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Help your students master factoring the greatest common factor (GCF) out of an expression by utilitizing the area model! The area model is a great teaching tool normally reserved for the distributive property, but why should we stop using a model that helps students conceptually understand abstract math concepts like distributing and factoring? This product includes everything you need to have a successful lesson with little to no prep in a google drive folder. Included in this resource is... P

This self-checking google form assesses the following skills: I can determine the degree of a polynomial.I can name polynomials according to the degree of the polynomial.I can name polynomials according to the number of terms.I can determine if a polynomial is written in standard form.I can write a polynomial in standard form.I can determine the greatest common factor (GCF) of a polynomial.I can factor the greatest common factor (GCF) out of a polynomial.This form is coded so that students are n

Assess student understanding of subtracting integers with this short, self-checking mini assessment that includes the addition of integer rules. The Google Form features questions to simplify expressions involving positive and negative integers. Save time with the form's automatic grading feature and ensure complete understanding with the final section requiring correct answers before submission. Incorporate SEL in your classroom with a quick student check-in. This form includes a question on ho

Assess student understanding of adding integers with this short, self-checking mini assessment. The Google Form features questions to simplify expressions involving positive and negative integers. Save time with the form's automatic grading feature and ensure complete understanding with the final section requiring correct answers before submission. Incorporate SEL in your classroom with a quick student check-in. This form includes a question on how the student's day is going and if they have any