Carla Fish

I have taken my original virtual field trip about Africa and adapted it to the state of Georgia. Students will use Google Earth to explore the state and see many places that maybe they haven't seen before! It's a great way to allow students to use technology and discover on their own!

Graphic organizer to guide students through solving one-step inequalities! Begins with a quick review section to remind student what type of circles each symbol should have (open or closed), as well as, a solving one-step equations review to help them apply the same skills (using the inverse operation) to solve the inequality! Also includes to word problems to build and solve with students, enjoy! :)

This assignment is designed to explore and "visit" places that students may not actually to able to visit. Students are given an "itinerary" that guide them through the Google Earth program and the area of study! My students really enjoyed this activity because it changed the scenary for them (literally) and gave them a chance to explore things for themselves. This particular trip is centered around Africa (7th grade) but please feel free to use this as a template and change the locations for wh

I gave my students a challenge to count up specific different types of candy that they collected (on Halloween), so that the next day we (as a class) could use the data to create a graph and find the different measures of center and variability.

This quick quiz/check will help you see what rules your students know or still need help reviewing. The following quiz has 5 tables for the students to complete. Answer key is also attached!