Jenna Jackson

These 30 task cards can be used in a multitude of ways. Included, students will find slope in four ways: 1. From a graph 2. From an equation 3. From a table 4. From two given points Task cards can be used for groups, partners, stations, around the room passing activity, individual, review, etc. So many possibilities!!!! This activity is a great follow up to the Slope Graphic Organizer Link-Slope Graphic Organizer-Notes There is an answer document and answer key included. Enjoy! After dow

This is a great graphic organizer to help students recall four different ways to find the slope of a linear function. These four ways include: From a graph, an equation, a table, and two given points. The second graphic organizer helps students have a reference guide for positive, negative, zero, and undefined slope. This graphic organizer has guided notes, multiple examples, and little tricks to help students remember positive, negative, zero, and undefined slope. The Link-Slope Task Car

Students choose three options by using the tic-tac-toe game. They choose a diagonal, a row, or a column for their three assessment pieces to show their understanding of surface area & volume and the relationship those two have. This can be done as an in or out of class project, extra credit, and/or a partner activity. After downloading, please take the time to review this product! Thanks!

I use this in addition to my regular lesson plan binder to give me a quick overview! This simplified lesson plan template allows you to quickly recall what you did each day and each week. It simplifies planning so you can see the entire week's warm up, homework, and activity each day or whatever you would want to add! After downloading, please take the time to give me feedback!

This Input-Output Activity is great for a review of the following concepts: 1. Is the relationship a function or not? 2. Is the relationship a linear function? 3. Is this point a solution to the equation? 4. Find the missing value to make the point a solution to the equation 5. Graph the linear equation (slope-intercept form) 6. Write the equation of the line in slope-intercept form Use as stations, partner activity, individual review, re-teaching etc! Enjoy! After downloading, please rate m

These posters/signs are perfect to display in your classroom! All 8 mathematical practices are included with eye catching color. All posters have multiple color coded bubbles for each with key words or phrases easy for students to understand. This is a great way to remind yourself, and your students of the mathematical processes they should be going through. Enjoy! After downloading, please rate me and give feedback! Follow me if you would like to see more. I hope you love it!

Great 5-10 minute exit slip activity. Figure out quickly what your students understand and have misconceptions about when graphing inequalities on a number line. Page #1- Student Activity Sheet Students will choose which graph represents the scenario presented. They will describe why the one they chose is correct as well as describing why the others are incorrect. Even if a student chooses the right answer, you might uncover a misconception in their explanations for the other answers. Page

Make grocery shopping & dinner planning a bit easier with this simplified template. As you plan your dinner and sides each night, write down the ingredients you need in the corresponding category. During the week, you know what you are cooking, and it will cut down your grocery shopping time! Enjoy! After downloading, please rate me and give feedback! Follow me if you would like to see more. I hope you love it!