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Two page study guide broken down into four sections: - Converting to Scientific Notation and Standard Notation - Multiplying & Dividing - Comparing - Adding & Subtracting Emphasis on word problems Answer Key included Updated March 2026

This PowerPoint presentation walks students through equations with one solution, no solutions, and infinite solutions. Fonts used in the presentation are available for free at 1001freefonts.com: MRF Springtime Blues Two, and Always Forever Also in my store are guided notes (fill in the blank) that go along with the presentation. Number of Solutions Guided Notes

Two-page guided notes introducing word problems asking "how many times greater" and "how many times smaller" items are that are written in scientific notation. Great for introducing topic. Answer key included.

This Powerpoint introduces students to polynomials with vocabulary and classifying polynomials by degree and term. It also introduces students to adding and subtracting polynomials. The presentation has animations and examples. To ensure proper download & spacing, font Calibri is required. This product is part of a Polynomials Bundle. Click here for the bundle.

Included in this bundle are the following presentations: - Introduction to Polynomials / Adding & Subtracting - Multiplying Monomials by Polynomials - Multiplying Polynomials - Multiplying Special Product Binomials All are Powerpoint presentations with animations and examples. Presentations begin with vocabulary, move onto introducing concepts with step, and then scaffold examples with step-by-step work. To purchase any of the presentations separately: Introduction to Polynomials/Adding and Su

This presentation with animations is great for introducing radicals, and includes a list of perfect square roots up to 15 and perfect cube roots up to 7. Also in my store are guided notes (fill in the blank) that go along with the presentation. Square Roots & Cube Roots Guided Notes

These guided notes (fill-in-the-blank) walk students through equations with one solution, no solutions, and infinite solutions. Also in my store is the PowerPoint Presentation (with animations) that goes along with these guided notes. Number of Solutions Presentation

Step by step guided notes for students as they are introduced to equations with distributive property, variables on both sides, and combining like terms. Four examples on the back in fill-in-the-blank style for assisted solving. Examples get progressively more difficult. Includes answer key. Great for students who need steps to repeat!

This Powerpoint introduces students to Perfect Square Trinomials and Difference of Squares Binomials in preparation to eventually factor. The presentation has animations and examples. To ensure proper download & spacing, font Calibri is required. This product is part of a Polynomials Bundle. Click here for the bundle.

This Powerpoint introduces students to multiplying polynomials with the FOIL method building up to binomials multiplied by trinomials. The presentation has animations and examples. To ensure proper download & spacing, font Calibri is required. This product is part of a Polynomials Bundle. Click here for the bundle.

These Guided Notes are great for introducing radicals, and includes chart for perfect square roots up to 15 and perfect cube roots up to 7. Also in my store is a Powerpoint presentation with animations that goes along with the notes. Square Roots & Cube Roots Presentation

This Powerpoint introduces students to multiplying monomials by monomials, and moving up to monomials multiplied by polynomials. The presentation has animations and examples. To ensure proper download & spacing, font Calibri is required. This product is part of a Polynomials Bundle. Click here for the bundle.

This worksheet contains 20 scaffolded problems of monomials multiplied by polynomials, followed by 3 word problems.

This graphic organizer helps students learn and memorize the steps to estimating an imperfect square root to the nearest tenth by setting up the process. Worksheet includes six examples and two tie-up questions.