. This product is also available in Spanish: Solving Two Step Equations Color by Number (Spanish)Here are some other two st
I love teaching this topic using HOYVUX and my students love it, too!
Teaching suggestions and two pages of notes with six detailed examples are included, along with a twenty question worksheet.
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I created this lesson because I was didn’t feel like my eighth grade pre-algebra students understood how to take a multiple choice math test intelligently. What I learned was that many of them felt that by using strategies such as working backwards and estimation, they were cheating! They resisted using many of the skills successful test-takers use because of this. Amazing!
I challenged my students to determine the correct answer without using any traditional solving methods and without a calcu
This download includes both a PDF and digital Google Slides version of this activity.DIGITAL: Use the link to access a Google Slides version of this resource. Students will arrange the movable pieces in the correct positions along the number lines. PDF: Complete the cut and paste activity using paper. Match numbers to their correct positions along the number lines. Card sorts are an excellent way to provide students with focused practice that is not tedious. I love incorporating them into int
Not sure how to introduce exponential functions? Need to provide a review for students who are struggling to understand the topic? Think about starting with Introduction to Exponential Functions Gallery Walk. Use these notes and the practice worksheet (18 problems) as a follow up, or make your own plan! This lesson focuses on learning about simple exponential functions of the form y = ab^x. Students will: - identify the parts of an exponential function (y-intercept, factor of increase). - de
Students love to color! Note: Using a digital color by number activity works best with iPads where coloring can be done using an app such as Notability.In this activity, students will solve twelve problems in which they will calculate the circumference and area of circles. They will use 3.14 for pi and round answers to the nearest tenth. CCSS: 7.G CCSS: HSG.GMD Check out this related activity: - Area & Circumference of Circles Heart PuzzleCircumference and Area of Circles Color by Number by
How well are your students able to give and follow instructions? Use this activity to find out. It is great for Back to School!
It is easily adaptable to many grade levels. Encourage older students to use appropriate geometry terms as they describe the figures. Younger students may use common everyday language. The goal of the activity is to learn to give and follow clear, precise directions. I’ve included 20 diagram cards to allow you to tailor the activity or use it multiple times throu
Students of all ages love to color! Make practicing more fun with this color by number activity. Note: Using a digital color by number activity works best with iPads where coloring can be done using an app such as Notability.Students will calculate the probability of independent and dependent events. Twelve word problems are included. The focus is on learning about compound events. Specifically, students will examine the difference between independent events (with replacement) and dependent
This activity is a great way to review solving one step equations! Note: Using a digital color by number activity works best with iPads where coloring can be done using an app such as Notability.Students will solve fifteen one step equations involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Only positive integers are included in this lesson. CCSS 6.EE CCSS 7.EE CCSS 8.EE Here are some great related activities: Partner Power: One Step Equations with Mixed OperationsPartner Power:
This is a wonderful activity for fall/autumn since it features a whimsical turkey! However, it can be used at any time of the year. Note: Using a digital color by number activity works best with iPads where coloring can be done using an app such as Notability.Students will solve twelve two step equations involving positive numbers only. This is appropriate for middle or high school students in a general math, pre-algebra, or algebra course. CCSS 7.EE CCSS 8.EE CCSS A-REI Follow-up with one of
This download includes both a PDF and digital Google Slides version of this activity.DIGITAL: Use the link to access a Google Slides version of this resource. Students will arrange the movable pieces in the correct positions on the outline. PDF: Complete the cut and paste activity using paper. This card sort may be used in two ways: -match a solved inequality to its graph. -solve a one or two step inequality, match it to the solved form, then match that to the graph. Students will use an outlin
Need a different sort of assignment for a change of pace? Middle and high school students enjoy color by number worksheets. Maybe this is because they don't get to color much after elementary school? If you've never used this type of assignment before, give it a try! Note: Using a digital color by number activity works best with iPads where coloring can be done using an app such as Notability.This activity consists of 12 diagrams of similar figures. Students use proportions to find missing m
Need word problems for your Algebra I or Pre-Algebra students to practice? These three worksheets include 46 word problems in one variable plus 5 extra equations to solve (one solution/no solution/identity). Topics include: consecutive integers, perimeter, numbers and their opposites, and general word problems. Detailed answer keys are included. CCSS: A-CED You might like to pair this activity with this one: Algebra Task Cards: MultiStep & Literal Equations & Word ProblemsAlgebra Word Problem
Color by Number activities are always a hit! Note: Using a digital color by number activity works best with iPads where coloring can be done using an app such as Notability.In this activity students will solve one step equations involving multiplication and division of positive integers. CCSS 6.EE CCSS 7.EE CCSS 8.EE Here are some great follow-ups: Partner Power: One Step Equations with Addition and SubtractionPartner Power: One Step Equations with Addition and Subtraction with NegativesOne Step
Your students will love this Aztec patterned color by number activity and you will love that they are practicing the Pythagorean Theorem. Note: Using a digital color by number activity works best with iPads where coloring can be done using an app such as Notability.Students will solve 15 problems in which they will find the length of the missing side of a right triangle, rounding to the nearest tenth as necessary. CCSS: 8GB7 Need another Pythagorean Theorem activity? - Pythagorean Theorem Puzzl
*This resource has been updated to include editable digital task cards using Google Forms. Note: "Create Digital Activity" is another way to use this resource with Google Classroom. Check out your options!These task cards will provide a good source of practice for your students! Use them in an advanced Pre-Algebra course, an Algebra 1 course, or for review for Algebra 2 students. Contents: - 16 Multistep Equations (one solution/no solution/identity) - 16 Literal Equations/Transforming Formula
Fractional exponents and nth roots may be a new topic for your students. Be ready with these notes (with examples) and two charts (20 questions each). The chart format helps students organize their work and thoughts. They will practice writing the expression both in the form of a power with a fractional exponent and as a root (radical). Then they will simplify each expression. Check this out for a challenging follow-up: - Partner Power: nth Roots
Students often struggle with changing repeating decimals to fractions and learning to set up a system of equations. This product provides a structured approach that will help students with the process. Materials for teaching the shortcut method (if the decimal point immediately precedes the repetend) are included as well.
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Color by number lessons can be a fun change of pace for students and may be used for practice, as a review, as a math center, or as an assignment choice for differentiation of lessons. Note: Using a digital color by number activity works best with iPads where coloring can be done using an app such as Notability.Notice: All calculations in this puzzle involve positive numbers. If you are interested in order of operations problems with negatives, please check my store for an activity very similar
Teach solving special case multistep equations with one solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions (identity) with these two worksheets and foldable notes. The notes are perfect for use with an interactive notebook. The ten question worksheet is intended to serve as a bridge between the notes and the twelve question worksheet which is self-checking. CCSS 8.EE CCSS A-REI You might like to pair this activity with this one: Algebra Task Cards: MultiStep & Literal Equations & Word Pr
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My 38 years of experience teaching Algebra I and Geometry have prepared me to provide sound and challenging instruction to students who excel at mathematics. In comparison, my Pre-Algebra students often struggle with mathematical skills and concepts. Teaching students at both levels has allowed me to become expert at providing appropriate interventions for students at all levels of intellectual development. I also have experience teaching accelerated 6th and 7th grade courses.
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In my classroom I focus on the use of differentiated instruction, providing prompt personal feedback, and creating an active classroom by incorporating technology, a variety of learning activities, and manipulative use into my lessons.
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Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana
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Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
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