MathNerd
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North Carolina, United States
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I have been teaching for almost 8 years now and have taught middle school and high school math. Most of my experience has been in Colorado, but I began my teaching career in the south.
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Similar Shapes & Scale Factor Fun Worksheet!
**Now includes a key**
This worksheet reviews similar shapes and scale factor with shapes on a grid. You will need something to color with!
Thanks for looking!
6th - 9th
Geometry, Math
Exploring Surface Area and Volume: Cylinders
This is a fun way to dig deeper into surface area and volume of cylinders. It starts by using M&Ms as the unit to measure volume and then reviews surface area. There are several writing prompts throughout the activity. Teacher directions are included. Thank you!
*All my proceeds are donated to charities supporting education*
6th - 9th
Geometry, Math
Math Centers: Surface Area and Volume
These centers are great for getting students to deconstruct surface area and volumes and expand their understanding beyond memorizing formulas. I've also included writing prompts with each center.
There are a total of 2 centers with this activity. Depending on class size, I usually have the students in 4 or 6 groups. I also have some of the 3D shapes out visuals.
*All my proceeds are donated to charity to support education!*
6th - 9th
Geometry, Math
Volume and Surface Area Match!
This fun worksheet matches objects description with their surface are and volume. It is a great check, reminder, or wrap-up!
You can also print and cut out the descriptions and answers and have the students find the matches by moving the pieces. This allows students to use their hands and they have to pay attention to units to know what is surface area and what is volume.
Answer key included.
**All my proceeds are donated to educational charities**
6th - 9th
Geometry, Math
Cube Nets
Here are 8 different images of cube nets. I use these to paste into presentations or use for problems on worksheets, homework,...
I also will print them, cut them out, and pass out as an intro to various geometry units that involve cubes. The goal is to fold the net into a cube. Not all of the nets make cubes! This is a quick way to get students engaged.
*Not all fold to cubes*
*All my proceeds are donated to organizations to support education*
K - 9th
Geometry, Math
Exploring Similar Shapes- Graphing!
This worksheet graphs 3 characters, 2 of which are similar. This explores the relationship between similar shapes and graphing.
**All of my proceeds are donated to support education**
6th - 9th
Geometry, Math
Discovering Math: The Volume of a Pyramid
This is a hands-on, group, and potentially messy activity to discover the formula for the volume of a pyramid. The worksheet includes teacher directions and prep, steps and questions for the students, and journal or math writing prompts.
You will need to get additional materials for this lesson.
*All my proceeds are donated to organizations to support education. Thank you*
6th - 9th
Geometry, Math
Fun Vocabulary Review Tool- Geometry
This is a fun manipulation for students to make and use to review vocabulary. It includes examples and definitions. This is for geormetry and the following words are included:
Similar Shapes
Corresponding Angles
Corresponding Sides
Scale Factor
Congruent
Ratio
Reciprocal
Complementary Angles
Supplementary Angles
Directions and answer key included!
Thank you for looking!
6th - 9th
Geometry, Math
Transformations of Shapes Worksheet
This worksheet has 4 stars that are graphed. They are transformed (or moved) and some are even resized. This explores what transforming shapes looks like and compares transforming to resizing. Two journal prompts are included.
Thank you! All my proceeds are donated to support education!
6th - 9th
Geometry, Graphing, Math
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About the store
Experience
I have been teaching for almost 8 years now and have taught middle school and high school math. Most of my experience has been in Colorado, but I began my teaching career in the south.
Teaching style
I am all about experimental learning. I want my students to experience math, not just memorize it. My classroom is always busy, but organized and full of learning.
Awards & shining teacher moments
I have seen 100% of my students grow and advance. Last year, I had 81% of my students earn a proficient or advanced rating on the state standardize test with 0% fail. I have received the honor of being named Math Teacher of the Year in 2011 at my school.
My own education history
I have a bachelor's degree in Engineering, which allows me to actually answer the common question of "When will I ever use this in life?" I know all you fellow math nerds have heard these words in your own classrooms. During college, while teaching a business calculus course, I realized my love for sharing my knowledge. After college, I began teaching while earning my license and just completed my Master's Degree in Curriculum and Instruction with a focus in Urban Learning and Teaching for English Language Learners.
Additional biographical information
I cannot get enough of working with young adults, so I volunteer as a mentor for a program working with students who are at risk for not graduating high school. Last May, I saw my first "mentee" walk at her graduation and sent her off to college in August. I also volunteer at a local animal shelter and enjoy spending the rest of my time with my husband and 2 kids.
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