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I have over 25 years of experience working with and encouraging high school students to be successful in math! I have taught everything from Pre-Algebra concepts to Pre-Calculus and every student from the Pre-AP high achievers to those that are repeating a course. I love getting the average student to realize that they can be good at math, that it isn't a horrible thing, and actually enjoy coming to class! If you have any questions about any of the resources in my store, please let me know by asking a question (under the "ask a question tab") or send an email directly to <strong>SecondaryMathSolutions@gmail.com</strong>.
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Preview of Prime Factorization Activity (Cut & Paste)

Prime Factorization Activity (Cut & Paste)

This is a fun activity for the student to practice finding the prime factorization of numbers. The student is given 2 different question paths and 18 rectangles to cut out. The top of the rectangle has the answer to the prime factorization question and the bottom of the rectangle contains the next number to find the prime factorization of. A lot of the questions use the same prime numbers in the answer to make the activity more difficult. All of the numbers in the questions are less than 150.
Preview of Combining Like Terms Practice

Combining Like Terms Practice

This is a double-sided worksheet providing practice with combining like terms. The front contains 6 combining like terms examples that get more difficult as the student moves down the page. I teach my students to use shapes and/or colors when combining like terms, so the font is larger on these problems. The back contains four application questions where the student is given a polygon with monomial or binomial side lengths and asked to find the perimeter of each. Great for practice of combining
Preview of Translating Expressions Foldable

Translating Expressions Foldable

This is a foldable covering translating expressions. The student puts the foldable together with some cuts and a fold and then fills in the inside of the foldable with words that mean to add, subtract, multiply, divide and equal to. Then they complete some examples. Directions and photos of completed foldable included. 4 pages. You may also like my Translating Expressions Coloring Activity. © 2015 Secondary Math Solutions This purchase is for one teacher and for classroom use only. All rights
Preview of Adding and Subtracting Mixed Numbers Coloring Activity

Adding and Subtracting Mixed Numbers Coloring Activity

This is a one-sided practice page with 10 questions over adding and subtracting mixed numbers. Some of the questions have common denominators and some of them do not. Please download the preview to see the questions. After adding or subtracting, the student chooses the correct answer from four possibilities and then uses their answer to color a tessellation design. Coloring is calming and makes the work more fun. Key included. Looking for more coloring activities like this one? Check out my P
Preview of Adding and Subtracting Integers Coloring Activity

Adding and Subtracting Integers Coloring Activity

This is a one-sided practice page with 10 questions over adding and subtracting integers. After adding or subtracting, the student chooses the correct answer from four possibilities and then uses their answer to color a tessellation design. Coloring is calming and makes the work more fun. Key included. © 2016 Secondary Math Solutions This purchase is for one teacher and for classroom use only. All rights reserved. No part of this product may be reproduced, transmitted or distributed without e
Preview of Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, Dividing Integers Activity

Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, Dividing Integers Activity

This is a fun activity over Integer Operations. There are 12 questions total covering adding, subtracting, multiplying & dividing integers. Questions are very similar to make it more challenging (example: 3 - 5 and -3 - 5). The questions are posted around the room. Question is posted on the outside and answer choices (multiple choice) are posted under the flap. As the student answers the questions, they gather letters that can be unscrambled to form three common math words. Directions, answ
Preview of Improper Fractions to/from Mixed Numbers Coloring Activity

Improper Fractions to/from Mixed Numbers Coloring Activity

This is a one-sided practice page with 12 questions over converting back and forth between mixed numbers and improper fractions. There are 6 questions of each type. All denominators are either 3, 4 or 5 to make the work a bit more challenging. After converting, the student finds their answer in the tessellation design and colors it. If you're going to color, it might as well be math! Key included. Looking for more coloring activities like this one? Check out my Pre-Algebra Skills Coloring Bun
Preview of Order of Operations Coloring Activity

Order of Operations Coloring Activity

This is a one-sided practice page with 9 questions over simplifying expressions by using the order of operations. The questions start off easy and get harder. The first 3 questions can all be simplified with 2 steps. The next 3 questions need 3 steps to simplify and the last 3 questions need 4 steps to simplify. All questions are written such that no subtraction leads to a negative number - great for the beginner! After simplifying, students use a coloring key to color a tessellation design.
Preview of Adding and Subtracting Fractions Coloring Activity

Adding and Subtracting Fractions Coloring Activity

This is a one-sided practice page with 16 questions over adding and subtracting fractions. Some of the questions have common denominators and some of them do not. All fractions are proper, however, and there are no mixed numbers. Some answers will need to be reduced. After adding or subtracting, the student finds their answer in the tessellation design and colors it. Coloring is calming and makes the work more fun. Key included. Looking for more coloring activities like this one? Check out my
Preview of Multiplication Facts Maze

Multiplication Facts Maze

I created this fun maze because I noticed that the middle school students that I was working with did not know their multiplication facts! Great for centers and extra practice! The student starts at the beginning and colors in the correct arrows until they get to the end. They'll have to answer 14 multiplication facts questions total on each maze. 2 mazes and key included. © 2019 Secondary Math Solutions This purchase is for one teacher and for classroom use only. All rights reserved. No part
Preview of Solving One-Step Equations Coloring Activity

Solving One-Step Equations Coloring Activity

Solving One-Step Equations TEKS Aligned: 6.10A This is a one-sided practice page with 10 questions over solving one-step equations.. After solving, the student chooses the correct answer from three possibilities and then uses their answer to color a tessellation design. Coloring is calming and makes the work more fun. Space to show their work is included. The design is extended so that they can keep coloring if they want. Key included. Looking for more coloring activities like this one? Check
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About the store

Experience

I have over 25 years of experience working with and encouraging high school students to be successful in math! I have taught everything from Pre-Algebra concepts to Pre-Calculus and every student from the Pre-AP high achievers to those that are repeating a course. I love getting the average student to realize that they can be good at math, that it isn't a horrible thing, and actually enjoy coming to class! If you have any questions about any of the resources in my store, please let me know by asking a question (under the "ask a question tab") or send an email directly to <strong>SecondaryMathSolutions@gmail.com</strong>.

Teaching style

My goal is to make math easy to learn by making it engaging and fun with foldables, activities and games. In addition, I tend to make notes and practice sheets that are very focused on the specific skill or skills (sometimes pre-requisite) that need to be developed so that the student can be successful. My resources reflect this. In addition, the students that I teach are on-level or below and usually struggle with math and/or don't like it. My approach is to start with where they are and what they know and bring them up from there. My resources reflect this and do not contain too many tricky numbers or super high-level questions because I want to keep them engaged and feeling successful. Finally, I try to vary the approach and not do the same thing from day to day (notes, game, activity, foldable, etc.). Therefore, my store contains a variety of resources for each unit.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Who's Who Among America's High School Teachers, nominated 3 times by students; Team Leader; Teacher of the Month; Instructional Specialist; Academic Specialist &amp; Math Interventionist

My own education history

Bachelors in Mathematics from the University of North Texas; M.Ed from the University of Texas A &amp; M - Commerce

Additional biographical information

Math is beautiful and is all around us! Let's get our students to love math as well! www.SecondaryMathSolutions.com