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This product is a unit plan Topics covered in this unit will include: • addition of polynomials • subtraction of polynomials • multiplication of monomials and polynomials (distributive property) • division of monomials and polynomials • multiplication of binomials

This 5 lesson packet of NYS Regents based questions is created for high school Geometry students to learn about translations, reflections, rotations, sequencing rigid motions, and constructing translations and reflections using a compass and a straightedge. It is designed for the teacher to guide the students through the packet (unless you choose to use it as regents-prep at the end of the year). Each of the 5 lessons are designed to take one 45 minute period to complete. Of course that depen

Common Core Geometry: This quiz was designed for my students to utilize the notes that were given to them in the week leading up to this assessment. The quiz is mostly accessing their knowledge of rigid motions as well as reflecting over a line (and drawing the line y = x and y = -x). I added a bonus question for my students which was about an AIM from the beginning of the year. I informed my students that this quiz will greatly benefit students who are organized and maintain well-written note

Every year it is a struggle to find exciting ways to prepare for the NYS Common Core Geometry Regents Exam. This year, I decided to use one quadrilateral as a basis for asking many different types of questions spanning several units. This is certainly not a one-and-done preparation for the regents exam, but it does offer thought-provoking questions that involve constructions, critical thinking, and writing as well. I hope you find it useful in your Geometry classrooms!

This 6th grade math practice includes translating algebraic and numeric expressions, expressing exponents in word form, expanded form, etc., performing the indicated operation using PEMDAS, and other important 6th grade math concepts.

This is an easy-read, explicit directions for students who need help and steps for setting up their "let statements" for consecutive integer problems.

This product is a quiz given on functions and slope. It assesses the students understanding of using the vertical line test, identifying the domain and range, and computing the slope given two points.

Within this document are the circle theorems and locus theorems. The main use for this would be as a study tool in preparation for the end of the year exams!

This product is a template to use with your students to help them identify the corresponding angles, alternate interior angles, etc. It provides them with spaces to put their responses so that they know how many answers they will get for each section. Just be sure to specify "1 PAIR of angles per box"

This is a general review sheet as a tool to prepare for the end of the year exam in Algebra. Students will fill in the key points necessary.. example: fill in the formula for the axis of symmetry..

This product is a quiz given on scatter plots, plotting points, and line of best fit.

This was a quiz given on the distance formula for high school geometry.

This is an a formula sheet for volume, lateral area, and surface area for all of the 3D shapes studied in Geometry!

This worksheet contains 5 practice triangle inequality questions from the Geometry curriculum.

This is one page step-by-step unique process of solving systems of equations.

This is list of the basic definitions needed for geometry, chapter 1.

This is a short, quick worksheet on negations and conjunctions. This could easily be used as an exit slip after teaching a lesson. It involves making a truth table, using symbols and words.

This worksheet has just 2 problems for students to practice solving consecutive integer problems as per the Integrated Algebra curriculum.