Algebra Is For Everyone

Are your students learning about multi-step equations with distribution, combining like terms, and x on both sides? This resource teaches students how to break down multi-step problems using the acronym DCMAD. Use "Don't Call Me After Dark," or make your own acronym as a class! Contents of this bundle include: 3 different acronyms, posters for each step of the process, acronym brainstorming sheets for students, and scaffolded checklists that students can use to solve problems step-by-step.

Are you looking for an engaging puzzle to excite your students about quadrilaterals? Use this activity with your class as a review, a partner game, or a homework assignment. Standards: CCSS.Math.Content.3.G.A.1Understand that shapes in different categories (e.g., rhombuses, rectangles, and others) may share attributes (e.g., having four sides), and that the shared attributes can define a larger category (e.g., quadrilaterals). Recognize rhombuses, rectangles, and squares as examples of quadri

This pixel art Google Sheets worksheet covers the topic of combining like terms with positive coefficients. Perfect for homework or review! The 15 problems are self-correcting; the mystery image is only revealed as students input correct answers. Students love pixel art assignments because every correct answer reveals a piece of the puzzle, rewarding them for trying again until they get the right answer. This assignment is Google Classroom ready! This assignment is part of a fast-food them

Want to teach your class some practical hand signals to increase visual-spatial understanding? These posters will help you to incorporate real asl signs into your classroom as gestures that you and your students can use to communicate!

Fractions, Decimals, and Percents are fun to practice when we collaborate! Assign each student their own numbers and have them decorate one of the shamrocks. Cut them out and hang them up to display your students' knowledge of rational numbers in a festive way perfect for St. Patrick's Day!

This pixel art Google Sheets worksheet covers the topic of combining like terms with integer coefficients. Perfect for homework or review! The 10 problems are self-correcting; the mystery image is only revealed as students input correct answers. Students love pixel art assignments because every correct answer reveals a piece of the puzzle, rewarding them for trying again until they get the right answer. This assignment is Google Classroom ready! This assignment is part of a fast-food themed bun

Ready to introduce the sound "ch" to your elementary Spanish learners? This coloring page has examples of 3 words that start with "ch". Perfect for students learning the Spanish alphabet!

This worksheet reviews integer operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and addition. As the students solve the problems they can match the clue letter to the number in the solution to figure out the riddle. Great for review, independent practice, or to match a weather theme!

Would you like a number-sense activity for your middle school class to celebrate the new year? This activity is perfect for back-to-school after winter break. Just write in the new year and you are good to go! Perfect for review, number sense, place value practice, and more. Good for 5th-8th grade.

Students practice basic order of operations problems to reveal a picture of a Minecraft Enderman! Great for practice or review, as the worksheet is self-correcting and will only reveal the picture as students input the correct answers.

As students answer the 20 questions about factoring binomials, the mystery pixel art of a cute polar bear is revealed! Great for review, homework, or classwork - worksheet is self-correcting as the picture is only revealed when the correct answers are typed in!

Students will enjoy puzzling out this "Wizard of Oz"-themed math riddle! Students use the common abbreviations for customary and metric units to solve the riddle. Perfect for self-checking independent practice, review, or enrichment.

As students solve order of operations problems, a pixel art of a Minecraft creeper and lyrics from the Minecraft song "Revenge" are revealed! Great for extra practice and review, as the worksheet is self-correcting; the pixel art will only be revealed when students input the correct answers.

This simple worksheet is the second level in my linear equations worksheet series. It shows two functions per page and provides ample room for students to work. The functions are in the form y=mx+b, and level two includes negative slope, y=b+mx order, and comparison of functions. Perfect for students who are overwhelmed with too many problems on one page.

A simple, streamlined approach to linear functions. There are 5 pages, each featuring a linear function in the form y=mx+b. Perfect for students who are struggling with limited writing space or an overwhelming amount of problems on one page. This can also be used on a projector.

5th grade review of place value, exponents, properties of multiplication, fractions, and decimals. When students answer the questions, the answer will be revealed to be the popular meme, "Aaah! I've been stung by a wasp! Aaah! I'm Dying!"

A project to help students learn and practice transformations in the coordinate plane, including rotations, translations, and reflections. Students create several shapes of their own designs, and make transformations to them according to instructions. Can be used as an assessment, project, or learning lesson.

These guided notes go through the overview of what makes a function, and students practice graphing y=mx+b functions from a table. This bundle includes the lesson as a powerpoint and the scaffolded notes for students to fill out.

These guided notes go through the overview of what makes a function, and students practice graphing y=mx+b functions from a table. Available in a bundle with notes for teacher to present lesson.

Quiz on integer operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Quiz is 12 questions and includes 2 questions on absolute value. Two extra credit questions on the bottom can be included or crossed off.