Chris Davis

This is a 6 slide powerpoint which focuses on writing function rules from word problems, identify the independent and dependent quantities, and make predictions based on the function rules.

This is a power point which gives students guided problems to work with the teacher on the blue slides and self-practice on the pink slides. Every form of one step equations is represented, and by the end, every student will master solving one-step equations.

This is a four problem exit ticket for solving one-step equations. To save paper, there are four tickets per page, copy front and back to get problems 1 & 2 on the front and 3 & 4 on the back.

This is a great 20-25 minute activity which allows students to explore and work on their own or with a partner. This works well for English Language Learners too. There are two methods which can be used, the preferred method is to print this activity 8 pages to a sheet, so all the slides onto one sheet. Run off a class set and then cut each sheet. This allows each student to have their own little set of cards which they can manipulate and move around. They work the problem on one card, and t

This is an excellent 20-25 minute activity which allows students with different skill levels to work at their own pace, and do problems comparable to their skill level. This is order of operations, with the problems broken into 3 categories, easy (lights), medium (camera), hard (action). The easy problems are worth 5 points each, the medium are 10 points each, and the hard are worth 15 points each. Students must correctly work problems to obtain 30 points. I usually print off a class set, a

This is a worksheet which provides 3 levels for solving multi-step Inequalities for Algebra. The problems are divided into easy (5 points), medium (10 points), and hard (15 points). The student must aquire 30 points by working the various problems, This allows higher level students to work more difficult problems, and lower level students to work easier problems, all with the same skills and concepts.

This is a power point which focuses on Evaluating Expressions. It starts off with simple problems and leads into more complex, multi-variable formulas. There are a couple of word problems in the end which require knowledge of the formula for the area of a rectangle.

This is a 14 slide powerpoint presentations on multi-step inequalities. Each slide has multiple choice answers to be used with clickers or whiteboards, or it can be used for just notes.

This powerpoint has practice problems which involve solving multi-step equations, vertical angles, supplementary angles, and setting the perimeter of two different shapes equal to each other.