Robert Duncan

I made this worksheet for some practice early on in our unit on generating Equations (or Function Rules, depending on what your textbook calls them) from number sequences. Students get to choose which section of the worksheet they want to do for their assignment. Section A has 12 sequences of moderate to easy difficulty. Section B has 6 sequences but they may contain larger coefficients/constants, or be in different formats, or have decimals. Section C has only 3 problems but one has d

A scavenger hunt (Sometimes called Solve the Room) is a more engaging and mobile alternative to just giving the students a worksheet. Scavenger Hunts are a great way to reach kinesthetic learners and allow students to collaborate with their peers! This scavenger hunt contains examples of all the different types of problems covered in my 10-pack of Solving Equations Scavenger Hunts Bundle. 10 Pack Solving Equations Bundle The file also includes two different Exit Ticket printable pages for use a

This is a set of 8 PowerPoint animations illustrating how to add and subtract negative and positive integers. The methods I used in this presentation mostly revolved around zero pairs. I especially liked the visual I made for subtracting a negative (the subtraction sign sends out lightning bolts to turn the negatives into positives) These slides were originally made for inclusion in a school-wide slideshow that we have running all day long in all the classrooms. So in their current form, the