Taylor Hall

Based off the rules of the well-known games of Apples to Apples, Cards Against Humanity, and Charty Party, this game helps students analyze graphs in a fun game. Unlike Charty Party and Cards Against Humanity, this game includes only student-relevant and child-appropriate topics (boogers, poop, puke, and farts are still allowed!) In each round, the judge grabs a graph card and places it for all players to see. Players then submit one Y-Axis card that they believe matches the graph. The judge dec

8 Google slides all about identifying functions. Bonus first slide helps students discover what makes a function a function. Then students use the CER (claim evidence reasoning) model to justify if a relation is a function. Students use set/mapping diagrams, graphs, and tables as evidence. Slides include sentence frames/starters great for EL students or students with IEP's. Could be used as a live lesson or assigned as homework. I used them as bellwork questions over the course of a couple of we

This project guides students through the idea of slope through exploring ADA requirements for slope. This project gets students to dig deeper into social justice issues. You can also use the free slides available in my store to go along with it. The preview of this resource shows half of the worksheet.

This is a self-paced Nearpod activity for students to practice using ratios. The activity is based on TikTok videos by Kenyon Lee (see https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/math/a34993470/tiktok-height-guy-math-videos/#:~:text=Kenyon%20Lee%2C%20who%20runs%20the,in%20an%20academic%20research%20paper) Students review ratios and then are guided step by step through the process of finding someone's height from their chosen video (or photo). The end product is a Flipgrid short video similar to Lee

PowerPoint for lesson on scale factor through Phineas and Ferb video clip. Ideally would be purchased with worksheet as a bundle, 2 day lesson 30-40 minutes each day. Fits 7th grade standard on scale factor: finding scale factor, using scale factor to find actual and scaled measurements, converting from one scale to another.

I have class jenga sets where each block has a number. This worksheet goes along with that game. Before drawing a block students must solve the matching problem. An answer key is provided. This could also be used as a worksheet for repetitive practice problems.

2 day lesson on scale factor for 7th grade

Worksheet corresponds to powerpoint.

fits 7th grade number sense standard on operating with signed numbers. Adding and subtracting whole numbers, decimals, and fractions. Students solve the problems in the bottom boxes, and color in the answers in the grid accordingly. Students won't know what the image is just by coloring the different numbers in with different colors, which encourages them to work through the problems.

This project guides students through a project exploring ramps at their school and if they meet the legal requirement of slope provided by the ADA. These slides go along with the worksheet which is a paid material, but could be used alone as well.

One step equations using inverse operations notes and practice. Separated into the 4 operations. Ideal for students with learning disabilities.

This quick form allows students to reflect on their behaviors and what came before. This helps teachers and admin understand students and help begin the conversation to restore the classroom peace. There are 4 reflection questions, plus 2 questions asking the student's first and last name for easy sorting. Originally created for a 9th grade classroom. Questions could be adjusted to be more easily understood by younger students. Your purchase will grant you immediate access to a PDF version. Plea

Student play in groups of 3-5. One student at a time holds up one of the vocabulary words on their forehead. The other group members give hints so that the student holding the card can guess what it says. This game develops and reviews statistics vocabulary. Recommend printing on cardstock so that you can't read the words through the paper.

Statistics project rubric. Throughout our statistics unit students completed small parts to the project, then I gave 50 minutes in class time for students to complete a poster summarizing their work. This is the 2 column rubric used.

These exit tickets were created for a 9th grade math classroom, but could work with any middle/high school subject.