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Topics Included: BoxplotsCombining Like TermsCompound ProbabilityDistributive PropertyDomain and RangeFunction TestingGraphing Linear FunctionsPythagorean TheoremScatterplotsSimplifying ExpressionsSlope, Y-Intercept, and Writing Linear FunctionsSolving Multistep Equations with Variables on Both Sides of the Equal SignSolving Multistep Equations with Variables on One Side of the Equal SignSolving Multistep InequalitiesSolving Two-Step EquationsSupplementary and Complementary AnglesVertical and A

Lockbox Activity Intro  |  The Coordinate PlaneProblems include:identifying x and y values within ordered pairspracticing vocabulary: x-axis, y-axis, quadrant I, quadrant II, quadrant III, quadrant IV, originidentifying quadrant location for given ordered pairsidentifying ordered pair of given pointsidentifying points from given ordered pairWhat is a lockbox activity?This lockbox activity contains 22 questions in total. Each of the 22 questions will eliminate 1 letter of the alphabet. At the co

Topics Included:Equations and Inequalities including Systems and LiteralComparing Functions: Linear, Quadratic, and ExponentialExponential FunctionsLinear FunctionsLinear Functions in ContextPolynomial OperationsQuadratic FunctionsSimplifying Exponent and Radical ExpressionsStudents are provided worked examples and step-by-step instructions on how to tackle problems. Fill in the blank areas are provided where valuable and practice problems are embedded in each section to help students reinforce

Lockbox Activity Intro  |  Function BasicsProblems include:testing if table of values, sets of ordered pairs, and graphs are functionsidentifying the domain and range of table of values, sets of ordered pairs, and scatterplotspracticing vocabulary: function, domain, range, Vertical Line TestWhat is a lockbox activity?This lockbox activity contains 22 questions in total. Each of the 22 questions will eliminate 1 letter of the alphabet. At the conclusion of the activity, 4 letters will remain. Th

Lockbox Activity Intro  |  Algebraic Expressions - EvaluatingProblems include:integer multiplication integer divisionone variable substitutiontwo variable substitutionWhat is a lockbox activity?This lockbox activity contains 22 questions in total. Each of the 22 questions will eliminate 1 letter of the alphabet. At the conclusion of the activity, 4 letters will remain. Those 4 letters can then be unscrambled to form a mystery word.  To use the lockbox activity as more of an “escape room”, you ca

This set of guided notes covers linear functions including:identifying domain and range in interval and inequality notationidentify y-intercept and zeroscalculate slope from a graph, table of values, and two pointslearn various forms including standard, slope-intercept, and point-slopeextract information from given graph including functionwrite equations given graph, slope and a point, and two pointswrite equations for horizontal and vertical lineswrite equations for parallel and perpendicular l

This set of guided notes covers simplifying exponent and radical expressions including:combining like terms with exponential and radical expressionscreating equivalent representations of exponential expressionslearning and using the laws of exponents including the product rule, the quotient rule, power of a power, power of a product, power of a quotient, and negative exponentssimplifying exponential expressions including variablesreviewing prime factorization using number treesa reference guide

This set of guided notes covers comparing functions including:graphing and creating table of values for linear functions, quadratic function, exponential growth, and exponential decay extract key features of each function including domain, range, intercepts, and transformationsextract slope from linear functionextract vertex from quadratic functionextract horizontal asymptote from exponential growth and decay functionsreview regression for use in DESMOS calculatorStudents are provided worked exa

This error analysis activity includes:5 "solved" multistep equations - 2 correctly, 3 incorrectlySpace to write what went wrongSpace to solve the incorrect problems correctlyError analysis is an important skill for students to learn. It helps build their understanding of procedures and also their ability to find errors in their own work as they advance in math courses. This activity allows students to examine "solved" problems and determine whether the answer is actually the solution or if an er

This coloring sheet activity includes:6 multistep equations including fractions and decimalsAn answer bank with listed parts to colorColors to be used chosen by you, the teacher, or each student individuallyThis set of 6 problems includes 5 problems with distribution. Additionally, 2 problems contain decimals, 1 contains fractions, and 1 fraction problem that is the exception to the rule (add/subtract, multiply, then add/subtract again). There's nothing worse than a coloring sheet that commits t

This set of guided notes covers equations and inequalities including:justifying the steps for solving multistep equations and inequalitiesidentifying the number of solutions for equations (none, one, infinite)solving literal equationssolving system of equations using substitution, elimination, and graphingidentifying the number of solutions for system of equationssolving system of inequalities by graphing Students are provided worked examples and step-by-step instructions on how to tackle proble

Lockbox Activity Intro  |  Linear Equations - Slope & Y-InterceptProblems include:slope typeslope and y-intercept from equationsslope and y-intercept from tablesslope and y-intercept from graphswriting equations given a table or graphWhat is a lockbox activity?This lockbox activity contains 22 questions in total. Each of the 22 questions will eliminate 1 letter of the alphabet. At the conclusion of the activity, 4 letters will remain. Those 4 letters can then be unscrambled to form a mystery wor

Lockbox Activity Intro  |  Simplifying ExpressionsProblems include:(4) evaluating expressions(4) the distributive property (no combining like terms)(4) combining like terms (no distribution)(4) algebra tiles (including combining like terms) to expressions(6) simplifying expressions (distribution and combining like terms in the same problem)What is a lockbox activity?This lockbox activity contains 22 questions in total. Each of the 22 questions will eliminate 1 letter of the alphabet. At the conc

Lockbox Activity Intro  |  BoxplotsProblems include:finding the median of sets of numbersfinding the minimum, lower quartile, median, upper quartile, and maximum of a set of numbersidentifying key numbers from boxplotscalculate range, interquartile range, and percent of data between key numberscompare data given two boxplotsWhat is a lockbox activity?This lockbox activity contains 22 questions in total. Each of the 22 questions will eliminate 1 letter of the alphabet. At the conclusion of the ac

This set of guided notes covers quadratic functions including:extracting zeros, domain, range, vertex, and y-intercept from graphwriting factored form from standard formmatching table of values to graphfinding vertex given quadratic functiongraphing quadratic functionsidentifying transformations (vertical shift, reflection, vertical stretch/shrink)finding number of solutions given graph and using the discriminantperforming quadratic regression and identifying domain and range of given scenariosS

This set of guided notes covers linear functions in context including:graphing linear functionstransformations of linear functions including steepness and vertical shiftbivariate data interpretation and analysis including understanding boundaries (domain and range... informally)linear regression to find line of best fit with the aid of DESMOS calculatorStudents are provided worked examples and step-by-step instructions on how to tackle problems. Fill in the blank areas are provided where valuabl

This set of guided notes covers polynomial operations including:combining like termsdistribution with polynomials using algebra, an area model, and algebra tilesdividing by monomialsdividing by binomials using long division and algebra tilesusing the X Game to find factors that have a given product and sumfactor polynomial expressions when a=1find the greatest common factor of polynomial expressionsfactor polynomial expressions when a is not 1use the quadratic formula to find real radical soluti

Topic: Slope, Y-Intercept, and Writing Linear Functions Main Concepts: slope, y-intercept, slope-intercept form, linear functions, rise over run, y-pattern, x-pattern, table of values, graph Building Thinking Classroom (BTC) Notes encourage students to dive deeper into their learning experience by individually crafting meaningful notes that are geared to helping them understand content deeply and thoroughly.Notes are split into 4 quadrants:Fill It In -- a thoughtfully crafted question (or set of

Topic: Distributive Property Main Concepts: distribution, area model, multiplication Building Thinking Classroom (BTC) Notes encourage students to dive deeper into their learning experience by individually crafting meaningful notes that are geared to helping them understand content deeply and thoroughly.Notes are split into 4 quadrants:Fill It In -- a thoughtfully crafted question (or set of questions) that includes fill in the blanks at specific points to purposefully foster critical thinking s

Topic: Supplementary and Complementary Angles -- An Equation Approach Main Concepts: supplementary angles, complementary angles, equations, solve, inverse operations, evaluating Building Thinking Classroom (BTC) Notes encourage students to dive deeper into their learning experience by individually crafting meaningful notes that are geared to helping them understand content deeply and thoroughly.Notes are split into 4 quadrants:Fill It In -- a thoughtfully crafted question (or set of questions) t