Lugassi's Corner

Students will need to add fractions based off of the amount of pizza slices left in the pizzas. Most questions require the students to find a common denominator before adding.

Students can use this Integer Operations Study Sheet as a tool to prepare for an upcoming assessment or check their steps while completing an assignment.

In this interactive Four Corners game, students will answer a series of questions either on paper or using individual whiteboards. After each question, they’ll select the corner of the room that represents the answer they believe is correct. Each corner corresponds to one possible answer choice. The goal is for students to engage with the content, make decisions based on their understanding, and collaborate with peers. This active learning activity encourages critical thinking, group discussion,

This file includes review of: Integer RulesConverting fractions between improper fractions and mixed numbersFinding the reciprocal of a fractionAdding and Subtracting FractionsMultiplying and Dividing Fractions (including identifying "undefined" and "zero" division problems)Word Problems involving the different operations

Students can learn how to combine like terms in algebraic expressions using this worksheet. It is recommended that they use shapes or colors to categorize each term in the expression.