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This is a bundle of common Algebra terms, created with visual cues, to use for a word wall. Included in this: *30 common Algebra terms *3 blank cards * Alphabet word wall labels

In a Pickle! #Grocery Store Problems is a cognitively challenging question, sparking discussion surrounding different approaches to the same problem. Sharpen the skills addressed by the 8 mathematical practices but using critical thinking skills to solve through a real world connection. This question has give a real life connection to unit rates and problem solving. There are numerous ways which this problem can correctly be solved. This situation gives students the freedom to go about i

This newsletter is intented to inform parents of information they need to know when entering into a middle school math classroom. This includes general information to send home to parents, including supplies list, classroom needs, & math articles.

The Hot Dog Dilemma is a cognitively challenging question, sparking discussion surrounding different approaches to the same problem. This question has give a real life connection to unit rates and problem solving. There are numerous ways which this problem can correctly be solved. This situation gives students the freedom to go about it their own way (even if it does take them a longer route than you would take!)

This cognitively challenging question is a great one to use with Geometry curriculum. This questions has multiple entry points, being able to be solved using area, Pythagorean Theorem, similar triangles, The Law of Cosines, and many others!!

Create a visual dictionary using all of the geometric terms given. Include a real world picture, as well as the written definition, with each term. Could make for a great math class sub plan!

Students will need to use a small sample of speed in order to calculate how long it will take to go from school to home. This class activity gives students the freedom in determining how to tackle this task!

This can be used for homework, an assessment, or in class practice and discussion. This proof stretches students thinking possibly including topics: Pythagorean Theorem Square Bisectors Equilateral Triangles Similar Triangles