Kate's Math Lessons

Students solve two-step equations and get instant feedback on their answers! This fun, digital activity can be used in Google Forms or Easel. Both forms are editable and are set up to be graded automatically! Includes 20 problems where students will solve 2 step equations with combinations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Answers include positive and negative integers. If you are new to using Google or Easel, make sure to check out the links in the preview for step

Help your students master graphing linear equations in slope-intercept form with this set of 47 digital, self-checking task cards! Students are given an equation in the form y = mx + b and must identify the slope and y-intercept; direction of the line based on positive, negative, or zero slope; and then plot points on an interactive coordinate plane. Save 20% on this resource in my Algebra 1 Boom Cards™ Bundle or in my Slope-Intercept Form Bundle.Students are shown one question at a time and L

Looking for a way to help your Algebra 1 students review at the end of the year for the final exam or the big state test? This set of 40 task cards is an easy and versatile way to review. Use with small groups, stations, partner activities, and more! You can print a set with or without QR codes. Includes an answer key and recording worksheet. The task cards cover a wide variety of topics in Algebra 1. These are also great to help your incoming Algebra 2 or Geometry students review at the b

Fun, self-checking combining like terms activity! This set of 24 digital task cards is a great way to help algebra students practice combining like terms. Students are shown one question at a time and LOVE getting instant feedback on their answers! Most cards are fill-in-the-blank and require students to type in the simplified expression. Expressions with degree 2 or higher are drag-and-drop questions. What teachers are saying about this combining like terms activity:"My students love B

Working on classifying triangles based on their sides and angles? This set of 20 digital task cards is a great way to help your students practice classifying triangles. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answers! Students are shown a triangle and must choose the terms that best describe the triangle (acute, right, obtuse, equilateral, isosceles, scalene). Save 20% on this resource in my Geometry Boom Cards™ Bundle.What teachers are saying about this C

This set of 26 digital, self-checking task cards is a great way to help students practice identifying and naming points, lines, line segments, and rays. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answers! Students are also asked to identify parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines. You can hide any of the cards you don't want students to see. Never used Boom Cards™? Check out the preview to see how they work! Make sure to click on the full-size previ

No-prep, digital parallel lines cut by a transversal practice! Want an easy way to incorporate technology in your geometry classroom as you help your students practice identifying angle pairs and finding missing angle measurements? This parallel lines, transversals, and angle pairs digital activity includes 24 practice problems and is self-grading to save you time! Don't miss my corresponding free online lesson at katesmathlessons.com! The activity includes alternate interior, alternate exteri

Engage students as they practice solving and graphing one-step inequalities with these self-checking mazes! These one step inequalities worksheets (in print or digital forms) are fun for students to complete and are so easy to grade at a glance. Save 20% on this activity as part of my One-Step Inequalities Bundle.Includes TWO different activities. Both are available as printable worksheets or use the digital, interactive versions in Google Slides™. Each activity includes 10 problems to help s

This set of 32 digital task cards is a great way to help your math students practice finding the percent of a number. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answers! Click HERE to save 20% on this percent of a number activity as part of my Middle School Math Boom Cards Bundle.The cards are shown in random order and include simple word problems that require students to find a percentage of a number. Includes percents greater than 100. Some answers are

Your students will love getting instant feedback as they learn to solve multi-step equations with variables on both sides! This digital, self-checking activity is available in Google Forms™ or Easel™ and is great to use in the classroom or with distance learning. Both options are editable and set up to be graded automatically. Save 20% on this resource in my Middle School Activities for Google Bundle or my Algebra 1 Activities for Google Bundle.The activity includes 20 equations with varia

Help your students compare and order integers with this set of 40 digital task cards! This set of self-checking Boom Cards™ is a great way to help students practice comparing and ordering positive and negative integers. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback! The first few cards use number lines to help students compare two integers. The remaining cards do not include number lines and ask students to compare integers using words and inequality symbols. Several o

Engage your math students (and save time) with this editable, self-checking activity! Students solve one-step equations in this fun, digital activity that can be used in Google Forms or Easel. It's perfect for in the classroom or with distance learning. Graded AutomaticallyEditableInstant Feedback for StudentsEasy to assign with just a linkIncludes 20 one-step equations with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Answers include positive and negative integers. Click HERE to sa

Working on mean, median, mode, and range? This set of 34 digital task cards is a great way to help students practice finding measures of central tendency: mean, median, mode, and range of a data set (MMMR). Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback! The first few cards help students review the meaning of each term before finding the measures of central tendency. Data sets are given as lists of numbers, in tables, or in word problems (you can hide any cards you don

Students solve two-step equations and get instant feedback on their answers! This set of 20 digital task cards is a great way to help students practice solving linear equations with two steps. Solutions are positive and negative integers and the equations require students to use a combination of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to solve. What Others Are Saying:"My students enjoy the instant feedback from Boom Cards!" - Libbie G. "This is perfect for distance learning! You h

A class favorite! Students solve quadratic equations to find the missing words in an entertaining limerick. A fun, self-checking activity! In this printable activity, students use the Quadratic Formula to solve 10 quadratic equations. Solutions are all real, some answers must be simplified. Includes TWO formats: one to use as an individual activity and one that can be cut up to use with small groups or at stations. *This activity is also available to purchase as a digital Google Slides ver

This set of 25 digital, self-checking task cards is a fun and visual way to help your students learn to graph inequalities on a number line! Students are shown one question at a time and LOVE getting instant feedback on their answers! Boom Cards™ are great for in-class or distance learning and are graded automatically! Save 20% on this activity as part of my One-Step Inequalities BundleIn this interactive activity, students answer a variety of questions about inequalities and graph their

Your students will LOVE getting instant feedback as they practice translating between verbal and written algebraic expressions! This set of 30 digital task cards are at a basic, introductory level and include sums, differences, products, and quotients. A few expressions include parentheses (for example, "8 less than twice a number t.") It does not include squared numbers, roots, or absolute values. Why you'll love using this writing algebraic expressions activity with your math students:St

Introducing different types of lines? This set of 24 digital task cards is a great way to help students practice identifying parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answer! Click HERE to save 20% on this types of lines activity as part of my Geometry Boom Cards™ Bundle.This parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines activity includes a variety of questions about parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting

This set of 24 digital task cards is a great way to help your math students practice evaluating exponents! Students LOVE getting instant feedback as they evaluate expressions with positive, negative, and zero exponents. Some expressions include negative bases. Students type in the answer as an integer or fraction without exponents. Click HERE to save 20% on this evaluating exponents digital activity as part of my Exponent Rules Bundle.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What others are saying about this evaluating posi

This is a fun, digital Algebra 1 end-of-year review activity designed in Google Forms™. Perfect for EOC test prep at the end of the year or as a back-to-school review with Algebra 2 or Geometry students. This editable, self-checking activity is great to use in the classroom or with distance learning! Students will complete 30 problems total - includes a wide variety of Alg 1 topics and is set up to be graded automatically! A great alternative to a worksheet to help your students get ready