Mr. C Mathematics

Students can use this as a reference for how to formulate a linear equation from analyzing a graph.

Students will analyze various problems pertaining to cookies. Students will answer problems about the ratio between different cookie types. Students will create their own pictures and their own problems about ratios.

Students will learn about money management while working with percents and positive and negative rational number operations. Students have a fixed budget and five categories in which they will spend money in. Each category budget is based on a given percent of their overall budget.

Students will be exposed to income inequality in America and connect graphing lines equations to this real world example. By the end there will be graphs from all income groups that can be compared and have deep meaningful discussions about the income inequality of America.

The slide show consists of information on right triangles, labeling sides, proof of the Pythagorean theorem, and example problems

Surface area and volume quiz version 1 (difficult) pages 1-4 version 2 (modified version) pages 5-7

Students will find a recipe for their favorite food and use their recipe and their knowledge of proportions and unit rates to manipulate their recipe to cook for more or less people.

Notes on how to determine if a graph is proportional with an example.

Resource to help remind students of the rules when performing operations with fractions.

Quiz on solving inequalities.

Quiz on angle properties

Printable resource about exponent rules

Printable PEMDAS resource

Printable resource about division rules

Printable resource about positive and negative multiplication rules.