Melissa Waters

This worksheet allows students to practice plotting ordered pairs onto a graph. If plotted correctly, their point will connect to make the shape of a star. Students will need to plot points in all four quadrants of the coordinate plane. Great for students who need to practice identifying the X and Y in and ordered pair and deciding which is the X or Y axis. Answer key included.

This worksheet allows students to practice plotting ordered pairs onto a graph. If plotted correctly, their point will connect to make the shape of an arrow. Students will need to plot points in all four quadrants of the coordinate plane. Great for students who need to practice identifying the X and Y in and ordered pair and deciding which is the X or Y axis. Answer key included.

This one page sheet provides notes and examples for how to graph ordered pairs on a coordinate plane. It breaks down the meaning of the X and Y coordinates and uses directional arrows and words to give students a visual of how to correctly place points on a graph. This can be used as toolkit notes or to provide additional instruction or reminders to students who may be struggling to remember how to plot points.

This toolkit page provies instructions and examples for converting between percentages, decimals and fractions. Whether they are working with a percent, decimal or fraction, students can use this page for a reference to help them remember the correct procedures for conversions. There are also multiple examlples for each type of conversion for them to refer to. Please note, I do not go in to simplifying fractions on this toolkit page, so many of the answers to examples with fractions are not in s

Using this fun and simple memory game, students of various grade levels can strengthen their multiplication skills through practice and repetition. This game can be played with any number of students: it can be used for individual review or for a group station.

This worksheet is an activity to use with your students to practice using a thermometer to show temperature. Students will be asked to research the current temperature in different cities around the world and record that temperature. Next, they will need to label a thermometer and shade it in to reflect the temperature in each city. Included are two versions of the worksheet. The first has cities filled in for the students to look up, and the second has blank boxes for you to fill in different c

Using this fun and simple memory game, students of various grade levels can strengthen their multiplication skills through practice and repetition. This game can be played with any number of students: it can be used for individual review or for a group station.

Using this fun and simple memory game, students of various grade levels can strengthen their multiplication skills through practice and repetition. This game can be played with any number of students: it can be used for individual review or for a group station.

Using this fun and simple memory game, students of various grade levels can strengthen their multiplication skills through practice and repetition. This game can be played with any number of students: it can be used for individual review or for a group station.

This toolkit note page provides the meanings for the four different inequality symbols, as well as key words to look out for writing inequalities based on word problems. These key words help students identify which inequality symbol they should use to represent the meaning of their problem. One word problem example is included on the page as well.

This one page toolkit notes sheet provides examples and steps for finding solutions to a system of equation using three different methods: substitution, elimination and graphing. This page uses the basic level of examples for each type of problem. This can be used as toolkit notes or to provide additional instruction or reminders to students who may be struggling to remember how to find a solution to a system of equations.

This one page sheet provides notes and important information to remember about graphing inequalities. This toolkit covers both graphing on a number line and on the x and y axis. It provides reminders to students on what they should do based on the inequality sign they see in their problem. This can be used as toolkit notes or to provide additional instruction or reminders to students who may be struggling to remember how to graph inequalities.

This one page sheet provides notes and important information to remember about writing equations based on word problems. This toolkit covers both standard form and y equals/ slope intercept form equations and can help students identify and remember some differences between the two forms. This can be used as toolkit notes or to provide additional instruction or reminders to students who may be struggling to remember how to write equations.

Using this fun and simple memory game, students of various grade levels can strengthen their multiplication skills through practice and repetition. This game can be played with any number of students: it can be used for individual review or for a group station.

Using this fun and simple memory game, students of various grade levels can strengthen their multiplication skills through practice and repetition. This game can be played with any number of students: it can be used for individual review or for a group station.

Using this fun and simple memory game, students of various grade levels can strengthen their multiplication skills through practice and repetition. This game can be played with any number of students: it can be used for individual review or for a group station.

Using this fun and simple memory game, students of various grade levels can strengthen their multiplication skills through practice and repetition. This game can be played with any number of students: it can be used for individual review or for a group station.

Using this fun and simple memory game, students of various grade levels can strengthen their multiplication skills through practice and repetition. This game can be played with any number of students: it can be used for individual review or for a group station.

Using this fun and simple memory game, students of various grade levels can strengthen their multiplication skills through practice and repetition. This game can be played with any number of students: it can be used for individual review or for a group station.

This is a note sheet for solving one and two step problems in Algebra, broken down in simple terms. This is a good resource for students who are just learning the skill, or for those struggling to remember the basic rules for the skill.