Let's Go Math

This project is great to test your students knowledge on geometric area and probability. This allows students to be creative and demonstrate their math skills. Having a day to play the students games also gets students to understand theoretical versus experimental probability.

This is a pretest based on the 8th grade skills a student should know that would impact their ability to perform well in Algebra 1. This can also be used as an end of year review or test for 8th grade.

This is the video I give to students who are absent or struggling with how to solve a system of equations while using desmos online calculator. This video is also great to just use for those students who are truly struggling with other ways to solve.

This is a great activity to introduce exponential decay to your students. This activity takes about 1 day and gets your students involved in the patterns of exponential decay relationships as well as introducing them to their graph and potential bonus of exponential decay functions as well.

This booklet is a great tool to use during your units and identifying important vocabulary throughout the year! This can also be used as a review at the end of the year before testing or to sum up everything learned throughout the year!

This is a great quiz where students can develop their own quiz for other students to take. This gives students the opportunities to complete two quizzes and help each other to understand the concepts of solving exponential growth and decay.

This is a great short quiz for students to demonstrate their skills on solving equations and inequalities by hand or using their calculator. This is a great way to quickly assess if your students are grasping solving while also seeing them apply multiple skills in the process.

This is great practice for students for both solving equations and inequalities. These can be used as exit tickets or general practice. I love to use these as extra practice for students who need a little extra help.

This is a great guide for students and teachers to be able to use the Ti-Nspire scatterplot tools to find the equation and graph when given a table. I love using this as a reference guide in their notebooks to always keep their steps on track.

Solving equations practice. This worksheet can be used to help students work on solving equations. This is also helpful to help introduce geometric proofs so that students can make connections between the steps of solving and proofs.

I love using the short practices as a teir system to get them ready for their quiz. They must complete both the solving equations and inequalities practice with an 80% or higher to attempt their quiz. This quiz can be used as bonus porints towards their next test. I have also used the short practices as an exit ticket on days that I teach the material and end the unit with an open note quiz to allow them practice for their unit test.

Great practice for regression equations and predictions. Linear, quadratic, and exponential regression.

This is a great set of notes to help your students organize the steps on graphing equations by hand. This set of notes can be used to graph linear equations from any form.

This is a great set of notes to help show your students how to analyze graphs on a Ti-Nspire graphing calculator.

This is a great way to assess your students on their system of equations solving by elimination process. This assignment also has a link with a short video to help guide them if they get stuck in the process.

This is a great activity were students can create their own data and solve for standard deviation and measures of central tendency.

This is a great set of notes that always students to learn and practice different ways to solve trinomials when a=1 and when a does not equal 1.