Brickhouse Math

This product include two ½ sheet foldables: Perfect Squares foldableSquare Roots foldable

This resource is designed for Integrated Math I students as a fun review of key 8th grade skills at the start of the school year. It blends math practice with a seasonal Fall theme to engage students during the start of the school year. The activity reviews: Integer operationsSolving linear equations and inequalitiesExponents and scientific notationPythagorean Theorem and right trianglesLinear functions (slope, equations of lines)Word problems with fall contextsSuggested Timing: 25-35 minutes (p

One-sided notes page with Steps on how to simplifying square roots8 example problemsOne-sided practice page with 12 perfect square and perfect cube practice problems6 simplifying square roots practice problems

Slope-Intercept Form Cheat Sheet includes... Examples: (1) Graph a line, given the equations; (2) Write an equation, given the graph; and (3) Write an equation and graph the line, given the slope and y-interceptRecommendations: Use a different color when completing each of the examplesUse highlighters to identify the slope and y-intercept in each of the examples and on the graphOther Notes: The cheat sheet is a half page.

Scatter Plot Notes include: Definitions: Scatter plot, line of best fit, types of correlation (positive, negative, strong, weak, none)Sample scatter plot with independent and dependent variable labelsScatter plot examples that ask for students to name the type of correlation and draw the line of best fitA student copy of this set of notes is a half page (front and back)

This resource is a foldable that includes instructions for multiplying and dividing numbers in scientific notation, as well as examples.

Students will solve ten one- and two-step equations. There are two versions of this activity: (1) For Google Classroom Use: Students can show their work and type their answers directly on each slide. Students can submit their work via Google Classroom. (2) For Individual White Board Use: Teachers can project each problem and students can use an individual white board to show their work. Students then hold up their white board when they have finished the problem, and the teacher lets them know if

Integrated Math I Word Search Students will search for the following terms: DecayEqualEquationExponentExpressionFunctionGraphGrowthInequalityLinearMidpointParallelRationalRelationReflectionRotationSlopeSolveSystemsTransformationTranslation

This resource includes 10 problems on volume of spheres. 5 problems are "formula-only" problems, where students will just take the dimensions from the word problem and plug them into the formula.5 problems are "formula + extra step(s)" problems, where students will need to take the dimensions from the word problem and plug them into the formula AND complete extra steps (e.g. diving by two because the container is half full, multiplying by 6 because all 6 containers need to be filled, etc.)

This resource includes two important pages: Teacher Page: Lists a mix of 40 multiplication and division facts for teachers to choose from as they read expressions aloud to students.Student Page: Bingo board with 24 blank boxes (+1 free space) and the answers to all 40 multiplication and division facts from the Teacher Page. Students will fill in their blank boxes with 24 of the 40 numbers listed.

This slidedeck includes 12 problems for students to complete. #1-4 give an equation and list the first step to solving the equations. Students determine if the given first step is true or false. If it is false, students explain what the correct first step is. #5-8 give an equation and list 6 options for possible first steps to solving the equations. Students select the correct first step. #9-12 give an equation. First, students choose the correct first step to solving the equation. Then, studen

This resource is 100% digital -- a Google Slides resource. There are five problems: Two require students to organize a set of integers from least to greatestTwo require students to organize a set of integers from greatest to least One requires students to come up with their own integers and order them from least to greatestCan be used as a quiz or a check for understanding exercise/exit ticket.

8th Grade Math Word Search Students will search for the following terms: Cube RootEqualEquationExponentExpressionFunctionGraphHypotenuseLegLinearParallelRationalRelationReflectionRotationSlopeSolveSystemsTransformationTranslationVolume

This resource includes two versions. The first version includes only problems with perfect cubes.The second version includes only problems that are not perfect cubes. Students must round to the nearest tenth.

Students will practice simplifying square roots. There are 19 total problems, and when done correctly, students will complete 15 of the problems to lead them to the finish line.

Three sets of notes: Equations from a TableEquations from Slope and PointEquations from Two PointsEach set of notes is a half page.

Students will practice the rules of multiplying and dividing integers by sorting their solutions into two groups: positive solutions and negative solutions. There is a digital version and a paper version; both are included in this download. Answer keys are included. **Uses Google Slides.

This resource includes two versions. The first version includes only problems with perfect squares.The second version includes only problems that are not perfect squares. Students must round to the nearest tenth.

This resource is a foldable for scientific notation. The foldable includes notes, as well as examples for changing numbers from scientific notation to standard notation, and standard notation to scientific notation.

This resource provides 20 one- and two-step equations for students to solve. Ways This Activity Can Be Used:Slides can be projected and students can use the answer sheet to complete questions. Then, review each slide as a class.Slides can be projected and students can use individual white boards to complete questions. Then, review each slide as a class.Slides (student version) can be posted in Google Classroom and students can use the answer sheet to complete questions independently.Slides can b