Math-a-licious

This is a guided notes resource that can be used in an interactive notebook. It is designed to fit perfectly in a composition notebook. Page 1 covers key words for writing simple inequalities, notes, examples. Page 2 covers notes and examples for graphing inequalities on a number line. ***I can provide you an editable document, just message me and I will email it to you!

This is a foldable over compound interest. I have also included a PowerPoint that goes along with the foldable. The inside of the foldable will contain notes from the PPT and examples. Answer key is not included.

This foldable can be used to teach graphing systems of linear inequalities. It includes 4 examples. I have also included a PowerPoint that goes with the foldable. If you would like an editable copy of the foldable, just send me a message and I will send it to you.

This item is designed for use in an interactive notebook to be used as guided notes. This is a great introduction lesson for writing expressions in 6th grade math.

This is a foldable that covers finding the domain and range of discrete functions (sets of ordered pairs, tables, mapping diagrams, and discrete graphs). A PowerPoint that contains the notes and the examples is included.

This is a foldable that covers "and" and "or" compound inequalities. A powerpoint is included that covers the notes and examples that go with the foldable.

This foldable is for evaluating functions. It covers operations with functions, evaluating functions, and composite functions. There is a PowerPoint to accompany the foldable. This foldable is 100% editable.

This is a two-step equations foldable that is designed for an interactive notebook. It includes 5 examples. Print duplex on long-edge to ensure it folds correctly. If you would like to edit this document, please message me and I can share it with you on Google Drive.

This is a foldable that covers the elimination method. The notes that I put in the foldable are included. No answer key for the examples. Message me if you would like the powerpoint version.

Visual for Distributive Property - with and without a model