For the last three years I have taught special education at East Hall Middle School with a focus in math and science. However, next year, I will be to strictly 7th grade life science.
This is a self checking activity in which students practice the Triangle Sum Theorem and the Exterior Angle Theorem. The cells will turn blue if the students answer correct or gray if they answer incorrectly. This activity allows students to receive immediate feedback on their work and makes grading for the teacher exceptionally easy! While there is no physical answer key included, you can see the answer for each problem by clicking on the answer cell and opening the conditional formatting tab.
This is a card sort for students to practice using the exponent laws. There are two levels: on grade level and advance. Both versions can be used on Google Classroom or they can be printed and used as a normal worksheet.
Tracking student goals, data, and growth is extremely important; however, it can be a little intimidating at first. I have included four different versions of student data tracking worksheets I personally used and created for my colleagues over the years. Each one is editable to meet your specific needs. Some are more student led, while others are more teacher led. On the google slides, I also go into detail of how I personally used them and kept up with them.
In this activity, students will practice finding the unit rate of commonly purchased things at a carnival. In this activity you will find a "Drag & Drop" option for a more modified version as well as a "Fill in the Blank"option for your more advance students. Both work wonderfully with Google Classroom.
This is a set of three leveled worksheets that allow students to practice solving system of equations. The worksheets are done so that they should practice at least one graphing, one substitution, and one elimination, but students can solve any way they like. The levels are A (Average), B (Below Grade Level), and C (Advanced).
This activity will test students understanding of slope and y-intercept. Students will be required to match slope, y-intercept, table and graphs based on equations for the first slide. Then for the second slide, students will need to input the information based on a table.
This is a fun and easy get to know you activity that all aged students will enjoy. Provided are two versions: one pre filled in with "would you rather" questions and the other is blank so you can add whatever question you would like! This activity works best on google classroom but can be printed for a worksheet page if needed.
Parent teacher conferences can be a stressful time, especially if your parents don't always come. This resource gives you three different (editable) versions of a way to easily communicate student's strengths and weaknesses with all parents.
This is a digital get to know you activity that middle schoolers enjoy. Included are two versions: one pre-filled with questions and one blank so you can modify the questions to be whatever you want! This activity works best on google classroom, however, it can be printed as a worksheet if need be.
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Experience
For the last three years I have taught special education at East Hall Middle School with a focus in math and science. However, next year, I will be to strictly 7th grade life science.
Teaching style
I am a big fan of modifying curriculum to meet the needs of the students.
My own education history
Graduated from Mill Creek High School in 2010.
Graduated from the University of North Georgia in 2015.
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