Classroom 127

This product is GREAT at having students make connections between real world scenarios, tables, equations written in slope intercept form, and linear graphs! This product contains eight different resources about different real world scenarios that have a constant rate of change. Information is presented to students in only one of four ways. The four ways that students can be presented with information about the real world situation include By a word problemBy an equation written in slope interc

I am always looking for more ways to make my classroom more student-centered. If I can ever avoid directly teaching my students, I do it. The eight resources that are contained in this product help me to accomplish that when I introduce my students to solving systems of equations. The resources contained in this product each contain a real world scenario and will ask students to write equations in slope intercept form that describe each scenario. Students will also be asked to graph both equat

Students practice simplifying algebraic expressions by helping Detective Algebras solve a murder mystery! Student Directions:Detective Algebras needs your help! A murder has been committed…. Answer the following 12 clues to help Detective Algebras solve the crime! Every clue answered will help you and Detective Algebras discover 1) Who the murderer is 2) How the murder happened 3) Where the murder took place Each clue you answer will help you to crack the case. Use your murder mystery recording

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice simplifying algebraic expressions by combining like terms and utilizing the distributive property by analyzing questions that have already been simplified incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must simplify the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners

I love doing error analysis with my students because it provides my students with an opportunity to utilize higher order thinking skills. In this bundle, students will analyze questions that have already been solved incorrectly. After finding the error, students must explain in words what mistake was made before solving the problem correctly themselves. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a station activity, an exit ticket,

This bundle contains all the anchor charts I use to help my students master mathematical content. The anchor chart topics include The Number SystemFractionsGreatest Common FactorLeast Common MultipleEquations and ExpressionsExponents RulesScientific Notation (including operations and scientific notation)The Pythagorean TheoremCircumference and Area of CirclesFunctionsProportional RelationshipsSlopeGraphing Linear EquationsReal World Slope Intercept FormSolving Systems of EquationsGeometric Trans

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice solving systems of linear equations by analyzing questions that have already been solved incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must solve the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a station activity, an exi

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice multiplying and dividing rational expressions that have already been simplified incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must simplify the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a station activity, an exit tick

Students practice solving two step equations by helping Detective Algebras solve a murder mystery! Student Directions:Detective Algebras needs your help! A murder has been committed…. Answer the following 12 clues to help Detective Algebras solve the crime! Every clue answered will help you and Detective Algebras discover 1) Who the murderer is 2) How the murder happened 3) Where the murder took place Each clue you answer will help you to crack the case. Use your murder mystery recording sheet

Students practice adding, subtracting, and multiplying radical expressions by completing a math maze! They draw arrows to show the path that they took to get from the start of the maze to the exit. This download contains three different mazes for teachers to use to differentiate their instruction. Level 1 maze questions were designed for students who are struggling to pick up this concept. Radicands are the same when students add or subtract the radical expressions. In addition, the radical ex

This resource contains the two different handouts that I use with my students when we study word problems involving the Pythagorean Theorem. The first hand-out is the guided notes I use to introduce this topic with my students. As a class we draw a sketch of the real world problem presented, identify if we need to find a leg or hypotenuse of a right triangle, and then mathematically solve the problem. The guided notes contains six problems for students to do. The second hand-out is the homewor

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice using the order of operations to simplify expressions by analyzing questions that have already been answered incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must simplify the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a s

This resource contains two different anchor charts to help students learn about slope. To be more specific, the anchor charts demonstrate how to find the slope from an equation, a graph, a table, and between two pointsslope can be positive, negative, zero, or undefinedThis product also includes directions on how you can enlarge these anchor charts for free! Having the ability to see these charts from anywhere in the room has, in particular, really helped my ELL and SPED students master these c

This resource contains six different anchor charts to help students learn their exponent rules! To be more specific, the anchor charts helps students to understand the basics of exponentsthe product rulethe power rulethe quotient rulethe zero exponent rulethe negative exponent ruleThis product also includes directions on how you can enlarge these anchor charts for free! Having the ability to see these charts from anywhere in the room has, in particular, really helped my ELL and SPED students mas

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice adding and subtracting rational numbers by analyzing questions that have already been solved incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must solve the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a station activity, an

This bundle contains 22 different Math Murder Mysteries that covers topics that are commonly taught in Algebra 1! These topics include:Order of Operations Evaluating Algebraic Expressions Solving One Step Equations Solving Two Step Equations Simplifying Algebraic Expressions Solving Multi-Step Equations Solving Multi-Step Inequalities Calculating Slope Solving Systems of Equations Solving Absolute Value Equations Solving Absolute Value Inequalities Exponential Properties Operations and Numbers i

Students practice multiplying and dividing rational expressions by completing a math maze! They draw arrows to show the path that they took to get from the start of the maze to the exit. This download contains three different mazes for teachers to use to differentiate their instruction. Level 1 maze questions were designed for students who are struggling to pick up this concept. Level 2 maze questions were designed for the average student. Level 3 maze questions were designed for stronger stud

This resource contains four different anchor charts to help students learn about Scientific Notation To be more specific, the anchor charts demonstrate how to convert between standard form and scientific notationmultiply and divide numbers in scientific notationadd and subtract numbers in scientific notation by keeping the numbers in scientific notationadd and subtract numbers in scientific notation by converting to standard form first. This product also includes directions on how you can enla

Students practice adding and subtracting rational expressions by helping Detective Algebras solve a murder mystery! Student Directions:Detective Algebras needs your help! A murder has been committed…. Answer the following 12 clues to help Detective Algebras solve the crime! Every clue answered will help you and Detective Algebras discover 1) Who the murderer is 2) How the murder happened 3) Where the murder took place Each clue you answer will help you to crack the case. Use your murder mystery

This resource contains five different anchor charts to help students learn about solving systems of equations To be more specific, the anchor charts demonstrate how to solve a system of equations by graphingsolve a system of equations by substitutionsolve a system of equations by elimination solve a system of equations by multiplying before using eliminationsolve system of equations that have an infinite or no solutionsThis product also includes directions on how you can enlarge these anchor ch