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A quick one pager of notes for quick reference when teaching order of operations.

Powerpoint that gives the steps on how to find the GCF of two or more numbers using prime factorization

This powerpoint goes along with the guided notes for prime factorization that I also have listed if you need it. There is a slide at the end with ten classwork problems.

Powerpoint that goes over the steps on how to find LCM of two or more numbers using prime factorizations

This is a matching game in which students have an envelope with squares that have algebraic expressions on them. Their task is to make several groups of like terms (combining like terms) with the different squares of algebraic expressions.

Guided notes to use along with GCF powerpoint. Students can fill in the blanks as they listen to the powerpoint/lesson being given.

These are notes to pass out to students to follow along during lesson. I use these for students who have trouble taking notes in my classes and they can fill in the blanks.

students match the square root to its simplified answer (page needs to be cut by educator and put in envelope for students to match)

Steps on how to Graph equations in the form Ax + By= C

Mini lesson that shows students how to multiply binomials using an area model

Shows students how to find percentage of a group by using a percent table

Shows students about the pythagorean theorem, pythagorean triples, and the converse of the pythagorean theorem.

students can learn about how to find the area of a sector

Guided notes for students to go along with the LCM powerpoint

students can learn how to find the central angle of a circle and find the measure of an arc

shows students step by step how to solve systems of equations by elimination

Students can learn about how to find the area of a parallelogram and the sum of the angles in a parallelogram

students can learn about the different types of triangles, the sum of the angle, and the area of a triangle

students can learn about line, angles, and how to use a protractor

This chart has the prime numbers from 2 to 997