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J Skipz Does Math

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North Carolina, United States
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I have taught Math 1, Math 2, Honors Math 2, Algebra 2, Foundations of Math 1, Foundations of Math 2, and Honors Discrete Math over my 8 years of teaching.
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Preview of Systems of Equations Scavenger Hunt

Systems of Equations Scavenger Hunt

In this activity students will solve systems of linear equations and "hunt" for the answer around the room. This activity is self-checking and includes an answer key. A student recording sheet is also included to allow students to show their work and turn in for assessing/grading. Activity includes solving systems of linear equations given a word problem, 2 equations, or a graph. Each problem asks for a specific value such as x, x+y, or number of solutions. The method of solving is not specifi
Preview of Writing Equations of Lines Scavenger Hunt

Writing Equations of Lines Scavenger Hunt

In this activity students will write equations of lines and "hunt" for the answer around the room. This activity is self-checking and includes an answer key. A student recording sheet is also included to allow students to show their work and turn in for assessing/grading. Activity includes writing equations given 2 points, given 1 point and a slope, given a graph, and given a word problem. A great way to get students up and moving while practicing an important Math 1/Algebra 1 skill.
Preview of Literal Equations Scavenger Hunt

Literal Equations Scavenger Hunt

In this activity students will solve literal equations and "hunt" for the answer around the room. This activity is self-checking and included an answer key. A student recording sheet is also included to allow students to show their work and turn in for assessing/grading. All equations are 1-3 step linear equations and may include distribution or fractions. A great way to get students up and moving while practicing an important Math 1/Algebra 1 skill.
Preview of Multiplying Binomials using BOX Method

Multiplying Binomials using BOX Method

Basic practice on multiplying binomials using BOX method. No frills here :)
Preview of A Funny Math Story: Completing the Square

A Funny Math Story: Completing the Square

In this activity, students will complete 8 problems to fill in the blanks in a silly story. All 8 questions require completing the square without solving. Questions increase in difficulty toward end to include b terms that are not even resulting in rational c terms.
Preview of Parallel & Perpendicular Lines Investigation

Parallel & Perpendicular Lines Investigation

In this activity, students are able to quickly identify which pairs of lines are parallel or perpendicular, write their equations from the graph and answer questions that will guide them to noticing the relationships between the equations of parallel and perpendicular lines. This is a quick activity that review writing equations of lines from a graph and introduces the new concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. An answer key is provided.
Preview of Classifying Polygons in the Coordinate Plane

Classifying Polygons in the Coordinate Plane

This activity is a great practice sheet for students just learning to classify polygons such as quadrilaterals and triangles in the coordinate plane, and justify their choices. Includes 6 problems with various polygons, a grid to plot each set of vertices, choices for the type of polygon, and choices for their reasoning, as well as a space for other reasons that may not be listed. An answer key is also included.
Preview of Factoring Trinomials Box Puzzle

Factoring Trinomials Box Puzzle

A low-teacher-prep activity to practice or review factoring trinomials. Includes trinomials with a > 1 but no GCF and difference of squares. Simply factor each expression and reorganize the squares by aligning the factored and expanded forms to create a new 3x3 box. Easy to grade! Includes a student response sheet that can be used to scaffold for struggling learners and an answer key.
Preview of Adding & Subtracting Polynomials Coloring Activity

Adding & Subtracting Polynomials Coloring Activity

In this activity, students will work independently or with a partner to solve problems by adding and subtracting polynomials. The solutions will reveal how to color the attached coloring sheet. Many levels of problems, including word problems, are featured in this activity.
Preview of Factoring by GCF and Grouping Scavenger Hunt

Factoring by GCF and Grouping Scavenger Hunt

A 10 question scavenger hunt or around-the-room activity to assess student ability to factor polynomials by greatest common factor and four-term polynomials by grouping. A student recording sheet and an answer key are included.
Preview of Polynomial Puzzle

Polynomial Puzzle

This quick assessment tool covers adding, subtracting, & multiplying polynomials and dividing polynomials by a monomial. It works kind of like a one-man relay race in that the student takes one piece of the answer to fill in a missing part of the next question and so on until a final answer is reached. Teachers can quickly determine if a student is able to perform all operations, and if the final answer is incorrect, can work backward to find the mistake(s) and improve learning. It's a little
Preview of Number Systems Unit Packet

Number Systems Unit Packet

A whole bundle of goodies! This is everything you need to teach the number systems standards for Math 2 including notes and practice activities. Topics covered include number system hierarchy, real number properties (specifically closure), simplifying radicals with positive and negative radicands, exponent rules (including negative and rational exponents), and operating with radicals. Contents: Student Learning Map Anticipation Guide Real Number Properties: Sort & Explore Real Number Properti
Preview of Operating with Radicals Color by Number Worksheet

Operating with Radicals Color by Number Worksheet

In this activity, students simplify, add, subtract, and multiply radicals. Answer choices are given to help students feel more confident in their work, but there are decoy answers to keep them from using process of elimination too easily! Each answer corresponds with a color that will be used on the unique mandala style coloring page.
Preview of Exponent Rules Scavenger Hunt

Exponent Rules Scavenger Hunt

This is a scavenger hunt around the room activity to review exponent rules including multiplying & dividing like bases, power to a power, negative & zero exponents, and rational exponents.
Preview of Maximization Problems

Maximization Problems

This worksheet includes 8 multiple choice maximum profit problems aligned to NC M1 CCSS A-CED.3 in which students are asked which combination of products would maximize the profit for the company. Students must identify the variables, write out the constraints, and identify the profit statement. Then they will eliminate choices that do not meet the constraints and determine which of the remaining choices maximizes the profit of the company. A format is provided that can be used to support low
Preview of Function Transformation Autumn Leaf Pennants

Function Transformation Autumn Leaf Pennants

A fun autumn activity for students to practice working with function transformations - writing equations, graphing, and describing. Includes the following function families: quadratic, square root, absolute value, exponential, inverse variation, and cubic. 30 different leaf-shaped pennants are included each with either an equation, graph, or description with room for the student to come up with the other two. You could easily implement this as a warm up or exit ticket by giving each student o
Preview of Polynomial Operations Graphic Divider

Polynomial Operations Graphic Divider

These dividers are meant to be printed two-sided (flip on long edge) and then cut in half to make two dividers. The margins are set to allow both dividers to be hole-punched. I like to print them on card stock and have my students put them in their binder as quick reference sheets or study guides. You might also print them to put in their interactive notebook, but I suggest shrinking a little so they will fit well on the pages.
Preview of Exponent Rules Graphic Divider

Exponent Rules Graphic Divider

These dividers are meant to be printed two-sided (flip on long edge) and then cut in half to make two dividers. The margins are set to allow both dividers to be hole-punched. I like to print them on card stock and have my students put them in their binder as quick reference sheets or study guides. You might also print them to put in their interactive notebook, but I suggest shrinking a little so they will fit well on the pages.
Preview of Quadratic Word Problems - Beyond the Falling Object

Quadratic Word Problems - Beyond the Falling Object

This product includes 12 application problems that can be solved using quadratic equations - and not a single one of them is projectile motion! These problems include area of triangles, rectangles, and circles, Pythagorean theorem, volume, and consecutive integers. These questions can be used in worksheet format or as task cards. A full answer key is provided.
Preview of Factoring Quadratic Trinomials with the "Big X" Foldable

Factoring Quadratic Trinomials with the "Big X" Foldable

Simple flower-style foldable for teaching or reviewing factoring quadratic trinomials with the big-X method. I love using this method because it can be used for perfect square binomials and for all quadratic trinomials whether a=1 or a>1.
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About the store

Experience

I have taught Math 1, Math 2, Honors Math 2, Algebra 2, Foundations of Math 1, Foundations of Math 2, and Honors Discrete Math over my 8 years of teaching.

Teaching style

I'm working on finding a balance between "new" research methods that suggest more activities, more collaboration, more hands-on methods are best and the age-old approach of just good-ol practice. I think it's important to keep students interested, but I honestly believe one of the best ways to get better at math is to practice, practice, practice. With that in mind, I like to use task cards, stations, games, etc. to keep kids practicing without losing their minds looking at another black-n-white worksheet.

Awards & shining teacher moments

National Board Certification in AYA Mathematics.

My own education history

I am a National Board Certified teacher with a B.S. in Mathematics Education 9-12 from UNC-Pembroke and an M.A. in Mathematics Education 5-12 from Western Governor's University.

Additional biographical information

When I'm not doing math, I'm at home keeping my own two kiddos occupied. When they're in bed I like to research more school stuff (Yes, I'm one of those people!), but I also like to do all manner of crafty things and read.