Algebra Cafe

This digital resource allows students to sort quadratics by the number of solutions and is ready for Google Classroom. Students will: 1. Use the discriminant to determine the number of real solutions to each equation. 2. Cut the equation from the second slide and paste it in the correct column on the third slide. You can also find the physical version of this on my store as well!

Hands on, physical sorting activity. Laminate and add magnets to move it to the whiteboard! Cut and paste version included also. Check out the digital version on my store. Students will: 1. Use the discriminant to determine the number of real solutions to each equation. 2. Sort the equations in the correct column.

In this partner activity both partners will practice factoring and multiplying polynomials. Students make their own headbands to hold their mystery polynomials which they discover by multiplying the factors that their partner gives them.

Completely editable maze template! Make custom maze worksheets to put a fun twist on a traditional worksheet. Great for math class!

Students will practice solving absolute value equations by going through the maze. Suggestions for implementation: · Use as an after lesson activity · Use as a review activity · Laminate, put in SmartPals or page protectors and use dry erase markers Like the maze but want different types of problems? Find the completely editable template on my store!

Remember playing telephone as a kid? This is the math version of that game! Students will practice writing expressions, equations, and inequalities in words and with math. Contents: · 18 unique expressions, equations, and inequalities · 1 blank page for you to write your own or for the students to write their own

Students will graph the linear equations with the given domain restrictions to reveal the mystery picture. This time it's a coffee cup! Contents: · List of equations and restrictions (2 per page) · Graph paper · Picture of solution

My students love their interactive notebooks so I want to keep them going even from home! Here is a pocket template and student instructions that you can send to your students. Finished pocket size is 4.5 in x 3.5 in. It was made with a rectangle and 3 ovals in Word so you can make your own template with different sizes and still use these instructions.

My students love the custom post-it notes we use for interactive notebooks! Now that we are working from home I wanted to give them the option to print them from home. These are the instructions I posted on my class website. Hopefully it will be a fun addition to their at home note taking.