Mr Keep-it-Simple Math

Students will graph a point given an x and y value. Each point will land on a letter to spell out the punch line to the joke. This is a simple but fun way to review or learn graphing points. Enjoy! Included: Practice/Joke Worksheet Practice/Joke Worksheet PDF Answer Key

Below are crossword puzzles for both football and shopping where solving equations gives extra letters for the crossword puzzles. The questions are similar so you can give students the choice of which activity they would like to do! Each worksheet has an answer key provided. I would expect the activities to take about one full 40 minute class period.

This mini unit goes over combination factoring problems and reviews all factoring. This concludes my full unit of Algebra 1 Factoring but can be skipped if the other two are all you need. Combination problems require students to factor using a GCF and then factor again. This mini unit usually takes about 4 days. Below are the included resources. All keys included! Combination Factoring Notes Factoring Study Guide Factoring Test (2 versions) Please let me know if you have any questions or concern

This mini unit takes about a week and will give you the resources needed to teach, practice and assess how to find GCF and LCMs of polynomials as well as factoring using a GCF. I use 5 days to do this mini unit and the resources in this unit are listed below. All keys provided. Finding the GCF and LCM Notes Distributing and GCF Factoring Notes GCF Factoring Partner Worksheet GCF/LCM and GCF Factoring Study Guide GCF/LCM and GCF Factoring Quiz (2 versions) The directions for finding a GCF and LCM

This worksheet is a festive way to practice graphing slope and slope-intercept form to answer the questions. There are 10 lines to graph from slope-intercept form or from a point using the slope. Students must find the path that Santa travelled and make sure he got to all of the houses. There is a bonus part that has students make the equation of the line to help Santa get to the last house and then to the North Pole. The answer key in included! Students graph 10 lines. They will answer question