JLRMATH

Posters from all units of algebra. I hang them on the wall and provide to students for study guide.

Handwritten Algebra Posters- Rational expressions and equations Good for posters or study guides

Handwritten Algebra Posters- Square root functions, radicals, distance, pythagorean Good for posters or student study guides

Handwritten Algebra Posters- Factoring quadratics, completing the square, etc Good for posters during unit or student study guide

Handwritten Algebra Posters- Factoring, by grouping, distributing, FOIL, Special Products Good to hang on the wall and give to students as study guides

Handwritten Algebra Posters- Exponent Rules, Scientific Notation, Rational Exponents Good for posters and study sheets

Exponent Rules and Rational Exponents Graphic Organizer. Good for student study skills.

Handwritten Algebra Posters- Systems of Equations, Motion problems, systems of inequalities I give these to my students as study tools and post on the wall.

Handwritten Algebra Posters- Inequalities (compound, absolute value, graphing) I post these on the wall during the unit, and give it to the students as a study guide/model

Handwritten Algebra Poster- Functions, Graphing, Inverse Functions, Arithmetic Sequence I hang this up during the unit and give to students as a study tool/example

Handwritten Algebra Posters- Absolute value, solving equations, proportions. I put up on the wall and provide to students as a study resource/example

Use this pythagorean unit packet for any pre-algebra class. It covers the many applications students may see on standardized tests and the real world! This unit includes the following lessons: IntroductionProof of the Theorem Word ProblemsDiagonals of a prism Triples DistanceDistance Formula

Full answer key shown in thumbnails. I used this as an extension for Algebra after doing all of the exponent rules. This was used on a FLEX RTI day. Can also be used as an intro in an Algebra 2 class.

Use this with your class as an Algebra extension. I used this on a flex RTI day. It is a good way to introduce high achieving algebra students to systems of three equations.

Full answer key is shown in the thumbnails. I used this during a FLEX RTI day for extension for my algebra class, and as an intro to graphing in three dimensions for my geometry class. It is a brief way to introduce the concepts without overwhelming the students.

Full worksheet key shown in thumbnails. I created this in order to help show students where our methods for factoring quadratics come from. Having them discover that factoring by grouping is essentially the same as factoring quadratics on their owns helps with understanding. They now will know the "why" I used this before I formally introduced factoring quadratics