TPT
Total:
$0.00
El Profe Math Classroom Banner

El Profe Math Classroom

Rated 4.5 out of 5, based on 2 reviews
5 Followers
San Jose, California, United States
About the store
7+ years of doing what I loved the most: teaching math to young folks from underrepresented communities. My teaching philosophy is centered on implementing trauma-informed and PBIS practices in the classroom knowing that all of my students are capable of mastering the learning objectives. My area of expertise includes creating scaffolded material for newcomer students so that they can, not only be able to access the content material, but also to build, develop, and practice their English literacy skills.
Read more

All resources

Preview of Solving, Writing and Graphing Compound Inequalities (Scaffolded Notes)

Solving, Writing and Graphing Compound Inequalities (Scaffolded Notes)

Students will solve, write and graph compound inequalities (one-step); particularly, inequalities that involve "and" & "or." This worksheet is scaffolded and specifically designed for English Learners as it provides graphic organizers to dissect main vocabulary words and to add images (graphs) to relate English words to the student's home language. I used this worksheet as an introduction activity for more challenging and less-scaffolded worksheets of the same academic standard.
Preview of Writing Equations in Slope-Intercept Form

Writing Equations in Slope-Intercept Form

Students will sketch a graph, find the slope given two points, and then they will write the equation in slope intercept form. This worksheet is scaffolded and specifically designed for English Learners. Find more scaffolded resources designed specifically for your English Learner students in my store!
Preview of Multiplying Binomials and Graphing Quadratic Polynomials

Multiplying Binomials and Graphing Quadratic Polynomials

This worksheet is specifically designed for English Learners although it can definitely be used in any regular mainstream algebra class. Students will multiply two binomials expressed as an area model. Students will discover that the method of multiplying binomials (using FOIL) is analogous to finding the area of a rectangle with sides (x + a)(x + b). The second half of the worksheet requires students to explore quadratics a little bit further by evaluating the function when given an input-outp
Preview of Solving Systems of Equations by Substitution (Scaffolded Notes for ELLs)

Solving Systems of Equations by Substitution (Scaffolded Notes for ELLs)

Students will solve the systems of equations by substitution method. This worksheet is scaffolded and specifically designed for English Learners as it provides sentence frames and step-by-step instructions to help students find the solutions. The sentence frames are gradually taken away as ELLs work through the questions to give them more opportunities to improve their English writing skills.
Preview of Solving and Graphing One-Step Inequalities (Stations Activity)

Solving and Graphing One-Step Inequalities (Stations Activity)

This activity is specifically designed for struggling students and English Language Learners but it can definitely be used in any general mainstream class. It requires the teacher to model and practice a Stations activity with the class. You can read this article on the advantages of using this technique; particularly for ELLs. 1. Download and print out all of the 12 pages. 2. Pages 7 through 12 are the students' worksheets. 3. Set up the classroom in 6 different stations or heterogenous groups
Preview of Finding Slopes and Writing Equations From Two Points

Finding Slopes and Writing Equations From Two Points

Students will sketch a graph, find the slope given two points, and then they will write the equation in slope intercept form. This worksheet is scaffolded and specifically designed for English Learners. Find more scaffolded resources designed specifically for your English Learner students in my store!
Preview of Solving One-Step Inequalities in Word Problems

Solving One-Step Inequalities in Word Problems

Students will solve word problems that involve writing one-step inequalities. This worksheet is scaffolded and specifically designed for English Learners as it provides graphic organizers to dissect main vocabulary words to relate English words to the student's home language. I used this worksheet as an introduction activity for more challenging and less-scaffolded worksheets of the same academic standard.
Preview of Solving Systems of Equations by Elimination (Stations)

Solving Systems of Equations by Elimination (Stations)

This activity is specifically designed for struggling students and English Language Learners but it can definitely be used in any general mainstream class. It requires the teacher to model and practice a Stations activity with the class. You can read this article on the advantages of using this technique; particularly for ELLs. 1. Download all the 10 pages. 2. The fourth page is the back side of third one. 3. Make copies of all the first four pages; these should be double-sided. 4. Set up the c
Preview of Solving Systems of Equations by Elimination (Scaffolded Notes for ELLs)

Solving Systems of Equations by Elimination (Scaffolded Notes for ELLs)

Students will solve the systems of equations by elimination method. This worksheet is scaffolded and specifically designed for English Learners as it provides sentence frames and step-by-step instructions to help students find the solutions. The sentence frames are gradually taken away as ELLs work through the questions to give them more opportunities to improve their English writing skills.
Preview of Find Variance and Standard Deviation Worksheet

Find Variance and Standard Deviation Worksheet

Easy introduction to mean, variance, and standard deviation.
Preview of Adding and Subtracting Polynomials (Scaffolded Notes)

Adding and Subtracting Polynomials (Scaffolded Notes)

Students will add and subtract polynomials. This worksheet is scaffolded and specifically designed for English Learners as it provides graphic organizers to write vocabulary words and definitions. Then, they can relate the English words to the student's home language. I used this worksheet as an introduction activity for more challenging and less-scaffolded worksheets of the same academic standard.
Preview of Solving Systems of Equations by Graphing (Scaffolded Notes)

Solving Systems of Equations by Graphing (Scaffolded Notes)

Students will sketch the two graphs of the systems of equations in the same coordinate plane. All of the systems are in slope-intercept form so sketching their appropriate graphs is very straight forward. Then, they will compare the two lines and will identify the point of intersection, if it exists, as the solution to the system of equations. I personally used this worksheet at the beginning of the unit, and from there, I introduced the other forms of an equation. This worksheet is scaffolded a
Preview of Graphing and Writing Inequalities Using Interval Notation

Graphing and Writing Inequalities Using Interval Notation

Students will be sketching simple graphs of inequalities in the number line as well as being introduced to interval notation. This worksheet is scaffolded and specifically designed for English Learners and struggling students. Find more scaffolded resources designed specifically for your English Learner students and more in my store!
Preview of Solving systems of Equations in Word Problems (Scaffolded Notes)

Solving systems of Equations in Word Problems (Scaffolded Notes)

This worksheet allows students to practice solving systems of equations in word problems. This worksheet is scaffolded and specifically designed for English Learners as it provides graphic organizers to dissect main vocabulary words and to add images to relate English words to the student's home language. I used this as an independent practice worksheet after introducing solving systems of equations in word problems.
Preview of Writing and Graphing Equations From Two Points

Writing and Graphing Equations From Two Points

Students will have to find the slope given several pairs of points. Then, they will find the y-intercepts of each graph. Finally, students will write the equation and sketch the graphs. This activity is designed specifically for English Learners as it provides scaffolds for them to write sentences on their own.
Preview of Increasing and Decreasing Intervals

Increasing and Decreasing Intervals

In this activity, students will explore the concepts of increasing and decreasing intervals given a particular graph of a continuous function.
Preview of Writing and Graphing Systems of Linear Equations

Writing and Graphing Systems of Linear Equations

Students will fill out two input-output tables after reading a short paragraph. They will then sketch the resulting graphs in the same coordinate plane. Finally, they will analyze their results after comparing the two lines and identifying the point of intersection as the solution to the system of equations. This worksheet is scaffolded and specifically designed for English Learners as it provides sentence frames to help students write their answers.
Preview of Solving, Writing and Graphing Compound Inequalities (Give One, Get One)

Solving, Writing and Graphing Compound Inequalities (Give One, Get One)

This activity is specifically designed for struggling students and English Language Learners. It requires the teacher to model and practice a Give One, Get One activity with the class. You can read this article on the advantages of using this technique; particularly for ELLs! 1. Download and print out all of the 12 pages. 2. Note that page 2 is the backside of the students' worksheets. Everything else is the first page. I personally recommend using page 1 as an example which requires the instru
Preview of Solving Compound Inequalities (Practice)

Solving Compound Inequalities (Practice)

This interactive worksheet is designed based on the principles of Game Theory. As students solve each of the questions progressively, the chart on the first page reveals a secret math symbol when colored in correctly. Students will solve and graph compound inequalities (one-step). This worksheet is scaffolded and specifically designed for English Learners but it can be extended to any mainstream algebra class.
Preview of Solving and Graphing One-Step Inequalities (Give One, Get One)

Solving and Graphing One-Step Inequalities (Give One, Get One)

This activity is specifically designed for struggling students and English Language Learners. It requires the teacher to model and practice a Give One, Get One activity with the class. You can read this article on the advantages of using this technique; particularly for ELLs! 1. Download and print out all of the 13 pages. 2. Note that page 2 is the backside of the students' worksheets. Everything else is the first page. I personally recommend using page 1 as an example which requires the instru
Showing 1-20 of 51 results

About the store

Experience

7+ years of doing what I loved the most: teaching math to young folks from underrepresented communities. My teaching philosophy is centered on implementing trauma-informed and PBIS practices in the classroom knowing that all of my students are capable of mastering the learning objectives. My area of expertise includes creating scaffolded material for newcomer students so that they can, not only be able to access the content material, but also to build, develop, and practice their English literacy skills.

Teaching style

Internationals Approach Project-Based Learning

Awards & shining teacher moments

Founding member of the Richmond High Internationals Academy (RHIA) I was featured in this brief documentary by New America https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqnUiXiGcZk

My own education history

Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics with concentration in Teaching and Chicano/Latino Studies from the University of California, Berkeley '14 Masters of Science in Educational Technology from the California State University, East Bay '20

Additional biographical information

I was born and raised in Guanajuato, Mexico. I migrated to the United States at the age of 14. Ever since, I have been living in the beautiful state of California :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJjzfpkl244