MsSuttleMath

Before students can calculate area of a triangle, they have to be able to identify the base and the height of the triangle. This worksheet helps students color code the base and the height of many different triangles.

This student check in page is perfect for advisory or easing back into class after a long break. Students can answer the questions, and early finishers can color their paper.

This table anchor chart helps students make sense of fractions on a number line.

This table anchor chart allows students to see how decimals are plotted on a number line.

These stations were created for 7th grade students to write and solve 2 step equations. There are 24 stations that include word problems, distributive property, and rational coefficients. Record sheet and answer key are included.

These stations provide practice examples for complementary, supplementary, and vertical angles. Students write and solve equations for the missing values as well as identify the angle relationship they are using to find the missing value. An answer key is included!

Help students make the connection between the distributive property and factoring expressions with this expression sort. It's a quick and easy way for students to work flexibly with 36 different expressions!

Combining like terms can be difficult for students. This expression builder worksheet comes with a set of printable cards for students to manipulate while they simplify expressions. The cards provide a great visual for students. The negative signs stay with the terms and the like terms can be printed on colored paper to decrease confusion. The problems are also progressive so that the more challenging problems are at the end.

A set of 20 task cards to help students solve 2-step equations with integers.

This bundle includes a card sort activity and a task card activity for writing expressions to represent percentage problems!

Create classroom community with this fun get to know you activity that gets students up and moving!

This worksheet requires students to think flexibly with equations. The value of the variable is given and the student has to create 4 different equations that equal that amount. Students will get more practice solving equations when they check their answers! Can be used for 1-step or 2-step equations.