Sara Hayduck

Fun project based learning math assignment for students. Have your students plan a road trip and itemize every cost associated with seven days of vacation! Using consumer based math skills, budgeting, internet savvy, creativity and research, students will put together an awesome project that they may use later in life. For some extra fun, have students pick a price point to work with out of a hat. Some students can plan luxurious vacations while others will have to scrimp and save to have their

Help your middle and high school math students solve two-step algebraic equations with this lovely work mat! It is perfect for students who are just learning the skill or for special education students who need more structure when practicing the skill. Can be used in the classroom as a laminated work mat, a paper graphic organizer, or even made into an anchor chart for students to use.

Hi! I just created this new activity-- a Lego Mystery Build! It is self-checking yet hands-on, unlike the typical self-checking activities. I designed it for my learners with special needs who need more hands-on activities. I'm removing this as a free resource because I have achieved a significant amount of support and feedback from those who have already downloaded. THANK YOU ALL!

Help your middle and high school math students solve two-step inequalities with this lovely work mat! It is perfect for students who are just learning the skill or for special education students who need more structure when practicing the skill. Can be used in the classroom as a laminated work mat, a paper graphic organizer, or even made into an anchor chart for students to use.

This is a MODIFIED version of an iReady Comprehension Check designed for special education students. It is for 7th grade, Lesson 5 - Area and Circumference of Circles. The modified comprehension check removes decimals and provides formulas and structured workspace for students. It does not say "TEST" anywhere on it so it may be used as a worksheet as well!

For the next step above two step equations, use this work mat to help your middle and high school math students solve multi-step algebraic equations! It can also be used as a graphic organizer or anchor chart. It is perfect for students who are just learning the skill or for special education students who need more structure when practicing the skill. In my special education math classroom, we laminate these charts and use them for repeated practice as students are learning the steps. Students a

Help your 5th and 6th grade math students divide fractions and KFC with this lovely work mat! Can be used in the classroom as a laminated work mat, a paper graphic organizer, or even made into an anchor chart for students to use. There are three versions included in this file-- the document comes with various levels of fried chicken for your students' entertainment :)

Included are 3 sets of 24 tasks cards focused on solving algebraic equations with variables on both sides. Each set has a different level of difficulty so you can differentiate your instruction, increase difficulty as you progress throughout your unit, or mix and match to play a fun review game! Can be used over the course of one lesson, two lessons, or three giving you up to 135 minutes of instructional material. Cards include some negatives and decimals.

This is a MODIFIED version of an iReady Comprehension Check designed for special education students. It is for Lesson 15 - Write Equivalent Expressions Involving Rational Numbers and Lesson 16 - Understand Reasons for Rewriting Expressions. The modified comprehension check combines lessons 15/16. It also removes decimals/fractions as well as negative numbers. It provides a structured workspace for students. It does not say "TEST" anywhere on it so it may be used as a worksheet as well!

This is a MODIFIED version of an iReady Comprehension Check designed for special education students. It is for Lesson 3 - Use Nets to Find Surface Area. The modified comprehension check removes decimals and provides formulas and structured workspace for students. It does not say "TEST" anywhere on it so it may be used as a worksheet as well! edit 10/07/25 - fixed two errors, eek!

Hi! I just created this new activity-- a Lego Mystery Build! It is self-checking yet hands-on, unlike the typical self-checking activities. I designed it for my learners with special needs who need more hands-on activities.

Help your students across grade levels with the division algorithm! If you have found, like I have, that students struggle with this algorithm no matter what grade they are in, this will be the work mat for you. So far this is a collection of 1 digit divisor graphic organizer/work mats for students both with and without remainders. This does NOT have directions for dividing decimals included but can be used for dividing decimals when directions are given verbally or otherwise. Please stay tuned

This is a MODIFIED version of an iReady Unit Test designed for special education students. It is for 8th grade, Lesson 6 - Describe Angle Relationships. The modified comprehension check removes decimals, only addresses supplementary, complimentary, vertical, and adjacent angles. It does have problems with algebra as well as problems without algebra. It does not say "TEST" anywhere on it so it may be used as a worksheet as well!

Use this graphic organizer for multi-digit multiplication or multiplication of decimals! It is a great support for students with special needs or students still learning the basics. In my classroom, I have taken the sheets and laminated them to make them into re-usable work mats. Included is: 2 by 1 digit 3 by 1 digit (good for multiplying money!) 2 by 2 digit 3 by 2 digit 4 by 2 digit 4 by 3 digit The product is a PDF. I'm not sure why it is listed as a JPEG.

Assess math goals with ease! This is a collection of digital versions of the free paper EasyCBM forms for progress monitoring 7th grade students and above with a mixture of grade level Number Operations, Algebra, and Geometry skills. The Google Forms are split into two pieces. The first piece is the assessment which is 16 questions. I have created an answer key for each one so that it SELF GRADES! Talk about easy! Then, it should allow students to view their grade and take them to a reflection c

use this activity with your students to practice Point-Slope form. Worksheet comes as an excel file with different options. You can have students draw given lines that hit each of the graphics on graph and find the intersecting point OR have students create their own lines that hit each of the graphics and write an equation for those lines. This is a quickly put together activity, I will go back and edit it for beauty and glamour over the break weekend :)

This is a MODIFIED version of an iReady Unit Test designed for special education students. It is for 6th grade, Lesson 5 - Write and Evaluate Expressions with Exponents. The modified comprehension check focuses heavily on procedural math and does not feature any word problems. It does not say "TEST" anywhere on it so it may be used as a worksheet as well!

This is a MODIFIED version of an iReady Comprehension Check designed for special education students. It is for Lesson 4 - Work with Algebraic Expressions. This modified version that includes structured work spaces, word banks, and math problems free from decimals and fractions. It does not say "TEST" anywhere on it so it may be used as a worksheet as well!

This is a MODIFIED version of an iReady Unit Test designed for special education students. It is for 7th grade, Unit 2 - Adding and Subtracting Integers. The modified comprehension check removes decimals, focuses on computation with digits between -10 and 10, and provides formulas, visuals, and structured workspace for students. It does not say "TEST" anywhere on it so it may be used as a worksheet as well!

For the next step above two step inequalities, use this work mat to help your middle and high school math students solve multi-step inequalities! It can also be used as a graphic organizer or anchor chart. It is perfect for students who are just learning the skill or for special education students who need more structure when practicing the skill. In my special education math classroom, we laminate these charts and use them for repeated practice as students are learning the steps. Students are a