Everyone Can Do Math

Student friendly guided notes for a student's first introduction ratios! Students will be able to write ratios in three ways, simplify ratios, determine equivalent ratios, find unit rate and compare unit costs. Notes include 2 pages of mixed test prep practice of ratio concepts with multiple choice, multiple select and multi-step problem solving.

A student friendly guide through Algebraic Expressions! Guided notes include key vocabulary, examples and student practice on the following concepts: Parts of the algebraic expressionWriting algebraic expressions from word phrasesWriting algebraic expressions from real world situationsEvaluating algebraic expressionsFunction Tables (Input Output Tables)Applying the Distributive Property to write equivalent expressionsCombining like terms to write equivalent expressionsA variety of types of ques

Student friendly guided notes for one step equations. Students will write and solve addition, subtraction, multiplication and division equations. These guided notes introduce the student to one step equations with mental math and substitution, inverse operations to solve equations, and writing one step equations based on word problems. An assessment is included as well! Check out the following homework to accompany the guided notes: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/One-Step-Equa

Introduce your students to exponents with this student-friendly guide to defining, writing, expanding and evaluating exponents! The notes begin with key vocabulary and defining the role of an exponent. The students move to evaluating exponents and finally to evaluating numerical expressions which include exponents. Test prep included with multiple choice, multiple select and extended response questions.

Here is a differentiated activity for students learning to evaluate expressions. Students apply their skills to complete multi-step evaluating and evaluating common formulas. Answers are included for students to self-check their work and continue their work with confidence! Three levels of this activity are included for classroom differentiation. Great for centers or homework!