I Got You Math

This notes page focuses on solving one-step equations using inverse operations. There is an example and practice problems for solving equations using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. A step-by-step process is provided with scaffolded practice. I use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students just need extended practice of a skill. Thi

This notes page focuses on finding the area of a parallelogram. There is an example and scaffolded practice. I use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students just need extended practice of a skill. This is what I designed these notes around.

This notes page focuses on finding the area of a trapezoid. There is an example and scaffolded practice. I use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students just need extended practice of a skill. This is what I designed these notes around.

This notes page focuses on finding the area of a triangle. There is an example and scaffolded practice. I use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students just need extended practice of a skill. This is what I designed these notes around.

This notes page focuses on simplifying expressions using the associative and commutative properties. There are three parts to this worksheet. Example and scaffolded practice for commutative propertyExample and scaffolded practice for associative propertyPractice with commutative and associative propertyI use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students jus

Looking for resources to help your students after the first learning process? When my students have struggled on a quiz or test I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students just need extended practice of a skill. This is what I designed these notes around. Skills in this bundle: Adding & Subtracting DecimalsArea & Perimeter of RectanglesAssociative & Commutative PropertiesDistributive PropertyEvaluating Algebraic ExpressionsFraction Operati

Practice writing inequalities from context using this riddle puzzle! Riddle Puzzles are a great way to keep students engaged and allow them to self-check their understanding. If the riddle's answer does not make sense, they know they made a mistake.

This notes page focuses on simplifying expressions using the order of operations. The "You Try" section starts with emphasizing the order of division/multiplication and addition/subtraction (left to right). Then the problems begin to intensify with more operations included. I use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students just need extended practice of a

This notes page focuses on the following types of problems involving percents: Finding the part (given the whole and percent)Finding the whole (when given the part and percent)Finding the percent (given the part and whole)Each type of problem is outlined with question format, how-to steps, an example, and guided practice. I use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that som

This notes page focuses on combining like terms. A step-by-step process is provided with two examples and scaffolded practice. I use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students just need extended practice of a skill. This is what I designed these notes around. Answer Key provided.

This activity focuses on finding the area of triangles and parallelograms with multiplying decimals. All parallelograms has a height, base, and slant height and all triangles have a height, base, and additional side length. Students have to identify which values represent the height and base. My students love practicing math with a game format. This activity is based off the game Tic-Tac-Toe. Students have to pick 2 ways to get Tic-Tac-Toe. The activity is designed so that each Tic-Tac-Toe inclu

This set of notes includes an example and scaffold practice of the following: Prime Factorization using the Ladder methodGCF using the rainbow methodLCMI use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students just need extended practice of a skill. This is what I designed these notes around.

These guided worksheets are a great resource for adding and subtracting fractions review (or learning). There are 5 scaffolded worksheets that take students through the key steps to add and subtract fractions. Each worksheet highlights the necessary steps and provides a visual example. Topics of each worksheet: #1 = like denominators #2 = unlike denominators with common denominator provided, students are provided scaffolds for writing equivalent fractions and then adding and subtracting #3 = unl

This notes page focuses on simplifying expressions using the distributive property. There is an example and scaffolded practice for (1) basic distributive property and (2) distributive property with addition/subtraction outside the grouping. I use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students just need extended practice of a skill. This is what I designed t

This set of notes includes: area and perimeter of rectanglesarea and perimeter of squaresI use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students just need extended practice of a skill. This is what I designed these notes around.

Looking for a quick and easy way for students to practice skills? These math games and riddle puzzles are designed for student choice and engagement. Game themes include: Battleship, Tic-Tac-Toe, Connect Four. Skills Included: Order of Operations GamesDivision GamesMultiplication GamesAdding and Subtracting Decimal GamesArea of Triangles and Parallelograms Tic-Tac-ToeArea of Parallelogram BattleshipAdding and Subtracting Fractions Riddle PuzzlesAlgebraic Properties ReviewWriting Inequalities Ri

A bundle of five game worksheets involving adding and subtracting decimals. These easy print-and-go worksheets are a great resource for student practice. I have found my students love the opportunity to pick which problems they answer. The worksheets include: Adding decimals without carrying - Tic Tac ToeAdding decimals with carrying - BattleshipSubtracting decimals without borrowing - Tic Tac ToeSubtracting decimals with borrowing - BattleshipAdding & subtracting decimals - Connect FourAnswer K

This resource is a great way to practice the difference between the associative, commutative, and distributive properties of addition and multiplication. The front section makes students determine which property to use when the numbers are the same. The back page is a review of evaluating and writing algebraic expressions. An answer key is provided.

This set of notes provides an example of dividing multi-digit numbers using the partial quotient method. The "You Try" section provides scaffolded practice. I use the notes after the first learning process. When my students have struggled on a quiz I pull out these notes as a reteach and practice opportunity. I've realized that some of my students just need extended practice of a skill. This is what I designed these notes around.

A bundle of three game worksheets involving the order of operations. These easy print-and-go worksheets are a great resource for student practice. I have found my students love the opportunity to pick which problems they answer. The worksheets include: Powers - Connect FourOrder of Operations (add, subtract, multiply, and divide) - Tic Tac ToeOrder of Operations Full (exponents & groups) - Battleship