Andrea Butz

This resource includes 41 Shikaku style logic puzzles with answers AND 12 challenge puzzles for advanced learners! This game is perfect as a time filler when a lesson goes a little too short, a game for students who finish early, or a brain break during a long period! This game is great practice for prime and composite numbers, area of rectangles, and quickly identifying factor pairs without feeling like you are doing math. All you need to do is print and cut into half-sheets or project onto the

This resource covers a variety of skills relating to linear motion in the physics world! It is a great way to integrate math and science together and for students to see different ways we use linear equations in real life. This project has 5 pages covers a range of skills including...- Finding rate of change from tables- Finding rate of change from graphs- Writing equations of lines from graphs- Interpreting rate of change/slope in context- Finding and interpreting x- and y-intercepts- Substitut

This resource covers a variety of skills relating to math in the medical field! It is a great way to integrate math and science together and for students to see different ways we solve equations in real life.This project has 7 pages covers a range of skills including...- Literal equations- Dimensional analysis- One- Two- and Multi-step equation writing and solving- Writing and solving absolute value equations- Writing and solving proportions- Weighted averages- Interpreting values in contextFrom

This product practices translations, reflections, and rotations with a holiday them! Students have to use all three of the previously mentioned transformations to move Santa through each quadrant until he ends in the chimney!

This project is great for the week or two before March Madness begins and students start to think about their brackets! In this resource, students will collect data about Men's DI Basketball, find a linear regression model for their data, and determine if any given statistic can be used to predict if a team will win!For students just starting to use TI-84 calculators, check out my Step-by-Step Guide to finding linear regression on the TI-84!

This resource has students create a picture using only linear equations, then write the equations of the lines of the image!Required skills:- Writing Linear Equations in Standard, Slope-Intercept, and Point-Slope Form- Finding slope from a graph- Parallel and Perpendicular Lines

This resource works to help students become fluent in tipping - and learn when they are being scammed! In recent years, restaurants have been caught printing inaccurate tip amounts assuming customers won't do the math. (here's a recent article if you wish to share with the class!) On these sheets students will...- Calculate tips from 15% - 25%- Find percent change from the receipt given tip to what it should have been- Find percentages based off tip amount

This activity provides TONS of practice for students on a wide range of skills! Students will add/subtract positive and negative whole numbers to find coordinates that create a festive image when connected in order! Students get practice with all combination of adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers AND practice graphing on the coordinate plane!This activity is great as a time filler, extra practice, or for sub plans (especially for those fast finishers when you are gone ;) )

This resource provides a step-by-step instructions for students to input data, find, and graph a linear regression model on a TI-84! Perfect for students just starting to use the calculators and get comfortable with the different tools used on the calculator.

This freebie includes 8 Shikaku style logic puzzles with answers! This game is perfect as a time filler when a lesson goes a little too short, a game for students who finish early, or a brain break during a long period! This game is great practice for prime and composite numbers, area of rectangles, and quickly identifying factor pairs without feeling like you are doing math. All you need to do is print and cut into sheets or project onto the board!If you love this resource, go to my page and fi