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There are three small charts: The first chart shows different polynomials. At the bottom, the words monomials, binomials, trinomials, and polynomials will be cut out and the students can use their inferencing skills (“bi” meaning two) to figure out where each word should be glued. The second chart describes “Not Polynomials” and the expressions have to be glued with the correct description. The third chart is cut and paste where students identify the degree in each polynomials given.

This file includes 1 algebra midterm which has 40 questions and 5 extra credit problems. There are two finals, an “A” and “B” that include 40 questions and 8 extra credit question. These two finals look almost identical, except there are some numbers and problems changed on “Final A” to make it a little easier for those students that need those modifications. It is a great way to differentiate without the students even noticing! You can use problems from any and all of these to make your own

This is a review sheet which can also be used as a test/quiz. It includes simplifying exponents through multiple choice questions. There are two elaborate problems that involve combining like-terms, six problems that require multiplying and dividing polynomials and a few problems involving scientific notation. Also includes the test which is set in the same exact format but includes different problems. Very good to use with Special Education students so they are familiar with the format and exp

FOIL method is a popular mnemonic device used to help students multiply binomials. I have provided cut-outs to create a flip chart to assist students with the FOIL process. It guides them through the steps while also giving them an example. It is an excellent visual for all students. I also use this as an accommodation for my special education students during certain tests and quizzes. I have included the way I set this flip-chart up so you can see how to put it together.

Includes practice problems where you need to set up the equation when given words and solve for the missing variable. Also has problems involving percentages where the percent may or may not be the variable missing. There are some proportions and ratios involving variables and word problems. Lastly there are word problems that incorporate missing variables in distance and interest formulas.