MiddleMathLady

This product includes guided notes for the entire year of 6th grade! The guided notes feature fill in the blank vocabulary and steps for each lesson, as well as 3-5 examples. These notes are great for interactive notebooks (to be glued in) or for notes folders/binders. Lessons are 100% EDITABLE! The product has four files included: Blank Student Guided Notes (as Google Slides, ready to be edited)Blank Student Guided Notes (as PDF, ready for printing)Answer Key Guided Notes (as Google Slides, re

This guided notes page teaches factoring trinomials using grouping. There are a lot of different ways to factor, but I've had the most success with this method because it works in all cases. Grouping uses students' understanding of greatest common factor. This method can be used to factor trinomials, regardless of if a=1 or a is not 1, and it can be used to factor difference of squares. It takes the guess work out of "Which method do I use to factor?" and builds on conceptual understanding!