Less Than 3 Math

An easy to use chart for determining end behavior of a polynomial. Use the sign of the leading coefficient (columns) and whether the degree is even or odd (rows) to predict what the graph will look like. This PDF includes 4 different formats (color, grayscale, semi-blank, fully blank). Print at normal size for students to fill out or print 2 pages on one sheet of paper for extra small (but still readable) charts! Perfect for interactive notebooks, using as bookmarks or general reference while

**GOOGLE SHEETS VERSION ADDED**Use this editable chart as a quick reference for identifying which students need particular accommodations and modifications when you don't have time to look up and reference their IEP or 504 Plan. Fill out the chart by listing your students (it might be best to list them by their initials for confidentiality purposes) and then placing an X in each applicable column. Use the notes space for more specific instructions, pertinent data or medical information. Addition

Use the Mathflix Digital Choice Board to give your students some control over their lesson. Embed a video in the top right, add a title and description or notes, and in the space at the bottom link digital activities for students to complete or more videos for them to watch. You can even change the categories/genres across the top! The template is 100% editable. Use this student-centered choice board to surprise students with a new way to learn digitally! Please reach out with any questions, con

100% Editable Homework Agenda Books These agendas were originally used by my students with special needs, particularly executive functioning disabilities, but are suitable for any student. They take seconds to assemble (or you can even have your students assemble them themselves) and your students can use them for the number of days of your choice. The booklets are 100% editable. You can change the font, size, color… even the shapes of the boxes if you want. We have 6 periods, but they can easil

Use these half sheet forms to organize missed work while students are out of class. As you hand out worksheets create piles for missing students as well. Attach one of these organizers and fill it out for each day a student is absent. Then work can be completed by students one day at a time, in the order they meant to do them. Anecdote: I fill these out for my students and when they are complete with all worksheets attached I take a picture of the organizer with my smart phone so I can go back a

Use this document to supplement teaching students to graph logarithms. This is not a sufficient resource to teach students to graph logs as the meaning of why you are taking each step might be lost on students. Use it as a reminder of the steps after they understand why each step is being taken. This was recently used in my co-taught Algebra 2 class with much success as a supplement and reminder of how to graph a logarithm and get whole number answers. NOTE: THIS IS NOT A PRIMARY TEACHING TOOL

An easy and creative mathematical viewing guide for Nickelodeon's Wonder Park movie. It is rated PG and can be found on some streaming channels or purchased from the publisher. This one double-sided page of questions will keep students engaged in math topics throughout the movie without taking away from the enjoyment of the movie. I use this at the end of the year with my 7th graders before having them complete a theme park project I found from another seller.