MiddleMathLady

This EDITABLE Easter Egg Hunt is the perfect way to engage students for review! The 30 questions cover almost every standard in 6th grade math (based on Florida's standards). Not a Florida teacher? That's okay! The Google Slides format allows you to edit/remove/add questions before you print. Each question is assigned a point value. Simply put the questions inside the eggs, hide them, and let the kids play! The student(s) with the highest point value at the end can win a prize. Included in this

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!