Mrs.Median

Do your students need practice solving systems of equations using elimination and substitution? This assignment is great practice! Students have to write the system of equations from a word problem, define their variables, and solve the system. ANSWER KEY INCLUDED!

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Need a lesson to show your students how to solve equations with variables on both sides? Look no further! This includes a homework sheet! There are examples for the class to do together, followed by a practice problem. This method helps students practice what they were just taught! HOMEWORK SHEET INCLUDED!

Notes AND HOMEWORK! These notes help teach students how to write an equation in slope-intercept form from a table. The y-intercept is easily identifiable in the table in every single problem. No solving for the y-intercept yet here!

These notes allow students to practice solving a system of equations using elimination (with multiplication). There are examples for teachers to do with students along with practice problems for students to do on their own. HOMEWORK INCLUDED!

This ia a great intro lesson for Functions! Have your students learn to determine if a graph, table, list of ordered pairs, etc. are functions or not! There are examples for you to do with the students and there are practice problems for your students to do on their own. HOMEWORK INCLUDED!

This includes the Converse of the Pythagorean Theorem notes AND HOMEWORK! Students will use the Converse to prove if a triangle is a right triangle. There are vocabulary terms included at the top of the notes). There are example problems for you to do as a class followed by practice problems for students to try on their own.

Need a way to have students practice comparing and ordering numbers written in scientific notation? This activity has a few example problems (for whole class review) and practice problems for students to work on individually. Students can compare numbers that are written in scientific notation. HOMEWORK SHEET INCLUDED!

Students can practice classifying graphs, tables, and equations as linear or nonlinear.

Have your students classify real numbers, order real numbers on a numberline, and simplify real numbers using order of operations!

Do your students need to practice applying the Pythagorean Theorem? This notes sheet is perfect for you! There are example problems for you to do as a class along with practice problems for the students to try on their own. Students also have to identify "a, b and c" in a real world problem.

In these notes, students will write the equation of a line in slope-intercept form when they are given a point and the slope. Students must solve for the y-intercept. Students will use Slope-intercept form for this assignment. HOMEWORK INCLUDED!

Variables on both sides with special solutions! These notes help students solve problems that end in special solutions (Infinite solutions/all real numbers and no solutions). There are examples that can be done as a class followed by a practice problem or two.

Finding slope and writing equations in slope-intercept form. Great notes (and homework) for teaching this to math 8 students. It is also a great review for Algebra 1 students.

These are notes and homework about finding the y-intercept from SIF (Slope-intercept form) and standard form. HOMEWORK IS INCLUDED! There is also practice of graphing equations in SIF.

Students can practice using a function rule to complete an input/output table. There are examples for you to do as a class along with practice problems for students.

Notes for students (Specifically made for 8th grade) to learn how to solve systems of equations using elimination- adding and subtracting. This method does not use the multiply by -1.

Classifying Real Numbers Notes This is reat to use in conjunction with the FREE Classifying Real Numbers Flow Chart! (Check out my store for that free resource)

This notes page allows students to see an example (to do as a class) of finding slope from two points. Then, they can practice this method on the practice problems.

This is a notes sheet that has students find slope from a table. This is an introductory lesson (if teaching 8th grade) and could be a review lesson for Algebra 1 students.