Lisa DeVito

If you're like me, I have a very hard time finding high school math resources. That's why I created this. This version is aligned to the Glencoe McGraw-Hill text book, as the chapters and sections that support each Common Core standard and domain are off to the side. However, this is easily editable.

This activity gives students practice with solving systems of equations by using the graphing and substitution methods. There are 6 problems where students must graph and 6 problems where students must solve by substitution. Included: equations where students must get y by itself

This chart helps students understand what to look for so they can determine which method (graphing, substitution, elimination) is the best way to solve a system.

This chart guides students through the steps to factoring a quadratic polynomial. Much like a teacher prompting them for what to look for, this flow chart helps the student to take the steps on their own to accurately complete the factoring process.

These are great cover pages for any binder you use to organize classroom materials such as notes, homework, and answer keys. Front page labels included in the set: 7th grade math, 8th grade math, Algebra I, and Algebra II.