Making Math EZ

Use this tool to check off the skills you've already assigned on Delta Math to help keep track! You can even write how many questions you assigned from each section just to keep track and/or make copies per class, then for the following year, go to version history and restore it from the original!

Use this four question scavenger hunt to end your decimal operations unit. I used the Avengers as the people in the problem, but you can change it to teacher names too. The directions are on page 1, the student response sheet is on page 6 and the questions are pages 2-5. The questions address adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals but include geometry and word problems so students have to decipher the information. You can use these in a group of four and students switch cards, y

A fun way to get students talking and simplifying algebraic expressions, including distributing a variable and/or multiplying different variables.

Use this resource for students who still need some help deciding when to use each method to solve the system of two linear equations. Also, you get the choice of black & white to totally colored!

This resource is able to be printed on one sheet of letter paper (front and back) and shows in detail how to solve systems by elimination, substitution, and graphing (both by hand and on the TI-83/4 Graphing Calculator), but can also be printed and cut to be glued in as a resource. Although the thumbnails show three pages, it is only 2 pages.