One-Page Math

Students will use all 3 methods, graphing, substitution, and elimination, to solve 4 different systems. This helps students see that the three methods work to solve systems, but they can start to look for patterns of which is best to use.

16 problems to get your kids practicing dividing expressions and using exponent rules! Students get two pieces of paper (I usually print one on a different color). They will simplify all 16 problems and then cut them out. Each problem will be glued on top of its answer on the other sheet. There are three versions available. Keys included.

These notes help guide students to an understanding of piecewise functions. Notes include a visual to show a piecewise function with 2 conditions being formed from the two individual graphs. These notes also include examples on how to evaluate piecewise functions.

Students will practice solving systems of equations using all 3 methods as well as writing systems of equations for word problems. The teacher will hang up all 24 problems and students will choose 4 of each type to complete on their sheet. I recommend printing each type (substitution, elimination, etc.) on a different color and hanging them in a separate location in your classroom.

Students will use the slope formula to calculate the slope from two points. Their answer will lead them to the next set of points that they will solve.