Math with Miss Lyss

These doodle notes help students associate a visual with the appropriate math property. Students can download this PDF onto their iPads or Chromebooks and use apps to "doodle".

This reference sheet is used as a scaffold for students to identify the different parts of a circle. Area and Circumference formulas are both on this sheet. The other side of the sheet has the definitions of diameter and radius. It also includes the formulas of each and how to determine the radius when given the diameter and vice versa.

Student can practice order of operations and their math properties in this Google Form fun escape room. Students have to crack the code to let the puppy out of his dog house. Story: Poor Kobe ate Mrs. Surdo's favorite shoes. Now he is punished and in his dog house. Answer the following questions and figure out the codes to help him escape!

Aligned with the NYS 7th Grade Common Core Standards, this is a unit on Equations. -Solving one step -Solving one step with fractions and decimals -Solving two step -Solving two step with fractions and decimals -Solving multi-step -word problems Email me for a answer key.

This unit of study is aligned to the NYS Common Core Standards. Through a series of "turn & talk" opportunities, students can formulate the rules involved with expressions through discovery. Email me for the answer key once you purchase. :) Lessons includes: -Intro to expressions -Evaluate expressions -Simplifying expressions using like terms -Simplifying expressions using distributive property -Simplifying expressions using like terms and distributive property -Factoring expressions -Word p

This worksheet has three different versions. The first one has different scaffolds to help students who are struggling. The second worksheet takes away some scaffolds. The third worksheet is for advanced learners who do not need any scaffolds.

Students get to build their own ice cream cones in a "Drag & Drop" Activity.

This activity consists of 3 slides where students can drag and drop the answer to the correct answer spot. 1st Slide: Students will identify the number of terms each expression has. 2nd Slide: Students will match the clues about an expression 3rd Slide: Students will sort through expressions to identify which clues match the description based on its constant(s), coefficients, number of terms, and variables.

This Google slides (Interactive Notebook) drag and drop activity helps students understand the different parts of an expression. Students have to identify the coefficients, constants, number of terms, and variables of expressions through several drag and drop activities.

This is a great worksheet to help students write and follow the rules that apply for adding, subtracting, and multiplying integers.