Every Student Counts

These skill reviews are intended to be given once or twice a week as a do now/warm up on a projector/smartboard, but could also be given as a weekly homework or assessment for progress monitoring. Problems are presented in either sets of 10 for weekly practice, or sets of 5 for practice twice a week. Each quarter contains 10 problem sets including a mix of Prealgebra and Algebra I concepts intended to address gaps, maintain skills, and prepare students for upcoming topics in Algebra I and beyond

These number lines can be printed and taped to students' desks to be used as a visual aid to add, subtract, or compare integers. This is best suited for students who have difficulty working with negative numbers, and who tend to resort to counting on their fingers for simple addition. A variety of number line types are provided so you can choose what best works for your students!

These skill reviews are intended to be given once or twice a week as a do now/warm up on a projector/smartboard, but could also be given as a weekly homework or assessment. Problems are presented in either sets of 10 for weekly practice, or sets of 5 for practice twice a week. Each problem set includes a mix of Prealgebra and Algebra I concepts intended to address gaps, maintain skills, and prepare students for upcoming topics in Algebra I and beyond. Topics were chosen based on common areas of

This short guide to adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing by negative integers and 0 is best suited as an accommodation for middle or high school students who struggle with basic calculations. These charts can be printed and taped to students desks to refer to while solving equations or doing calculations. Two different color schemes are included, so print and cut out whichever ones are best for your students!

These skill reviews are intended to be given once or twice a week as a do now/warm up on a projector/smartboard, but could also be given as a weekly homework or assessment. Problems are presented in either sets of 10 for weekly practice, or sets of 5 for practice twice a week. Each problem set includes a mix of Prealgebra and Algebra I concepts intended to address gaps, maintain skills, and prepare students for upcoming topics in Algebra I and beyond. Topics were chosen based on common areas of

These skill reviews are intended to be given once or twice a week as a do now/warm up on a projector/smartboard, but could also be given as a weekly homework or assessment. Problems are presented in either sets of 10 for weekly practice, or sets of 5 for practice twice a week. Each problem set includes a mix of Prealgebra and Algebra I concepts intended to address gaps, maintain skills, and prepare students for upcoming topics in Algebra I and beyond. Topics were chosen based on common areas of

These skill reviews are intended to be given once or twice a week as a do now/warm up on a projector/smartboard, but could also be given as a weekly homework or assessment. Problems are presented in either sets of 10 for weekly practice, or sets of 5 for practice twice a week. Each problem set includes a mix of Prealgebra and Algebra I concepts intended to address gaps, maintain skills, and prepare students for upcoming topics in Algebra I and beyond. Topics were chosen based on common areas of

This guide can be taped onto students' desks or into interactive notebooks as an accommodation for students who struggle to differentiate between various types of problems commonly seen in Algebra. Multiple versions of the chart are provided so teachers can choose whether to provide examples or guide students through them. This resource can also be used as an accommodation for ELLs if translations are written in the space provided.

This resource includes 3 different types of coordinate planes each in 3 different sizes for a total of 9 pages. Use as handouts or save paper by printing the large coordinate planes and taping into students' notebooks or onto their desks to use with a dry erase marker.