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MultiMath

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Bangor, Pennsylvania, United States

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I have been teaching middle school math (Math 6, Pre-Algebra, and Algebra 1) for 8 years. I double majored with Special Education, which has been super helpful as a teacher because a lot of my students have had a learning disability in math. Teaching math to my students brings me joy. I love the unique quirkiness of middle schoolers!

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Math All About Me | Back to School | First Week of School | Printable

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MultiMath

Looking for a great NO PREP math ice breaker for back to school? If so, then this is for YOU! This 9 question All About Me - Math Challenge combines students answering questions about themselves AND creating math problems for their answers. How cool! NO prepA sample is providedA great and fun way to have your students brush up on those math skillsCheck out my other math back to school resources! Find Someone Who Math Activity | Back to School | First Week of School PrintableBack to School Gift

4th - 10th

Algebra, Basic Operations, Order of Operations

Find Someone Who Math Activity | Back to School | First Week of School Printable

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MultiMath

Looking for a great NO PREP math ice breaker for back to school? If so, then this is for YOU! This 12 question Find Someone Who Math Activity combines students meeting classmates and answering simple math problems. Math concepts include:Simple exponents (numbers squared and cubed)Order of operationsOperations with fractions (same denominator for addition/subtraction) Check out my other math back to school resources! Math All About Me | Back to School | First Week of School | PrintableBack to Sch

5th - 8th

Algebra, Fractions, Order of Operations

CCSS

5.OA.A.1

Coordinate Plane Poster - Anchor Chart - Back to School

Created by

MultiMath

This coordinate plane poster is a great resource to visually display the key parts of the coordinate plane around your classroom! Key Parts Included:x-axisy-axisoriginordered pairquadrants (and integer signs)definition of coordinate planePrinting Instructions:Designed for 24” by 36” printing Print at home using Adobe Acrobat Reader and select poster mode to print on multiple desired 8.5” by 11” pages and then assemble (poster mode will not work for MacOS14 and onward users)Or, print my 16-page

5th - 10th

Algebra, Graphing

CCSS

6.NS.C.6b

, 6.NS.C.6c

Also included in: Coordinate Plane Bundle | Notes | Poster | Activities | Plotting Points

Coordinate Plane Activity - Plotting Points - Graphing Points - 4 Quadrants

Created by

MultiMath

This coordinate plane activity can be used in small groups, for independent practice, or to do a quick formative assessment. The students will be matching ordered pairs with their graphed point. This is a cut and paste activity so it allows the students to be engaged and work with their hands as well! Check out my other coordinate plane resources! Coordinate Plane Guided Notes | Practice | Plotting PointsCoordinate Plane Poster - Anchor Chart - Back to SchoolCoordinate Plane Floor Activities | G

5th - 8th

Algebra, Graphing

CCSS

6.NS.C.6b

, 6.NS.C.6c

Also included in: Coordinate Plane Bundle | Notes | Poster | Activities | Plotting Points

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I attended and graduated from East Stroudsburg University with my Bachelor's of Science in general education 4th through 6th grade and 7th through 8th grade concentration in math.

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I am Christian who loves to spends time with my family and friends when I am not teaching. I am married to my husband, Kyle, who is a high school math teacher at a public school. We have a beautiful daughter, Adeline, who was born in April 2024. I am currently teaching part time and a stay at home mom the other half of my time. I have an older sister, Rachel, who is a first grade teacher at a private school. We enjoy sister laughing (you know what I mean if you have a sibling) and shopping together! I wanted to become a math teacher because of my high school math teacher, Mrs. Rapp, who made math fun and enjoyable. She was my only math teacher who taught me for 6 years (middle school and high school). It was more than a math class to me. It was building a relationship with my teacher and I hope I accomplish the same with my students.