Middle6choolMath

In this scavenger hunt, students use given volume of cones and spheres to find height or radius on ten problems. If students complete all correctly, the answer sheet will spell out a special phrase. Hang papers out of order around your room, make 1 copy of recording sheet per student and you are good to go! Corresponds to standard 8.G.C.9.

Students can practice using substitution to solve systems of equations on these 9 varied problems in a scavenger hunt around the classroom. There are 4 word problems and 5 substitution problems. If students solve all correctly, the answer key will spell "intersect". Simply print and hang the pages out of order around the classroom and copy 1 answer sheet for each student.

Students can practice identifying the unknown and writing a one variable equation from a word problem and solve the equation in this 10-problem scavenger hunt. If all problems are solved correctly, the recording sheet will spell out "SNOWMEN SEE" or "SEE SNOWMEN". Aligned to standard 7.EE.4a-1.

Middle school students practice writing equations in slope-intercept y=mx+b form after reading 10 word problems. Extension activity sheet included for students to create a table of values and graph the equations.

Middle school students can practice defining an unknown with a variable, writing an equation, and solving the equation to find the solution in this Thanksgiving themed word problem scavenger hunt. Aligned with standards 8.EE.C.7b,

Middle school students can practice solving multi-step equations with the Distributive Property and variables on both sides with these "turkey equations." After students solve the equations and check their answer, they can draw the rest of the turkey around the face and color it for classroom decorations. Answer key is included. Aligned to standard 8.EE.C.7.b or evidence statement 8.EE.7b.

Use this rule discovery foldable to teach rules of exponents: product of powers and quotient of powers.

Use these tasks for a halloween activity to address standard 8.EE.B.5. Students identify slope or unit rate from an equation, table, or set of ordered pairs and then compare two rates using the slope or unit rate. Students are also asked to graph both relationships on the coordinate plane. Let them color the pictures, add faces to the ghosts, add a witch to the broom, etc. for a fun bulletin board. Answers will be added once I create an answer key!

Middle school students can practice writing an equation with x and y on these 10 Thanksgiving word problems. If they solve them all correctly, the recording sheet will spell out "Turkey Math".

Students can see the difference in equations of the form y=mx or y=kx versus y=mx+b. This lesson guides students to create a table from an equation and graph the line. They will also look at a line and write the equation for it after finding the slope and y-intercept.

Support your slope instruction with this foldable which helps students make connections between rise, run, x-and y-values when thinking about slope. This scaffold helps build understanding about the different kinds of slope.

Step by step concise directions that students can follow for finding the slope when they cannot count the rise and run on a graph. Scaffolded notes and clear examples for students to follow as they practice finding the slope from 2 ordered pairs.

Review how to calculate slope from two points, from a table, from an equation, or from a graph and give students examples of positive, negative, zero, and undefined slope in this foldable.

Students can follow these steps and examples to solve dimensional analysis problems. Any feedback on this product is welcomed!

Teach how to find the number of solutions to an equation with this foldable notes page. Answer key included.

24 different exponential equations for algebra students to solve. Then they can color and cut the hearts for classroom decorations. Some are upside down to save paper & copies. Answer key included Enjoy!