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Hello, I'm Maggie! My goal is to make teaching easier by providing math teachers with secondary math resources. If you are looking for math resources that are engaging and informative, then you came to the right place. I bring a fresh perspective and a wealth of diverse experiences that help in creating engaging resources. My journey has been enriched by invaluable experiences gained from working in five different school districts each with a diverse group of learners.
I began my teaching journey with a commitment to immerse myself in various educational settings, each with its own distinct culture, challenges, and opportunities. From urban to rural, from high-performing to underserved communities, I've had the privilege of witnessing the richness and diversity of our educational landscape.
My experiences in multiple districts have equipped me with a deep understanding of the multifaceted nature of education and the importance of adaptability. I have honed my ability to navigate diverse classroom environments, collaborate with different school districts, and tailor my approach to meet the unique needs of each community and student population.
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Loans Unit for Consumer Math or Personal Finance Class with Editable Assessment
For this unit student will learn about the different types of loans. Students will learn about student loans, mortgages, car loans and personal loans. Students will practice calculating monthly payments, down payment and total interest paid on a loan. Students will also learn about amortization and the relationship between principal and interest. This resource is great real-world applications of math and will help students better grasp the concept of a loan and how they pay-off a loan. What's In
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Business
Editable Back to School Student Survey for High School Math Class
This get to know you EDITABLE student survey is for a high school or middle school math class. This resource will help you learn about your students interests and their needs as learners, specifically in a math classroom. What's Included:2-page student survey2-page EDITABLE survey (in different font)Suggestions:I made this survey for high school students, but it can also be used for middle school students. Join My Exclusive Email List and Receive a Free Product!Sign up for my email list and be
7th - 12th
Classroom Community, Math
Leasing vs Buying a Car Worksheet on Calculating Monthly Car Payments
This product is great for a consumer math class or personal finance class. In this product, students will calculate the monthly car payment given the principal loan amount, loan term, and interest rate, and compare the total cost of leasing and buying the same car. There are three different scenarios where students will calculate the monthly car payment and compare the total cost of leasing and buying the same car. At the end of each scenario, students will determine if the person in the scenari
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Math
Also included in: Leasing vs Buying Car Lesson and Math Worksheet for Consumer Math
Health Insurance Lesson for Consumer Math on Copays, Coinsurance, Deductibles
In this lesson for a consumer math or personal finance class, students will learn important information found on a health insurance card, important definitions like copay, coinsurance, deductible, premium, and out of pocket maximum. Students will also learn about types of health insurance plans like HMO, PPO and POS. The math problems in this lesson include calculating out of pocket costs based on health incidents, calculating generic vs brand name medication costs and calculating health insuran
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Other (Math)
Introduction to Loans Lesson on Amortization, Simple Interest, Compound Interest
In this consumer math product, students will be provided with scaffolded notes about loans. They will learn important definitions like principal, interest, APR, and amortization. Additionally, students will calculate simple interest, compound interest, and continuous interest and see how each type is used for different kinds of loans. This is a great lesson to teach students before they learn about car loans, mortgage loans, or personal loans. What's Included:5-page scaffolded student notes hand
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Business, Other (Math)
Understanding Hourly Wages and Filling out Time Cards Lesson for Consumer Math
In this lesson for a consumer math or personal finance class, students will learn how to calculate total weekly pay, overtime and practice filling out a time card. Students will also learn about minimum wage and analyze the pros and cons of raising minimum wage. There are google slides that follow the student handout and present the answer on-click. What's Included:4-page notes handout15-slide Google Slides that present answer on click (except math problems)Answer Key for notes handoutSuggestion
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Other (Math)
Leasing vs Buying Car Lesson and Math Worksheet for Consumer Math
This product is great for a consumer math class or personal finance class. In this product, students will calculate the monthly car payment given the principal loan amount, loan term, and interest rate, and compare the total cost of leasing and buying the same car. There are three different scenarios where students will calculate the monthly car payment and compare the total cost of leasing and buying the same car. At the end of each scenario, students will determine if the person in the scenari
8th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Business, Other (Math)
Homeowners Insurance Lesson with Google Slides for Consumer Math Class
In this lesson for a consumer math or personal finance class, students will learn all about homeowners insurance and the different types of renters insurance coverages and key terms like premium, deductible, perils etc. Students will learn about factors that affect the cost of homeowners insurance and answer questions. In addition, students will practice calculating how much the insurance company pays based on the deductible and the insurer's coverage. What's Included:4-page notes handout14-slid
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Business
Average Rate of Change Activity on Calculating Slope Scavenger Hunt for Algebra
This activity is great for an Algebra II or Algebra I class. With the math scavenger hunt game, students will walk around the room and calculate the average rate of change given graphs, tables, equations and points. I always like to incorporate movement in my lessons and this activity will do just that! Students are presented with a variety of different ways to find the average rate of change. This activity works great if you split students up into groups and have each group start at a differen
8th - 11th
Algebra, Algebra 2, Math
CCSS
HSF-IF.B.6
Consumer Math Gratuity Lesson on Calculating Tip and Using Percents
In this consumer math product, students will be provided with scaffolded notes about tipping and gratuity. They will calculate the tip using percentages and learn how to tip the appropriate amount based on various scenarios. For example, students will discover the appropriate amount to tip for hotel staff, restaurant servers, taxi drivers, and food delivery drivers. Lastly, students will also learn an easy way to calculate the tip without using a calculator! What's Included:4-page scaffolded stu
11th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Business, Math
The Unit Circle Worksheet and Lesson
In this product students will be provided with scaffolded notes on the fundamental concepts of the unit circle, and evaluating trig expressions using the unit circle. This product includes visually appealing graphics. An answer key is provided, in addition to filled in notes on Google Slides. What's Included:2-page scaffolded student notes handout8-slide Google SlidesComplete answer key for handoutSuggestions:I would suggest using this resource for a trigonometry, AP Calculus, or precalculus cla
11th - 12th
Calculus, Other (Math), PreCalculus
Graphing Parent Functions Worksheet
This worksheet provides an introduction to the topic of transformations. It can be used for whole-class instruction or as a review for students. Designed for Algebra I students, but may also be used for Agebra II students, it helps reinforce understanding of parent functions and their types. This worksheet helps students visualize and practice graphing functions. The answer key is included for easy grading and support. Get your students ready to tackle transformations confidently with this reso
9th - 11th
Algebra, Algebra 2, Math
Consumer Math Renters Insurance Lesson and Corresponding Worksheet Bundle
Included in this consumer math or personal finance product is a 4-page lesson with Google Slides, and corresponding worksheet that can be used as a project going over the important aspects of renters insurance. What's Included:4-page notes handout with answer key16-slide Google Slides that present answer on click4-page worksheet with model responses2 rubricsLesson: Students will learn all about renters insurance and the different types of renters insurance coverages and key terms like actual c
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Business
Mortgage Loans Project on Mortgage Amortization for Consumer Math
In this consumer math project, students will be provided with a worksheet on mortgage amortization. Students will go onto a reputable online mortgage amortization calculator and compare monthly payments and total interest paid based on different loan terms, interest rates, down payments and additional contributions made to the principal. After doing some basic calculations, students will answer some conclusion questions about mortgage amortization. Students should already have an understanding
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Business, Other (Math)
Also included in: Consumer Math Mortgage Loans Lessons and Project Bundle
Renters Insurance Worksheet for Consumer Math or Personal Finance Class
In this worksheet or project for a consumer math or personal finance class, students will go through the process of choosing 5 items to insure, choosing a renters insurance policy, then calculating the insurance pay out and loss based on their policy's coverages. Students will choose between having no insurance, an insurance policy that covers the actual cash value and a policy that covers the replacement cost. At the end of the worksheet students will answer conclusion questions about renters i
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Business
Personal Loans Lesson on Simple Interest and Comparing Loan Options
In this consumer math product students will be provided with scaffolded notes about personal loans. In this lesson students will compare loan options by looking at different interest rates, loan terms and loan amounts. Students will also calculate simple interest and monthly payments on personal loans. In addition students will learn definitions such as defaulting on a loan and secured and unsecured loans. This resources provides real-world math examples to engage students and help students bett
11th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Business, Other (Math)
End of Year Student Survey for High School or Middle School Math Class
This resources is great to give to students at the end of the year to collect feedback on students experiences throughout the school year, covering aspects such as academic content, teaching effectiveness and classroom environment. Join My Exclusive Email List and Receive a Free Product!Sign up for my email list and be the first to know about my latest products, special offers, and exciting updates. As a thank you for joining, you’ll receive a free product! Don’t miss out on this exclusive offer
7th - 12th
Math, Other (Math)
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About the store
Experience
Hello, I'm Maggie! My goal is to make teaching easier by providing math teachers with secondary math resources. If you are looking for math resources that are engaging and informative, then you came to the right place. I bring a fresh perspective and a wealth of diverse experiences that help in creating engaging resources. My journey has been enriched by invaluable experiences gained from working in five different school districts each with a diverse group of learners.
I began my teaching journey with a commitment to immerse myself in various educational settings, each with its own distinct culture, challenges, and opportunities. From urban to rural, from high-performing to underserved communities, I've had the privilege of witnessing the richness and diversity of our educational landscape.
My experiences in multiple districts have equipped me with a deep understanding of the multifaceted nature of education and the importance of adaptability. I have honed my ability to navigate diverse classroom environments, collaborate with different school districts, and tailor my approach to meet the unique needs of each community and student population.
Teaching style
In my classroom, I believe in fostering an environment where students not only learn but also own their learning. I encourage students to take the lead, guiding them to explore concepts independently and collaborate with their peers. By embracing a student-centered approach, I tailor my teaching style to meet the unique needs and learning preferences of each individual.
I strive to make learning enjoyable and meaningful by designing lessons that spark lively discussions and promote active participation. Whether through thought-provoking discussions, interactive activities, or hands-on projects, students are encouraged to actively engage with the material, fostering deeper understanding and retention.
Recognizing the benefits of physical activity on cognition, I incorporate movement into lessons to keep students energized and focused. From scavenger hunts to card sorts to work station rotations, students are encouraged to get up, move around, and actively participate in their learning journey.
My own education history
My educational journey has been deeply influenced by the remarkable teachers who ignited my passion for learning and inspired me to pursue a career in education. Growing up, I encountered a variety of educators who went above and beyond to support and encourage me, leaving a lasting impact on my life.
One particular area where I faced challenges was mathematics. Despite my initial struggles with math, I was fortunate to have dedicated teachers who saw my potential and provided the guidance and support I needed to succeed. Through their patience, creativity, and unwavering belief in my abilities, they helped me overcome my difficulties and develop a newfound confidence in math.
These experiences sparked a desire within me to pay it forward and make a positive difference in the lives of others through teaching. Motivated by the profound impact my teachers had on me, I embarked on a journey to become an educator, determined to inspire and empower students in the same way that my teachers had done for me.
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