Emily Bricker

After students have learned how to use the formulas for the volume of cylinders and cones, this worksheet practices using these formulas to solve for missing dimensions. Students need to have an understanding of square roots before tackling this assignment. Problems on the back of the worksheet get progressively more difficult and include numbers in terms of pi.

Need more writing in your math class? After teaching how to write a linear equation from a table, graph, or 2 ordered pairs, use this handout as a review. Students pick which method they want to explain. The front of the worksheet is a graphic organizer for kids to write down rough draft ideas. I had my students read their rough drafts to a partner as part of the editing process. Partners were tasked with listening for correctness with grammar as well as steps. The back of the worksheet pro

This writing exercise forces student to explain how they determine the number of solutions to a linear equation. Students should be familiar with one solution, no solution, and infinitely many solution linear equations before completing this activity.

To help students practice simplifying expressions and combining like terms, use this interactive worksheet during the winter months to increase engagement. With all of the solutions on the paper, students will persevere to determine the correct arrangement. Necessary skills include combining like terms, understanding integer rules, and distributive property

This coloring activity allows students practice categorizing numbers as Rational, Irrational, and Not Real.