Ashley Hobbins

Simple but cute back to school candy gram template perfect for the first day. This is a PDF document only.

This 8th Grade Math Test Prep is designed to help your students prepare for VA SOL testing at the end of the school year! This bundle covers Math 8 VA SOL Standards of Learning. There are 11 days total to use as review questions. Each day has 17-18 questions, one question from each topic taught through the entire year. Skills Included:Math 8 Standards of LearningNumber SensePercent Increase/Decrease & Mark UpExpressionsPythagorean Theorem and Composite FiguresProbability and StatisticsFunction

New Year 2025 Goal Sheet Disco ball Two Versions - One disco ball with a preppy bow and the other with groovy sunglasses. Please print front to back so the front of the disco ball lines up with the goals (back side). Students of all ages will be able to color the disco ball of their choice and then write down personal and academic goals they wish to make for the year. Once completed, use fishing line, ribbon or string and hang from your classroom ceiling or hallway. My goal with this resource

Students are given 10 items with price tags and tax percents. They will need to calculate the total price for each item and find the match. Answer key is provided for the teacher.

This resource provides you with 20 different task cards ready to print. Students will be asked to find tax, tip, or discount given a situation. Student answer sheet is provide on the last slide.

Keep your students calm with these mandala coloring pages with positive affirmations on each page. Use for state testing or anything throughout the school year!

Do your students need extra practice when it comes to substitution? With this 20 question resource, students will be evaluating algebraic expressions for given replacement values (both positive and negative) for variables. The best thing is that students will get automatic feedback on their answers! If the box turns green, students are correct. If the boxes turn red, students are wrong and need to try again.

Are you looking for a printable spreadsheet to record your student's grade's on? I created this resource to keep track of my student's growth throughout each quarter. I recommend printing front to back for the best quality.

Do your students need extra practice converting numbers into scientific notation or standard form? This activity allows students to compare numbers written in scientific notation and then take it a step further by ordering their answers. Both positive and negative exponents are included in the examples. It is recomended that students have had exposure to scientific notation and standard form before completing this activity. ANSWER KEY INCLUDED!!

Need an engaging activity to practice solving one and two step inequalities? This digital pixel art activity makes for a great review, formative assessment, math station, or extra practice. This product is a no-prep digital pixel art self-check using Google Sheets™. Students will be able to practice finding the solutions to one and two step inequalities and self-check their answers! There are three one step inequality questions and three two step inequality questions for a total of six question

Need a digital resource that gives students feedback right away? This product is a no-prep digital self-check using Google Sheets™. Students will be able to practice finding the positive square roots from 0-400 of perfect squares and self-check their answers!

Students will be able to determine and describe the volume of cylinders and solve problems, including practical problems, involving the volume of cylinders. Students will complete the guided notes by dragging the missing words into blanks. One net example problem is included! One the first slide, I have included a PDF version that I print out for my students I have in person. We go over the google slides together so my online kids get the same instruction/practice. Please be sure to leave a revi

Students will be able to determine and describe the volume of rectangular prisms and solve problems, including practical problems, involving the volume of rectangular prisms. Students will complete the guided notes by dragging the missing words into blanks. One the first slide, I have included a PDF version that I print out for my students I have in person. We go over the google slides together so my online kids get the same instruction/practice. Please be sure to leave a review!

This PDF guides students through setting up and solving proportions. Students will be given practical problems to solve by using a formula that helps them organize their work.

This resource is what I present on my smartboard while each student has a paper copy. I use this as a review on day 1 of proportions. This resource has guided steps, examples with just numbers and examples with labels. I have the PDF verison of this resource linked below. www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Cross-Multiplying-Proportions-6791627?st=6de198a4312016f18a52c06288dfb705

This resource is used to review wih my students on how to solve proportions. This resource has guided steps, examples with just numbers and examples with labels.

Ever since distance learning, I have struggled to show my students my personality. Every day I would post a "Would you rather" question on google meet to get to know my students and they loved this! I finally made a teacher verison to let my students get to know me better. They really enjoyed answering these questions and all the stories that came with them. Please be sure to leave a review!

Before comparing histograms with the same data as stem and leaf plots, students will need to review how to make and analyze stem and leaf plots. These notes and practice problems do just that! At the end, students will create a histogram based off data from a stem and leaf plot.

This resource explains histograms, frequency tables and how to make a histogram from data sets using google slides. Students will learn the sets it takes to create a frequency tables and intervals. I made a video explaining to students how to create their own histograms using a table in google slides that is on the last slide if you wanted to include that in your instruction.

In this resourse, students will find the slope and y-intercept when given a line on a graph. Using rise over run to find the slope of a line, students will then put their slope and y-intercept into slope intercept form. Students will also identify if the slope is positive, negative, zero or undefined.