LindsTeaches2
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Branchburg , New Jersey, United States
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I started off my career as a 4th grade teacher for 4 years, 5th grade teacher for 5 years, 6th grade teacher for 2 years, and then an elementary math coach for 2 years. As an instructional coach I worked closely with first through fifth grade teaches on developing lessons that would bring math to life for my students. I then moved to the high school for a bit teaching Algebra I and II. I taught 8th grade for three years along with Algebra I and have spent the last two years teaching 7th grade and Algebra I.
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Factoring When a=1 and a=/ 1 Scavenger Hunt
Looking for a way to make factoring rigorous yet festive? This 20-station scavenger hunt is designed to push students beyond basic trinomials. It focuses heavily on Factoring out Negative GCFs and handling negative leading coefficients—the #1 spot where my students make mistakes! 🍀 Students will solve 20 factorable trinomials to decode a 20-word St. Patrick's Day riddle. No variable GCFs are included, making this perfect for students who have mastered basic factoring and are ready for the
7th - 12th
Algebra
CCSS
HSA-SSE.A.2
, HSA-SSE.B.3
, HSA-SSE.B.3a
Adding, Subtracting, and Multiplying Polynomials Scavenger Hunt
A Rigorous, 20-Station Math MysteryMove beyond the worksheet with this comprehensive scavenger hunt designed to challenge students' understanding of Polynomial Operations. This activity combines procedural fluency with critical thinking, requiring students to apply their knowledge to geometric contexts and multi-step problems. The ChallengeStudents navigate through 20 stations, solving problems to decode a hidden riddle about a "Polynomial Professor." This self-correcting format encourages stud
7th - 10th
Algebra, Algebra 2, Other (Math)
CCSS
HSA-APR.A.1
Geometric Sequences Scavenger Hunt
Engage your students and get them moving with this 12-station Scavenger Hunt! This activity is specifically designed to align with Big Ideas Math Algebra 1 Lesson 6.6, focusing on identifying, extending, and writing rules for geometric sequences. Scavenger hunts are the ultimate self-checking tool. If a student solves a problem and can’t find their answer on another station, they know immediately that they need to check their work! What’s Included:12 Rigorous Problems: Covers identifying the
7th - 12th
Algebra
CCSS
HSF-IF.A.3
, HSF-BF.A.2
, HSF-LE.A.2
Editable Digital Interactive Notebook
This Editable Digital Interactive Notebook comes with a Table of Contents and 6 additional linked slides.
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English Language Arts, Math, Science
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About the store
Experience
I started off my career as a 4th grade teacher for 4 years, 5th grade teacher for 5 years, 6th grade teacher for 2 years, and then an elementary math coach for 2 years. As an instructional coach I worked closely with first through fifth grade teaches on developing lessons that would bring math to life for my students. I then moved to the high school for a bit teaching Algebra I and II. I taught 8th grade for three years along with Algebra I and have spent the last two years teaching 7th grade and Algebra I.
My own education history
I have my undergraduate degrees in Elementary Education and Mathematics, a masters degree in Reading and Literacy, and my Supervision and Administration certificates.
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