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Looking for meaningful, SBAC-style math practice that actually prepares students for the CAASPP assessment? This 8th Grade SBAC Math End of Year Review and Test Prep resource is Part 1 of the practice tests designed to closely mimic the structure, rigor, and question types students will encounter on the real test. It provides a balanced mix of algebra, geometry, and problem-solving tasks to build confidence and readiness. What’s Included:• 11 SBAC-style math problems • Multiple question types (

Are you looking for a Building Thinking Classroom Lesson template?! This provides you with THREE alternative designs. They are both editable so you can either fill in vocabulary words, objectives, and problems you want them to focus on, or you can simply print it and give it to students blank- They fill in the rest! Up to you. Enjoy! :)

Are you looking for a way to support all of the diverse writing levels in your kindergarten or first-grade classroom? This comprehensive Differentiated Writing Packet is your all-in-one solution for scaffolding the entire writing process, from brainstorming initial ideas to publishing final stories. Say goodbye to hunting for separate graphic organizers and writing pages! This packet combines 8 powerful Thinking Maps with 4 levels of differentiated writing paper, guiding your students step-by

Do your students need to practice graphing lines in slope intercept form? This resource is great for early finishers, substitute days, or those days right before breaks! *It is editable so you can change the equations based on your students' needs.

Do your students need to practice graphing? My pictures are created for simplicity- the points are not complicated to connect and see the mystery picture for beginners to graphing coordinates. This makes it easy for them to check their work! The worksheet is open-ended enough for more advanced students to add their own shapes and locate the coordinates! :)

This shows different types of functions and equations that represent them.

Help Students have fun solving equations with a maze! When they solve it, I usually offer a mystery prize (extra credit points, candy, or a homework pass!) It's a great way to motivate students and practice solving equations simultaneously. Also, great for a sub day or review day! I also included steps with an example for students to reference while solving. This is a great page to have students place in their math dictionaries. Hope you enjoy!