Kamryn's Corner

Guided notes introducing the concept of finding the slope from two points, or slope formula. Notes use gradual release (I do, we do, you do) and include a reminder on how to simplify fractions. Key included.

Are your students struggling to know when they should double a consonant when adding a suffix that begins with a vowel, such as -ed and -ing? This is a quick and easy review and practice opportunity to help solidify understanding of the spelling rule. Answer key included.

Easy morphology lesson to incorporate into your classroom. Can be used with younger students, or older students who need help with spelling patterns for the /er/ sound. Answer key included.

These stations cover the five laws of exponents, each station has six questions. This product includes all stations, rule reminders (cheat sheets) to print out if desired, as well as a recording sheet for students and answer key for instructor. Product covers: Zero Power RuleProduct RuleQuotient RuleNegative Power Rule Power Rule

12 point test on square roots, cube roots, and rational/irrational numbers. Test covers perfect squares, basic square and cube roots, and asks students to identify rational numbers. Test and key included. Optional 13th bonus question, can be printed to include it, or just print the original 12 questions.

Quiz for rotating shapes on a coordinate plane, key included. I gave my students patty paper (or parchment paper) for this quiz since they had practiced with it previously. If differentiation is needed, you can write the rule (x,y) -- > (__,__) for the student and have them graph the shape or rewrite the points. The quiz is six questions. I took the point values off so you may assign your own. I did 1pt each for the first three, and the 3pts each for the last problems, totaling 12pts.

Gradual release notes on translating points using algebra instead of counting on a coordinate plane. Key included.

Students can practice multiplying multi-digit numbers by single digit numbers in this bingo activity. There are 30 cards with answers that can be cut out and pulled in a random order. Students will be able to fill out their own boards ahead of time and are given a free space.

Cell Organelle Quiz. Students are asked to identify the plant and animal cells, and label some parts of each cell. In addition, there are 4 questions asking about specific organelle functions.

March Madness style math review for 8th grade. Includes: - Square roots - Exponents - Scientific Notation - Multistep equations

Exit tickets that can be used for any subject. After a lesson, pass out the tickets and have students circle how they feel.