MathMaster11

I made this Transformations activity to give on the last day of school before winter break. It uses rotations, reflections, a dilation, and a translation to create a snowflake.

I made a set of 5 Anchor Charts for each Math 8 unit. For each unit, I use magnets to replace the previous charts. I will expand this listing as I create more for the remaining units! Currently, 15 anchor charts represent the units: Transformations, Angle Relationships, and Linear Functions.

Angle Relationships Reference Sheet, showing examples of adjacent, vertical, complementary, and supplementary angles.

This is a reference sheet for finding mean, median, and mode. It is hand-drawn and shows an example for each. I just drew it up for my students and I hope you find it useful for your own class!

This is a pdf of a Google Slides presentation available for free in my store. I use it to introduce one-step equations. Please note: my translations are from Google translate. They may not be perfect, but I have Spanish-speaking students so I try to make my lessons accessible to them. *Update 9/17/2024: This resource has been updated to include French translations.

Quick reference sheet for How Many Solutions I use with my 8th graders

Parallel Lines Cut by a Transversal Angle Pair Relationships Table