Allison Marbo

This digital activity is the perfect way to incorporate technology into your online math lessons. This lesson will help your students master how to use exponent rules to multiply and divide monomials, with the use of a Google Slides "Drag & Drop" Activity. Students will complete 40 total problems (20 multiplying monomials & 20 dividing monomials). This resource will work well as a a warm-up, homework or review activity. Includes a detailed Teacher Answer Key.What's Included?✓ Direction She

This digital notebook activity is the perfect way to incorporate technology into your online math lessons. This lesson will help your students master the vocabulary associated with polynomials, with the use of a Google Slides WebQuest. Students will use the internet to look up terms and complete "notes" by typing in definitions and completing "drag and drop" activities. This resource will work well as an introductory video, a warm-up or homework activity. Includes a detailed Teacher Answer Ke

Make scatterplots and lines of best fit come alive with this engaging, hands-on Coffee Filter Parachutes activity! Students investigate the relationship between number of paper clips and time to fall, collect real data, and model it using a line of best fit. This low-prep activity gets students out of their seats and thinking like mathematicians, while reinforcing key Algebra skills such as identifying independent and dependent variables, interpreting slope, and evaluating the reasonablenes

Decorate your pencil sharpener with a "Sabrina Sharpenter" label to bring some fun into the classroom! Available in an easy-to-print PDF format! Has a border around it, so you have the option to make it a sticker decal! (Just print on sticker paper). Enjoy!

Taylor Swift's recently made this statement during a recent interview on the "New Heights" podcast: "You should think of your energy as if it's expensive, as if it's like a luxury item. Not everyone can afford it". The quote's message emphasizes the value of one's energy and the importance of being selective about who or what receives it. It serves as a reminder that energy is a finite resource that should be invested wisely, especially in the face of online criticism and the demands of daily

This is a great, color-coded visual for students to be able to differentiate between the 3 forms of liner equations: ✓ Standard Form ✓ Slope- Intercept Form ✓ Point-Slope Form Common core requires students to be able to use linear equations and systems of linear equations to represent, analyze, and solve a variety of problems. Students recognize equations for proportions as special linear equations understanding that the constant of proportionality ( m) is the slope. Students also use a linear

This is a fun, fast-paced math game for middle school/high school students learning the exponent rules. This version builds quick recall of the exponent rules: product rule, quotient rule, power rule, negative exponent rule. The game is designed to be played just like the card game Spoons, but instead of finding four cards that have the same number, students look for cards that simplify to the same answer. Players take turns solving the problem on their card using exponent rules while trying to

What is included in this bundle?This bundle includes 22 interactive drag & drop slides for simplifying expressions using exponent rules. Each resource is sold separately in my store, and a closer look at each resource can be found easily by clicking on each product link! Classifying PolynomialsMultiplying & Dividing MonomialsNegative ExponentsMixed Exponent RulesCombining Like TermsFOILMultiplying Polynomials**The bundle include a BONUS FILE, consisting of a blank PDF version of the full 7 act

This is a great way to get to know the TI- 84 calculator to your students. Can be used as as a whole class presentation, or cut up into individual task cards. Each slide has the students find a button(s) on their calculator, and then apply that button to a problem. There are 10 slides total. I use this the first week of school with my Algebra students as an introduction to the calculator.

This digital activity is the perfect way to incorporate technology into your online math lessons. This lesson will help your students master the vocabulary associated with polynomials, with the use of a Google Slides "Drag & Drop" Activity. Students will match algebraic expressions with verbal phrase it belongs with and vice versa. This resource will work well as a a warm-up, homework or review activity. Includes a detailed Teacher Answer Key.What's Included?✓ Direction Sheet for copying the

This  large farmhouse inspired number line classroom wall display includes both negative and positive integers. It will match perfectly with your farmhouse or neutral themed classroom decor. The number line can be used for whole class lessons or for individual student reference during math lessons. Simply laminate, cut, and stick to your wall! What’s included:Large Number Line to display on your classroom wall, created with a soft and calming, neutral color farmhouse palette. Numbers -20 to 10

This digital activity is the perfect way to incorporate technology into your online math lessons. This lesson will help your students master how to use exponent rules to simplify expressions with mixed exponent rules (multiplying, dividing, power to a power, negative exponents), with the use of a Google Slides "Drag & Drop" Activity. Students will complete 30 total problems (with three levels of difficulty). This resource will work well as a a warm-up, homework or review activity. Includes a

This  large boho inspired number line classroom wall display includes both negative and positive integers. It will match perfectly with your boho rainbow or neutral themed classroom decor. The number line can be used for whole class lessons or for individual student reference during math lessons. Simply laminate, cut, and stick to your wall! What’s included:Large Number Line to display on your classroom wall, created with a soft and calming, neutral color boho palette. Numbers -20 to 100. Ther

This back to school math activity is a fun way to get to know students on the first day in your math classroom. The finished mathematicians make beautiful student-created math classroom décor, especially right before Back-To-School Night! The printable mathematician includes directions, i.e. drawing their favorite place on the shirt, and drawing a pant design based on if they prefer to work individually vs. with others. All questions lead to the appearance of the mathematician (shirt design, sh

This digital activity is the perfect way to incorporate technology into your online math lessons. This lesson will help your students master how to use exponent rules to simplify expressions by combining like terms, with the use of a Google Slides "Drag & Drop" Activity. Students will complete 18 total problems. This resource will work well as a a warm-up, homework or review activity. Includes a detailed Teacher Answer Key.What's Included?✓ Direction Sheet for copying the activity into Googl

Looking for an an engaging activity to do with your class? This escape room provides an engaging way to review inequalities. There are five different stations, which review the following five inequality topics: 1) Graphing Inequalities and Inequality Phrases2) Absolute Value Inequalities3) Inequality Word Problems4) Solving Inequalities and Compound Inequalities5) Consecutive Integer InequalitiesThis resource is low prep and highly engaging. It can be used with or without lock boxes. If yo

Algebraic Skills Workbook. A struggling math learners workbook to use for extra help on the 16 top algebraic skills. This math intervention workbook is a supplemental resource for students in general education or special education, who need extra practice on specific math skills (see below). Algebraic Skills Assessment Quick Checks. There are assessment(s) to go with each topic after completion of the corresponding workbook pages. What's included?Algebraic Skills Workbook: Algebraic Skills Prep

This worksheet is the perfect activity for students to practice converting between various forms of linear equations (point-slope, slope-intercept, and standard form) as they work their way through each problem towards the final graph. There are 8 total problems with increasing difficulty. Includes a detailed Teacher Answer Key.What's Included?✓ 2 Problems: Point-Slope → Slope-Intercept → Graph ✓ 2 Problems: Slope → Point-Slope → Slope-Intercept → Graph ✓ 2 Problems: Point-Slope → Slope-

This  large retro rainbow inspired number line classroom wall display includes both negative and positive integers. It will match perfectly with your retro or rainbow themed classroom decor. The number line can be used for whole class lessons or for individual student reference during math lessons. Simply laminate, cut, and stick to your wall! What’s included:Large Number Line to display on your classroom wall, created with vibrant retro rainbow palette. Numbers -20 to 100. There are 6 numbers

This Algebra 1 Factoring Foldable provides a summary for solving quadratics by factoring. The foldable is organized by the following 5 tabs: Greatest Common Factor (GCF)Factor by GroupingDifference of SquaresTrinomials (ax^2 +bx + c)Perfect Square TrinomialsThere are a total of 15 examples. The foldable works as great way introduce the types of factoring, as a guided practice activity, as collaborative class work, homework or as a way to review right before an assessment! * PDF Resource. Include