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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 Simplifying Radical Expressions Activity | “Name That State” Puzzle (Algebra 1)

Simplifying Radical Expressions Activity | “Name That State” Puzzle (Algebra 1)

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Engage students in simplifying radical expressions with this fun Algebra 1 “Name That State” puzzle—perfect for test prep, review, or sub plans. Make simplifying radical expressions interactive and memorable with this Algebra 1 “Name That State” puzzle activity! Students solve radical expressions and match their answers to identify a U.S. state outline. This engaging, no-prep activity works perfectly for test prep, early finishers, or sub plans. What’s Included: 1 student puzzle page (radica
Preview of Absolute Value Equations Digital & Print Color by Number

Absolute Value Equations Digital & Print Color by Number

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Funrithmetic
Absolute Value Equations: Digital & Print Color-by-Number ActivityEngage your students in solving absolute value equations with this versatile Color-by-Number Activity! Perfect for middle and high school math classes, this resource offers both digital and print options, making it ideal for in-class instruction, homework, or distance learning. Students will solve absolute value equations, match their answers, and reveal a colorful design as they complete the activity. It’s a fun, interactive way
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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