Math Made Easy

The notes and practice cover four ways to find slope: from a graph, from a table, from an equation, and from two points. Use the notes with the whole class, then use the practice activity as either an individual worksheet, matching activity for math stations, or a partner/small group activity. All answer keys are included. Check out the preview to see examples of the student materials.

Start the year off right by getting to know your students and having them think about math from the very first day of class. This product includes two general activities and three math-themed activities for the first day or week of school. 1. Make a "Me" Pennant 2. College Aspirations Pennant 3. Mathematical Names 4. Mathematical Me 5. Perfect Math Class

Need something to help fill the last-week-before-summer schedule? Or perhaps you are looking for a creative way to review a unit? This product shows you how to set up cooperative groups that will create a game (not necessarily a board game) about a given topic, hold a game day and peer review, and quickly give group grades. Although I wrote it for math, this idea can be applied to any subject. I love using this activity at the end of the school year because it gives the students an opportunity

Students graph ordered pairs on a 4-quadrant coordinate plane to create a fun, Halloween-themed picture. The six pictures included are: Goofy Pumpkin Frankenstein Spider Halloween Owl Pac-Man Ghost Ghost

These puzzles can be used in math centers, as partner work, or even homework. There are three levels: Identifying Like Terms – Easy: Students must identify and match like terms. Unused sides of the puzzle pieces are left blank. Some distracters are included, such as terms with the same variable but different exponents. Combining Like Terms – Medium: Students add or subtract like terms and then find the correct answer on another puzzle piece. Some decimal numbers included. Unused sides of the

You've reached the end of a chapter or unit, and it's time for the dreaded test review! Rather than you, the teacher, spoon-feeding students the information (again!), have them take ownership of their learning by completing the review themselves! This document guides students to pick out the important vocabulary, equations, and examples from each lesson in the chapter, then write a summary of the main ideas from that section. A great review activity for individuals or partners, and an automatic

A 5-section graphic organizer that assists students in understanding and solving word problems.