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Operations with Rational Expressions (Unit 9) Multiplying Dividing Adding Subtracting Domain Restrictions and Simplifying Rational ExpressionsCircuit Training aka Circuits (inspired by-products by Virge Cornelius Circuit Training (check our their TPT store!!)) are a great way for students to practice topics or show proficiency. Circuits form loops of problems. The answer to the first problem takes you to a new problem, the answer to that problem takes you to another problem, and so on until the

Linear Inequalities of 2 Variables - FOUR CORNERS Covers Graphing Linear InequalitiesFOUR CORNERS are a collection of 4 problems usually with multiple representations or covering different variations of a problem (often different forms or stimuli). Answer the Four Corners give students to practice concepts or display knowledge in different ways. You might also be interested in the following products on my TPT Store:

Solving Multistep Equations Big 1010 problems with answers as digits 0-9Big 10s are a fun self-checking worksheet/activity for students to complete either in pairs during class or for homework since all answers are a single digit between 0 and 9. Each digit is used 1x and all 10 digits are used. See more Big 10 Activities in my store. Consider the following products you might be interested in:

Practices Reading Inequalities and Using Interval Notation.Get Your Classroom Up and Moving with Quiz Quiz TradesPrint out cards & Cut, then students start by answering the question with a Post-It note on the back of the card. Then students pair off and each answers the other’s questions (quiz – quiz) then students trade cards. Students then repeat with another partner in the class. Goes on for 10 minutes or however long you want!

Writing Linear Equations Circuit (16 problems)Circuit Training aka Circuits (inspired by-products by Virge Cornelius Circuit Training (check our their TPT store!!)) are a great way for students to practice topics or show proficiency. Circuits form loops of problems. The answer to the first problem takes you to a new problem, the answer to that problem takes you to another problem, and so on until the last problem's answer returns you to the original question. Self Checking Activity/HW for Stude