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If your middle schoolers are like mine, they love saying, "six-seven!" Instead of fighting it, this worksheet embraces it. All fourteen order of operations problems simplify to...you guessed it, 67! An answer key showing how to simplify each expression is included. The problems on the worksheet involve the following operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, parentheses, a long fraction bar, exponents, square roots of perfect squares, exponents (zero and positive), and absolute

“Six seven!” your students enjoy saying every time this number shows up. Here’s your chance to give it back to them! This bundle includes an Order of Operations Worksheet, Solving Equations Worksheet, Simplifying Radicals Worksheet, and Geometry Review Worksheet. These are great for the 67th day of school or any day where you want to break up the monotony! Order of Operations WorksheetAll fourteen order of operations problems simplify to...you guessed it, 67! An answer key showing how to simplif

Looking for a simple way to teach and review linear equations? This Linear Equations Notes & ACT Practice resource gives students clear, guided instruction followed by meaningful practice to help them build confidence solving equations. The notes page walks students through key concepts and examples step by step, making it easy to introduce new material or reinforce skills during review. The practice worksheet with 8 problems provide opportunities for students to apply what they've learned an

Help students build confidence with ACT Math while mastering key algebra skills! This ACT Math Prep: Expressions & Equations Notes and Practice resource provides targeted instruction and realistic ACT-style practice to help students prepare for test day. Designed for ACT review, Algebra 1, intervention, tutoring, and test-prep courses, this resource includes guided notes, worked examples, practice problems, and instructional videos that support independent learning and review. Students will lea

Solving & Graphing Compound Inequalities Notes & Practice This resource guides students through solving compound inequalities involving both "and" and "or" statements, then graphing their solutions on a number line. The guided notes provide clear examples and step-by-step instruction, making them perfect for introducing the topic or reinforcing concepts during review. Students then apply their learning with targeted practice problems designed to build confidence and mastery. As a bonus, this

If your students struggle with solving and graphing inequalities, this resource is designed to make the process simple, structured, and easy to teach! These guided notes and practice worksheets help students build confidence with one-variable inequalities through clear examples, step-by-step instruction, and meaningful practice. This resource covers solving one-step, two-step, and multi-step inequalities while helping students understand how to correctly graph solutions on a number line. Extra

Make scientific notation easier for your students with this no-prep notes and practice resource, perfect for ACT Math prep and high school math review! This product includes clear, student-friendly notes, ACT practice, and bonus instructional videos to support independent learning, reteaching, or test preparation. Students will learn how to: Write numbers in scientific notation Convert between standard form and scientific notation Add, subtract, multiply, and divide in scientific notation

Make practicing midpoint and distance engaging with these 4 self-checking math mazes! Students must correctly solve each problem to find the correct path through the maze, making this a great activity for practice, review, centers, early finishers, or assessment. 📦 What’s Included: This resource includes 4 different mazes covering midpoint and distance in both the number line and coordinate plane. Maze 1: Midpoint 3 midpoint problems on the number line 8 midpoint problems in the coordinat

“Six-Seven!” Solving Equations Worksheet (All Solutions = 67!)If your middle schoolers love shouting “six-seven!”, this math worksheet turns that inside joke into a meaningful learning moment. Instead of fighting the distraction, this engaging activity embraces it—every one of the 18 algebra equations solves to 67! Students stay motivated as they practice essential equation-solving skills and get the satisfying (and hilarious) realization that every answer is 67. This resource is perfect for

Celebrate Hanukkah while reinforcing essential algebra skills with this Factoring Trinomials (a = 1) Hanukkah Math Activity! 🕎 Designed to keep students engaged and learning, this fun, seasonal resource helps middle and high school students practice factoring quadratic trinomials where a = 1 in a meaningful and festive way. Perfect for December math lessons, holiday review, or Hanukkah-themed algebra centers, this activity encourages students to apply their knowledge of factoring by findin

The 100th day of school doesn't have to end with elementary school. This worksheet gives your students a chance to keep it 100! All eighteen equations have solutions of...you guessed it, 100! An answer key showing how to solve each equation is included. The problems on the worksheet include 1 step equations, 2 step equations, equations using distributive property, one proportion, one square root equation, and one equation requiring square rooting both sides. I hope this is a fun activity for you

This is an order of operations worksheet designed to be done on the 100th day of school. All fourteen order of operations problems simplify to...you guessed it, 100! An answer key showing how to simplify each expression is included. The problems on the worksheet involve the following operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, parentheses, a long fraction bar, exponents, square roots of perfect squares, exponents (zero and positive), and absolute value. I hope this is a fun act

This 1 step equations maze worksheet is a good way for students to work through some one step equations practice problems. As a teacher, I like that I can check it with a quick glance to make sure they're on track. For students, they know if they're solution isn't a choice, then they have made a mistake.