Make Math Make Sense

ZERO vs ONE The common mistakes/misunderstandings caused by a lack of understanding the foundation of algebra. Help students prepare for the SAT and algebra with this simple, organized handout/worksheet. It begins with a graphic organizer for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with x, 0, and 1. The next section is also organized by adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing like and unlike terms. (16 problems) Lastly, there are 4 equations and 4 systems of equations (includ

10 scenarios to translate into algebraic expressions - a key skill for the SAT. Situations students can relate to (ex: text messages, song download)

The key to understanding what questions are asking for in the mathematics sections of the NEW SAT! This is a set of 4: 1.) Additional Topics in mathematics - 12 terms/formulas (ex:circumference, arc, sine) 2.) Heart of Algebra - 18 terms/formulas (ex: slope intercept form, coefficient, constant) 3.) Passport to advanced math - 9 terms/formulas (ex: quadratic formula, radical form, axis of symmetry) 4.) Problem solving and data analysis - 10 terms/formulas (ex: mean, sample, standard deviation)

A total of 43 common math / algebra vocabulary terms/concepts in two sections of matching 21 terms on one side, 22 terms on the other side. Reinforce basic math concepts, key terminology. Also helpful to prepare for standardized tests.

Parents pay hundreds of dollars for SAT preparation classes - all the information is right here! Page 1: SAT outline information Page 2-3: Math sections break down information, approaches to the mathematics questions. Page 4: Useful information (calculator section, student produced response. Page 5: Outline of things you should know for the SAT (compiled from analyzing 8 practice tests) Page 6-7: The little things that make a big difference! ZERO vs ONE The common mistakes/misunderstandings cau

37 various mathematical problems with 2 answer choices each (A or B) builds logical reasoning without the use of a calculator decide which answer makes more sense. Great for students preparing to take the SAT or other standardized test without the use of a calculator.

12 of each easy, medium, hard level questions to prepare for the SAT. 1 page (front and back each)