Mostly Algebra

Think about how to write the equation of a parabola in factored form, this emphasizes intercepts, direction, max and min.

This is just a quick review of graphing lines, writting equations from the graph, and identifying the start (y-intercept) and growth (slope) of a line.

This reviews many topics in algebra, but has a lot of focus on factoring and quadratics. I usually put the students in groups of 3 to 4, and give all students the same "level" at the same time. I set a timer for 5 to 10 minutes depending on the task, and at the end, I grade each group while they start the next set. I post the overall scores on the board and make it a competition.

I usually put the students in groups of 3 to 4, and give all students the same "level" at the same time. I set a timer for 5 to 10 minutes depending on the task, and at the end, I grade each group while they start the next set. I post the overall scores on the board and make it a competition.

This just breaks down the process of dividing polynomials by monomials into easy steps. It also has some exponent review

This is a worksheet with a bunch of space for students to use the tree method to simplify radicals.

This practices perfect squares and practices solve easy quadratic equations by square rooting the equations.

This works on the systems step by step. It really helps my students see what to do.

This is a note sheet to help with the different types of systems of equations.

This is a work sheet with mostly distributive property, but also has some equal value systems, exponents, graphing lines, and multiplying polynomial reviews.

This is just a worksheet that practices systems of equations. They are all set up for substituion

This encourages students to use all methods for solving systems of equations.