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With over a decade of high school teaching experience under my belt ranging from remedial algebra to AP Calculus, I decided to finally share some of the types of resources I like to use in my classroom with others around the world. I love making guided notes that allow for a logical progression of varied examples which support remedial students with necessary structure and advanced learners with opportunities to move on to tougher exercises. Even more, I like making collaborative and self-checking activities that get students talking about math including quiz-quiz-trade cards, circuit-style reviews, and other partner activities. After teaching a lot of algebra and getting called bruh just about every day, I decided to lean in to the term of endearment, so welcome to Algae, Bruh.
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Preview of Radical Equation Quiz-Quiz-Trade Task Cards | Flexible Peer-Checking Activity

Radical Equation Quiz-Quiz-Trade Task Cards | Flexible Peer-Checking Activity

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Algae Bruh
This activity includes 40 radical equation exercises, including square root, cube root, and fourth root equations, all with variables on one side. These task cards can be used in a variety of formats based on teacher needs, class dynamics, and time, but I love having students participate in Quiz-Quiz-Trade. In this activity, after allowing students time to understand their own card (which has an equation to be solved on one side and the solution on the other side), students stand and find a par
Preview of Square Root Radical Equation Partner Practice | Collaborative Activity

Square Root Radical Equation Partner Practice | Collaborative Activity

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Algae Bruh
This activity includes two sets of six square root radical equation exercises, all including equations with variables on both sides. Students should work collaboratively, one student with version A and one student with version B, to complete this practice. If done correctly, students will arrive at the same seven solutions to these six equations but in a different order (that is to say the student with version A may have the same solution on #2 as student with version B may have on #3). Studen
Preview of Algebra 1 Factoring Quadratic Expressions Review | Self-Checking Circuit

Algebra 1 Factoring Quadratic Expressions Review | Self-Checking Circuit

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Algae Bruh
This circuit-style practice fits 14 quadratic expression exercises onto one piece of paper and is designed to allow students to self-assess their progress. Students start with the exercise in the top-left cell. After factoring the example in the top-left cell, students find ONE of their factors next to the word "Answer" in another cell. They complete that exercise next and continue on until they have factored all 14 exercises. These examples align with my factoring notes (a Freebie!) including
Preview of Algebra 1 Factoring Quadratic Expressions Guided Notes | Interactive Notebook

Algebra 1 Factoring Quadratic Expressions Guided Notes | Interactive Notebook

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Algae Bruh
This notes sheet fits 17 quadratic expression exercises onto one piece of paper and is designed to fit inside a composition notebook after printing two-sided (flipping on short edge) and folding brochure style. These examples include and are organized into four structures, aligning with the focus of current math standards, to encourage pattern recognition among algebra students. ✅ Factoring when a is 1 (labeled as simple case) ✅ Factoring with a GCF (resulting in simple case) ✅ Factoring Differe
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Experience

With over a decade of high school teaching experience under my belt ranging from remedial algebra to AP Calculus, I decided to finally share some of the types of resources I like to use in my classroom with others around the world. I love making guided notes that allow for a logical progression of varied examples which support remedial students with necessary structure and advanced learners with opportunities to move on to tougher exercises. Even more, I like making collaborative and self-checking activities that get students talking about math including quiz-quiz-trade cards, circuit-style reviews, and other partner activities. After teaching a lot of algebra and getting called bruh just about every day, I decided to lean in to the term of endearment, so welcome to Algae, Bruh.

My own education history

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Master of Arts in Secondary Education Specialist in Instructional Design and Technology