About the store
I have been a math teacher for 20 years and a mathematics instructional coach for ten years, for a total of thirty years in math education, all of them in middle schools and junior high schools. I did also teach math courses at a university for several years as an adjunct instructor.
The products in my store are mainly designed for middle level math. Some of them could also be used in high school algebra and geometry courses.
The products are a mixture of warm-ups, activities (BINGO, scavenger hunts, and matching) and worksheets with guided notes. The guided note worksheets are set up in the gradual release of responsibility format.
"I do. We do. You do."
The regular worksheets include practice problems, usually with an example for each concept. The warm-ups are designed for two-week durations and include calculations, applications, and multiple-choice questions.
I recently sustained a head injury and am unable to return to teaching, so Teachers Pay Teachers is what I'm doing instead. I loved my teaching job, and the students enjoyed my classes and learned lots of math, so my methods must be effective. I truly hope you will find them useful and engaging for your classes as well.
Thank you so much for visiting my store, and please check back regularly as I am continuously adding more products and updating ones already posted.
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Tree Diagrams and Fundamental Counting Principle (8 student pages)
This assignment is designed for 7th grade, but it could also be used in grade 6 or in a high school probability unit. This includes scaffolded tree diagrams followed by questions about the outcomes. Then students are introduced to the Fundamental Counting Principle. Here are more details about what is included in this packet: • Page 1: A completed tree diagram is given, and the students are asked probability questions about it. • Pages 2-3: Students
6th - 8th
Statistics
Theoretical Probability (6 student pages)
This assignment is designed for 7th grade, but it could also be used in grades 5 and 6. This mainly involves questions about experimental probability and making predictions based on the outcomes. Theoretical probability will come next. Here are more details about what is included in this packet: • Pages 1-3: This is a dice race game. Students compare experimental and theoretical probabilities. This also includes defining and practicing the samp
5th - 7th
Fractions, Statistics
Experimental Probability (6 student pages)
This assignment is designed for 7th grade, but it could also be used in grades 5 and 6. This mainly involves questions about experimental probability and making predictions based on the outcomes. Theoretical probability will come next. Here are more details about what is included in this packet: • Pages 1-2: This is an introduction to experimental probability. Students play a product game and complete a table showing the results. • Page 3: Students are given a ta
5th - 7th
Math, Statistics
Intro to Probability (6 student pages)
This assignment is designed for 7th grade, but it could also be used in grades 5 and 6. This is an introduction to probability, so it mainly involves questions about the probability scale. Experimental and theoretical probability will come next. Here are more details about what is included in this packet: • Page 1: This is an introduction to the probability scale. • Page 2: Students are given short scenarios and then determine if the event is impossible, unlikely, e
5th - 7th
Math, Math Test Prep, Statistics
Proportional and Nonproportional Relationships in Graphs (6 student pages)
This assignment is designed for 7th grade, but it could also be used in grades 6 and 8. Students are given data on a graph or in a table and determine if the relationship is proportional. They also plot points from a table onto a graph and take points from a graph and enter them into a table. The last two pages are applications using proportional and non-proportional tables and graphs. Here are more details about what is included in this packet: · Page 1-2: The first two pages are a discov
6th - 8th
Graphing, Math
Also included in: Proportional Reasoning Bundle (30 Student Pages)
Proportional Relationships in Tables (6 student pages)
This assignment is designed for 7th grade, but it could also be used in grades 6 and 8. Students are given data in a table and determine if it’s proportional, and they also complete proportional tables given the input or the output value. The last two pages are applications using proportional tables. Here are more details about what is included in this packet: • Page 1-2: Determine if a table is proportional given input and output values. • Pages 3-4: Students missing input or output values
6th - 8th
Fractions, Math, Other (Math)
Also included in: Proportional Reasoning Bundle (30 Student Pages)
Fractions as a Unit Rate
This assignment is designed for one class period. There are four student practice pages and four answer key pages. This assignment is used mainly in grades 6 and 7 but could be used as a review for other classes. There are examples provided for the first two sections. This assignment includes the following: Page 1: simplifying complex fractions and intro to fractions as unit ratesPage 2: fractions as unit rates applications Page 3: comparing unit rates in fractions Page 4: standardized
6th - 7th
Fractions, Math, Other (Math)
Also included in: Proportional Reasoning Bundle (30 Student Pages)
Two-Step Equations Warm-Ups or Practice
This product is designed for grades 6th – 8th, depending on how it’s used. It can be used as practice worksheets for students who are learning how to solve two-step equations, or as daily warm-ups for those who need to review two-step equations. It is designed to be two weeks of equation warm-up practice. This packet consists of the following: ***First half of the packet is positive integers only.*** • Pages 1-2: each page has two combinations of three equations and a word problem
6th - 9th
Algebra, Math, Other (Math)
Grade 7: Ratios and Proportional Reasoning Review or Test Prep
This packet is a review for the end of a unit on proportional reasoning. It is designed as preparation for standardized assessments based on the Common Core math standards. The packet could be used for daily warm-ups, a (holiday) review packet, or split up into centers where the students work in small groups. There are eight student pages with a total of 27 questions/problems. An answer key is included. Thank you!
6th - 8th
Math, Math Test Prep, Other (Math)
CCSS
7.RP.A.1
, 7.RP.A.2
, 7.RP.A.2a
+4
Proportional Tables, Equations, Graphs, and Ordered Pairs
This assignment is designed for students in grades 6-7. Students are given a short scenario and then complete a table, graph the data, write an equation that represents the situation, and explain the meaning of a given ordered pair. This worksheet could be used in different ways in the classroom: Worksheet – students practice the concepts (individual or partners) Task Cards – cut them apart and use them as task cards for activities Centers – Make 2-3 copies of each problem (8 problems), d
6th - 7th
Applied Math, Math
CCSS
7.RP.A.2
, 7.RP.A.2b
Also included in: Proportional Reasoning Bundle (30 Student Pages)
Percent Proportions (Worksheet or Math Centers)
This assignment is designed for students in grades 6-8. Students solve proportion application problems using either a proportion or an equation. It could be used in different ways in the classroom: Worksheet for students (independent or partners)Task Cards – cut them apart and use them as task cards Centers – Make 2-3 copies of each sheet, depending on group size and class size. Set them out at different locations and divide students into groups of two or three. Give them about 15 minutes a
6th - 8th
Math, Other (Math)
CCSS
7.RP.A.2
, 7.RP.A.2c
Multiply and Divide Positive and Negative Fractions (Two Winter Season Riddles)
This activity is designed for students in grades 6-8. Students multiply and divide positive and negative fractions to find the answer to two riddles with a winter season theme. The multiplication problems are placed in the middle of the boxes so that students can cross simplify when possible. It makes it easier to show work on this. The division problems are written at the top of the boxes so that students can rewrite them as multiplying by the reciprocal. Multiplication only is practiced on
5th - 9th
Fractions, Math
Add and Subtract Positive and Negative Fractions (Thanksgiving Riddles)
This activity is designed for students in grades 6-8. Students add and subtract positive and negative fractions to find the answer to two Thanksgiving riddles. The majority of the problems require them to find a common denominator in order to combine the fractions. Addition only is practiced on the first page, “Why did the turkey cross the road?” Subtraction is practiced on the second page, “Why did the scarecrow win an award?” This is a new product, so please email me as soon as possible. I wil
6th - 8th
Fractions, Math
CCSS
7.NS.A.1d
Vertical Angles & Angle Relationships
This product is designed for grades 6th-8th and 10th. It can be used as a practice worksheet or as a daily warm-up to review angle relationships. All of the questions can be answered using complementary, supplementary, and/or vertical angle relationships. This packet consists of the following: • Pages 1-2: Seven different diagrams with a total of 48 angle measurement questions • Pages 3-4: Answer Key
5th - 10th
Geometry, Math
One-Step Equations Practice
This is a two-sided practice on writing and solving one-step equations from a verbal situation. It is designed for grades 6 and 7 but could be used as a review in higher level classes. This packet consists of the following: • Page 1: 15 one-step equations using positive and negative integers • Page 2: 6 verbal situations where students are asked to write and solve a one-step equation • Pages 3-4: Answer Key This is a new product that has not yet been reviewed, so please email me if you fi
5th - 8th
Algebra, Applied Math, Math
Angle Relationships Practice
This product is designed for grades 5-8. It can be used as a practice worksheet or as a daily warm-up to review angle relationships. All of the questions can be answered using complementary and supplementary angle relationships. The assignment consists of 20 questions on two pages, and an answer key is included.
5th - 8th
Geometry, Math
Which Is the Better Buy?
This assignment is designed for 7th grade, but it could also be used in grades 6 and 8. Students are given items in two different quantities, and they determine which is the better buy. Here’s what is included in this packet: · Page 1: determine the better buy; no rounding to the nearest cent required · Page 2: determine the better buy; students are asked to round costs to the nearest cent · Pages 3-4: standardized test practice; student compare prices wi
6th - 8th
Applied Math, Math, Math Test Prep
Also included in: Proportional Reasoning Bundle (30 Student Pages)
Complementary, Supplementary, and Vertical Angles
This assignment packet is designed for one class period. Students find supplementary, complementary, and vertical angles when given one angle measure. They practice each relationship separately, then there’s a mixed section, and then they practice with slightly more complex figure drawings. This assignment can be used in grades 5-10 as either a review of concepts or as a practice for new concepts, depending on the age group and/or purpose.
5th - 10th
Geometry, Math
Area of Parallelograms
This assignment packet is designed for one class period. Students fill in blanks about parallelograms and then highlight a graphic representation on finding are. They then calculate the areas of parallelograms. The side lengths include integers, easy decimals, and basic fractions. This assignment is used mainly in grades 6 and 7. There are extension problems in the “Try This!” sections that could be used for your speedy workers. This packet includes the following: Pages 1-2: designed to do in gr
5th - 8th
Math, Measurement
Also included in: Area of Parallelograms, Triangles, and Trapezoids-Notes and Practice
Graph Standard Form of an Equation
This practice sheet allows students to practice graphing from standard form of an equation using the x- and y-intercepts. It can be used in any algebra course as a review or an assignment.
8th - 10th
Algebra, Graphing, Math
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About the store
Experience
I have been a math teacher for 20 years and a mathematics instructional coach for ten years, for a total of thirty years in math education, all of them in middle schools and junior high schools. I did also teach math courses at a university for several years as an adjunct instructor.
The products in my store are mainly designed for middle level math. Some of them could also be used in high school algebra and geometry courses.
The products are a mixture of warm-ups, activities (BINGO, scavenger hunts, and matching) and worksheets with guided notes. The guided note worksheets are set up in the gradual release of responsibility format.
"I do. We do. You do."
The regular worksheets include practice problems, usually with an example for each concept. The warm-ups are designed for two-week durations and include calculations, applications, and multiple-choice questions.
I recently sustained a head injury and am unable to return to teaching, so Teachers Pay Teachers is what I'm doing instead. I loved my teaching job, and the students enjoyed my classes and learned lots of math, so my methods must be effective. I truly hope you will find them useful and engaging for your classes as well.
Thank you so much for visiting my store, and please check back regularly as I am continuously adding more products and updating ones already posted.
My own education history
1994: B.S. in Elementary Ed w/Level 2 Math Endorsement
2000: M.S. in Education w/Middle Level Endorsement
2005: Secondary Mathematics w/Level 4 Math Endorsement
I have accumulated another 45+ credits over the course of the years continuing my education and staying updated in our rapidly changing technology world.
Additional biographical information
In the month of January during my 30th year of teaching, I fell, hit my head, and sustained a traumatic brain injury from which I have not been able to recover. This almost means I can't do what I love the most, which is teaching. It does, however, give me this time to share the resources I have created over the years. One year ago, I was also diagnosed with ADHD. My resources are the activities and assignments I created with my neurodivergent brain over the years, and they worked well for my students and me. I've had many co-teachers tell me that I am a special education teacher in real life, because of the methods I use and how I explain the concepts. My thirty years of teaching have been amazingly successful. I loved my job, and the students enjoyed my classes and did well, so my methods must be effective. I truly hope you will find them useful and engaging.
My experience has mainly been in middle schools and junior highs, but I also taught math courses at a local university. Please email me if you find errors in the text or answers:
BrittMath2024@gmail.com
Thank you for your time and for all you do for your students! :-)
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