Mrs Os Math

Doodle Notes to introduce rational and irrational numbers. -Discusses the difference -Provides examples -Includes placing the numbers on a number line in order to compare

This set of notes and practice is a great way to introduce or review frequency tables. This would be ideal for an interactive notebook. This resource can be used in the middle grades or with an Algebra I course.

Guided Notes This handout is great to use to introduce reflections. This is fitting for an interactive notebook. Students are able to understand the definition and basic process of identifying and creating a reflection.

These are guided doodle notes that can be used to introduce or review two-step equations. This allows children to be creative and expressive while still receiving instructions.

Doodle Notes on Scientific Notation: -Answer key included -An introduction for teaching scientific notation and standard notation. -Reviews converting from one form to another -Worksheet to use in whole class or small group instruction

In this activity, students will multiply polynomials. This is an excellent activity for partners or small groups. This would also be a good resource for students that are early finishers or for review.

Students will match the standard form with the graph, factored form, and the solutions.

This instructional video is for multiplying polynomials using area models and distribution. Problems with answers are included to allow students to practice the concept. This is a great resource for online learning or as a review resource for a class blog.

This packet includes a guide notes page, practice page, tic-tac-toe partner activity, and a maze. Students will be able to practice multiplying binomials as well as binomial x trinomial. Teachers can use this as a hard copy in class or the pdf could be posted on a blog as the answer keys are included. This is a great resource for independent and collaborative practice.

This is a 10 problem scavenger hunt practicing the distributive property and combining like terms.

This foldable is a great way to review frequency tables. It can be used as a review prior to discussing two-way tables.

This is an introduction to factoring polynomials, specifically for quadratics. There are guided notes (Cornell style) and a maze.

Match Slope-Intercept form, graphs, tables, and standard form. This is a great activity that can be used to fit the needs of your students.

This worksheet can be used to introduce compound objects, would work great as a homework assignment, or can be used for an exit ticket. This is aligned with the common core standard 8.G.9.