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Students will learn how to set up an equation and find the angle measures of the given angles using substitution. I suggest the first four questions are used as instruction. Students work on remaining questions with a partner, then finish for homework. I have used this worksheet for years and my students have been very successful at these problems.

Students will write and solve equations given verbal descriptions of consecutive integers, consecutive even integers, or consecutive odd integers.

This graphic organizer is the perfect way to tie up the end of the unit with a clear directions on how to: 1. Simplify Radicals 2. Add and Subtract Radicals 3. Multiply Radicals 4. Divide Radicals 5. Rationalize the Denominator Note: No variables are used

Included is a worksheet with 8 problems on multiplying a binomial times a trinomial. This is a perfect amount for a 40 minute lesson with enough room to complete problems on the worksheet. I chose the colors for the picture based on a 12-pack of Crayola colored pencils. My students enjoyed this self-checking worksheet and I hope you enjoy it too!

One homework assignment that includes 10 questions on multiplying monomials, 10 questions on dividing monomials, and 10 questions on powers of monomials. Each set of question starts off simple and gradually increases in the difficultly level.

Common Core Learning Standard: 8.EE.7 Students will be able to determine if an expression is linear or non-linear by writing the expression as an equation, creating a table, and graphing the equation. If the points form a line, it is linear. If the points do not form a line, it is non-linear. Students will look for similarities and differences between the expressions (or equations) to determine how to determine whether it is linear or non-linear without needing to create a table or graph. Th

Students will practice multiplying binomials with this self-checking maze. Students will be able to see if they made a mistake if their maze does not finish at the "end". Note: The coefficient of x is 1 for all problems.

Included is a worksheet with 16 problems on multiplying binomials. There are two different versions with the same problems. One version is on 2 pages and the second version is on 3 pages. I chose the colors for the picture based on a 12-pack of Crayola colored pencils.

My students LOVED this self-checking digital worksheet! There are THREE google sheets each with 16 questions that reveal a heart. Sheet 1: c > 0 (factors will have same signs) Sheet 2: c < 0 (factors will have different signs) Sheet 3: mixed I am grateful for your feedback and product rating. Please FOLLOW ME to see my new products.

This lesson compares the solution (also called roots or zeros) in an equation (solving algebraically) and in a graph/table. The first page should be done together as a class. The second page can be started together and students can pair up to finish.

Prerequisites: -Know how to solve equations with combining like terms, distributive property and variables on both sides. -Know that when you multiply or divide by a negative, you flip the inequality symbol. This worksheet is a great way to tie together prior knowledge of solving equations and basic inequality problems and extending to multi-step inequality problems.I usually model problems #1-4 and have students complete #5 - 10. I walk around the room and star the question number if they are

This is a fantastic introduction to exponential functions that teaches by making CONNECTIONS with tables, graphs, and equations. My answer key has teaching notes in multiple colors for easy understanding. This supplemental unit contains lessons for approximately nine class periods (40 mins each) and has been taught with low to average level math students, including special education students with great success. This packet is for students that have had experience with linear functions. I am g

You will love this self checking worksheet that answers a riddle! Great for low-level students that need extra scaffolding and isolation of this topic. Also great for on-level students as a homework assignment or leave for a substitute. Build confidence in students by scaffolding this more advanced problem set that contain coefficients. This worksheet includes 4 questions that have perfect square radicals to keep students thinking critically. No questions contain variables.

Students love mazes! This maze will give students practice with two concepts: 1. identifying whether a sequence is arithmetic, geometric, or neither 2. determining the common difference or common ratio

This worksheet is PERFECT for struggling students because it allows them to slow down and process because each problem is only one-step. Students enjoy coloring the turkey once they found their answer! Also great for the day before break for on-level students who need a review!

Great lesson to introduce Transformation of Functions. Detailed handwritten answer key included.

Students will learn how to graph an absolute value graph (with and without a restricted domain), and identify the domain and range of the function. Detailed hand written answer key included.

Do you need CLEAR graphs for students to find the slope? Do you need lots of practice questions? This is the answer!

Do you need a FUN lesson where students cut out triangles then match up the sides to form one large triangle? Students will know if they have a mistake if the pieces do not fit together. This puzzle has common incorrect answers that appear as an answer to another question, so it is excellent practice! I am grateful for your feedback and product rating. You can also earn credits that you can use toward future purchases on TpT for doing so. Please FOLLOW ME to see my new products.