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Being a military wife, I've taught at 8 different schools in the past 11 years in 4 different states! But, moving around this much has exposed me to so many valuable teaching experiences that I wouldn't change it for anything. I have taught all grades from 5 - 12, and just about every conceivable subject matter. Mostly, I've focused on teaching students with learning disabilities, which is one of the motivating factors behind my Ph.D. in Educational Psychology.
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Preview of Systems of Linear Inequalities Valentine's Day Puzzle

Systems of Linear Inequalities Valentine's Day Puzzle

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In this activity, students will help Cupid find classmates to target for Valentine's Day! Each student will have eight of their classmates write their name next to a system of linear inequalities on the activity sheets. Then, they will solve and graph the systems. If the heart on the graph falls within the solution area, then that classmate will be targeted by Cupid! This is a fun, interactive way to get students to practice solving and graphing linear inequalities, and you'll enjoy watching
Preview of Laws of Exponents Valentine’s Day Activity | Integer & Negative Exponents

Laws of Exponents Valentine’s Day Activity | Integer & Negative Exponents

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Funrithmetic
Celebrate Valentine’s Day while reinforcing essential algebra skills—this Laws of Exponents Valentine’s Day Activity combines exponent practice with seasonal fun! Students apply exponent rules (product, quotient, power, zero, negative exponent laws, etc.) to simplify expressions and then complete a creative activity that ties math and holiday spirit together. What’s Included: Worksheet with a variety of exponent-simplification problems (integer exponents, negative exponents, exponent rules) Val
Preview of Systems of Equations Christmas Tree Activity *Freebie*

Systems of Equations Christmas Tree Activity *Freebie*

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Funrithmetic
With this activity, students will solve systems of equations algebraically using any method of their choice (substitution or elimination). As students find the solutions, they will cut and paste the appropriate ornament onto the Christmas tree to reveal a fun, festively decorated tree! Students can color their ornaments and trees and add their own personal touches as they see fit. Your classroom will have plenty of beautiful decorations just in time for the Christmas break! If you like this ac
Preview of Factoring Polynomials Valentine's Day Puzzle

Factoring Polynomials Valentine's Day Puzzle

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Funrithmetic
In this puzzle, students will practice factoring trinomials (where a=1 and a is greater than1) by matching pieces of broken hearts together! They will cut out their own puzzle pieces and then factor the trinomials to match them with their correct answers (the other side of the broken heart). The activity is sure to engage students while they have fun practicing their essential algebra skills--on Valentine's Day (or the week of, anyway)! Have students glue their answers on a separate sheet of p
Preview of Solving Linear Inequalities Halloween Trivia | Algebra 1 Fun Practice Activity

Solving Linear Inequalities Halloween Trivia | Algebra 1 Fun Practice Activity

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Solving Inequalities Halloween TriviaMake solving inequalities a spooky good time with this Halloween Trivia activity! Combining math practice with fun trivia, this resource challenges students to solve inequalities while answering Halloween-themed questions, creating an engaging and festive learning experience. What’s Included:Halloween-themed trivia questions paired with inequality problems for students to solve.Answer key for quick verification of solutions and trivia answers.Printable trivi
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Being a military wife, I've taught at 8 different schools in the past 11 years in 4 different states! But, moving around this much has exposed me to so many valuable teaching experiences that I wouldn't change it for anything. I have taught all grades from 5 - 12, and just about every conceivable subject matter. Mostly, I've focused on teaching students with learning disabilities, which is one of the motivating factors behind my Ph.D. in Educational Psychology.

My own education history

Bachelor's degree in Marketing, M. Ed. and Ph.D. in Educational Psychology