Always Blooming

This worksheet is used for a pre-algebra or algebra class project. The students make a calendar using equations!

This is a project used to get to know your students! Students must come up with 15 numbers that relate to them and pictures to go along with these numbers. Students will then create a poster to represent themselves in numbers.

This is a reference sheet I cut and laminate for students! It give them quick access to the rules for converting between decimals, percents, and fractions.

This is a project that can be used for Pre-algebra/Algebra students to practice graphing lines. Students will create multiple equations and graph them on a coordinate plane. They will then color to create a stained glass window effect.

This game is to have students practice solving equations and inequalities. It includes: solving multi-step equations and inequalities with distributing, combining like-terms, and variables on both sides. When students answer a question correctly, they indicate this on their BINGO board! Have fun! Included in PDF: Student directions for BINGO Equations/Inequalities answer key for teacher BINGO board Student "show your work" handout

Battleship game to practice scientific notation! Students try to sink each other's ships while converting between standard form and scientific notation. You can either laminate the partner boards and use dry-erase markers, or print the boards each year!

Cut out this metric measurement conversion and laminate for your students! Students can write directly on the lamination with dry erase markers to practice moving the decimal when converting!

This is a fun art activity using the skill of solving equations. There are three resources and an answer key for teachers. The equations are differentiated - page 1: one and two step equations - page 2: two step equations and equations with variables on both sides - page 3: multi-step equations. Each resources has the SAME answers so all students will finish with the same final product. I hope you enjoy it!

I laminate these sheets and give them to students to keep in their calculators as a quick resource for solving equations. It's color-coded