Pruning Young Minds

A full semester of lessons/notes, activities, practice, and review. Includes pacing calendar, scope and sequence, lesson plans, and LTs/ETs doc. If you or your school subscribes to DeltaMath, additional practice already set and ready to share (let me know!). Covers linear relationships, quadratic relationships, polynomials, exponential relationships, and simplifying expressions/solving equations

20, self checking answers in this interactive, digital "paint by number" activity. Great for review, key in pictures, and no outline to be found in the image area for students to figure out without doing the math!

Covers all of Algebra I! Five, five-question rounds to break out. Students have to get each round correct in order to move on, so no risk of skipping around. Answers are multiple choice and numerical, making for a fun mix! Answer Key in picture!

A short, fun, self-checking activity that reviews mixed topics for Algebra I. Checks in threes: HCG (first panel appears), AJ5 (second panel appears), and FCG (final panel appears). Questions include linear, quadratic, and exponential functions as well as solving multistep equations.

12 days worth of quick review including: warm ups, slides, notes, practice, exit tickets, and 4 overarching topic activities in the forms of (1) Linear Digital Breakout Room, (2) Solving Pixel Art (like a paint by number but automatic!), (3) Multiplying & Factoring Polynomials Magic Picture, and (4) Key Features & Vocab Match Game! All four activities are self checking and including a crash course cheat sheet for the topic. Each daily lesson is designed to be approximately 20 minute lessons

Comprehensive review using released state testing questions in a Digital Breakout Room! Self-checking, and takes roughly an hour to an hour and a half to complete. Contains 3 rounds of 5 questions covering linear relationships from multiple representations from the Algebra I test. Also includes, via link, a "cheat sheet" of helpful notes for working with linear relationships. Codes: Hello, DADBC, GCHAB, D8BBA

A 25 question review; currently set with questions including: rational operations, solving equations/inequalities, writing equations/inequalities, proportionality, and linear relationships! This has clues built in for students to adjust based on their errors. One of 3 (sold as set coming soon); this particular level "blue" is for students needing an extention and/or a challenege! Easily updated for any content! *key listed separately for free* My school is on block schedule, hour and a half ever

Spans from the constant of proportionality through multiple representations; this digital notebook is easily split into 3 units (proportionality, similarity, and linear relationships) and includes tons of multiple representation questions!

A digital notebook with 1- and 2-step equations/inequalities with scaffolding 1-step refreshers. Includes: appropriate vocabulary, anchor chart posters, modeling, solving, writing equations/inequalities from scenarios, and "writing" (identifying) scenarios from equations/inequalities.

A 25 question review; currently set with questions including: rational operations, solving equations/inequalities, writing equations/inequalities, proportionality, and linear relationships! This has clues built in for students to adjust based on their errors. Second of 3 (sold as set coming soon); this particular level "green" is for students who are on-level or close to and includes annotated key words and simplified visuals to assist math students to help build them up! Easily updated for any

A 25 question review; currently set with questions including: rational operations, solving equations/inequalities, writing equations/inequalities, proportionality, and linear relationships! This has clues built in for students to adjust based on their errors. One of 3 (sold as set coming soon); this particular level "red" is for students needing extra support and also includes annotated word problems and visuals to assist lower math students to help build them up! Easily updated for any content!

It's time for a break! Get kids to stay on task and hold on just before break by enticing them with a little educational movie. Movie math, thanksgiving themed, is a great way to get kids working when heading into a long break with vigor and excitement. Topics include: classifying numbers, simplifying expressions, writing and solving two step equations, constant of proportionality, rate of change, proportionality, and linear relationships.

This is a digital notebook with all relevant notes for a unit on rational operations with a touch of sets/subsets and word problem solving strategies!

Beings with a review of basic polygons from 6th grade, how to find area, and builts to 7th grade composite figures. Includes step by step notes, worked out examples, and practice problems.

Covers Simple and Compound Probability, Making Predictions, and Qualitative/Quantitative descriptions with tons of practice questions in the back.

Direction slides for a fun, hands-on composite figure project! Can be done in a variety of ways. I drew the image myself (dimensions that align to answer key on slide 7), and laminated copies for a class set the kids had to measure and base calculations off of what they measured out. You could take it a step further and provide them the dimensions and let them draw it in an arrangement of their choosing! Heck, do both and call it differentiated for your kiddos. Includes: overview, directions, r

Answer doc for the 25 question scavenger hunt; includes spot for starting color (should you purchase all 3, differentiated, scaffolded versions), and starting word to track progress