Interactive Math and Sci

This worksheet is a small review/walk through on balancing chemical equations for chemistry students. I designed this for GED adult students but it can be used for middle school or high school as well.

This has practice for factoring quadratics where a = 1 and where a is not equal to 1. NOTE: This particular worksheet does not have practice with the quadratic formula.

This is a great tool as an introduction to genetics. There is a section of guided notes where the spaces are numbered so students can more easily follow along, as well as practice with Punnett Squares and a few dihybrid crosses. Great for an intro, a review, a homework piece, etc. Enjoy! Note: All images are either self-created or they are photos from Unsplash.com. Per their website, "the photos on Unsplash are free to use and can be used for most commercial, personal projects, and for editorial

This slide deck covers: graphing absolute value functions, including tips for interpreting absolute value functions, as well as vertical and horizontal shifts, vertical stretches/compressions, and horizontal stretches/compressions. It also covers how to solve absolute value functions graphically, and graphing the absolute value of a quadratic equation.

This worksheet has explanations as well as practice with both dominant and recessive pedigrees and helps students find the missing genotypes in pedigrees.

This resource is great for quadratics beginners, with some extension questions in the practice for higher level learners. This works best for those who have previously studied factoring quadratics. Note: All images are self-created.

This is a great worksheet for a review of atomic number and mass, an introduction to ions, and a review of isotopes. The last page is practice on balancing chemical equations. Answers are included

This worksheet is a great practice resource for students working on identifying the slope and y-intercept. The worksheet has built-in differentiation with extension problems for higher-level learners. Enjoy! Note: All images are either self-created or they are photos from Unsplash.com. Per their website, "the photos on Unsplash are free to use and can be used for most commercial, personal projects, and for editorial use. You do not need to ask permission from or provide credit to the photographe

Great for a pre- or post-assessment on equations

Solving systems of equations with substitution and elimination