Brandy Steenson

This is a poster using the phrase, "Don't Call Me After Midnight" to help students remember the steps to solving equations.

This is a lesson designed to work in three parts and as a think-pair-share. It allows for multiple entry points, so students of ANY level can feel confident in their work on the problem. I used this to reintroduce writing equation when given a real-world situation, but it can be used to refresh, introduce initially, or just for fun! Enjoy!

Real Number Tree

This graphic organizer will help students to write an equation in Slope-Intercept form when provided with either either a slope and coordinate OR two coordinates.

Using parallel and perpendicular lines in slope-intercept form create your own town.