MissRMath

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Canton, Georgia, United States

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Hi! I’m Miss R, a math teacher with 12 years of experience teaching both middle and high school. I currently teach Algebra and have worked with students ranging from remedial support to honors. Teaching such a wide range of learners inspired me to create clear, engaging, and scaffolded resources that help all students build confidence and succeed in math.

Designing a Radical Room: Real‑World Radical Operations Project

Writing Inequalities: Set, Interval and Inequality Notation Activity

Parallel Lines Cut by a Transversal Partner Activity

Systems of Equations Matching Activity: DIGITAL and HARDCOPY

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Factoring Quadratics Mixed Practice | Trinomials, GCF, Difference of Squares

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MissRMath

This comprehensive Factoring Quadratics Mixed Practice set is perfect for providing students with the repetition and variety they need to master factoring skills. Designed for Algebra 1, this worksheet includes a wide range of problem types—from basic factoring to real-world applications—making it an excellent choice for classwork, homework, review, or test prep. Students will factor expressions involving: ✔ Trinomials (a = 1 and a > 1) ✔ GCF factoring ✔ Difference of squares ✔ Factorin

8th - 11th

Algebra, Algebra 2, Basic Operations

CCSS

HSA-APR.A.1

Real Number System: Classifying, Estimating Square Roots & Ordering

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MissRMath

This 22 question resource could be used as practice, notes, or an assessment for the following skills: Classifying numbers as natural, whole, integer, rational, and realEvaluating perfect squares using order of operationsEstimating Non-perfect SquaresOrdering numbers on a number line

6th - 9th

Algebra, Basic Operations, Math

CCSS

8.NS.A.1

, 8.NS.A.2

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Building relationships with my students is my #1 priority. When you visit my classroom, is is rarely quiet but it is always full of love and laughter. I enjoy finding hands on activities and projects where my students can collaborate and discover math.