Fizmatics

The color coded vocabulary list and anchor chart are great for introducing students to the concepts and vocabulary of combining like terms in polynomial expressions and equations. The vocabulary list is a great addition to student's notes and the accompanying color coded anchor chart is an awesome way to differentiate in a classroom where some students require extra support. 5 practice problems are also included, perfect as a do now, exit ticket, homework, or short classwork activity.

This skill builder contains guided notes and independent practice problems. This is the perfect scaffold for struggling learners. It can be used during pull out sessions or as a differentiated modification during a lesson on solving radical equations. It is also a perfect independent guided lesson for stronger learners who don't need one on one support and direct instruction.

This is a skill builder for adding and subtracting polynomials by combining like terms. The guided notes walk students through identifying like terms and then shows them how to properly combine like terms. This is the perfect scaffold for students who are struggling with combining like terms. It can also be used in place of direct instruction for students who are strong, independent learners.

This skill builder activity contains color coded demonstration problems, guided practice questions, and independent challenge questions. This is perfect as a scaffold for struggling learners or independent reinforcement for advanced learners.

This resource covers operations with polynomials and can be used as a homework, classwork, handout, or practice activity worksheet. Students will practice adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing polynomials while completing this activity. Other skills include combining like terms, distribution, and simplifying polynomial expressions. There is a companion Google Slides Lesson for sale in my store. The listing can be found by clicking the link on the last page of this resource.

This homework assignment has basic factoring problems including problems that require GCF, Product-Sum Method, D.O.T.S., and factoring expressions completely. This worksheet can be used independently but was designed to be the companion to the Google Slides lesson, “Basic Factoring Methods”, which is for sale in my store.