The Resource Math Corner

Simplified Positive and Negative intervals notes for an Algebra or Algebra Support class! We break down the intervals by identifying visually, then adding the intervals in!

A quick cut and paste activity where students match the algebraic expression to the description! Have them cut the bottom off and glue each expression down. With some prep, could easily be used as a warm up!

A "cheat sheet" pamphlet helping students learn slope-intercept form. Simply print, copy to both sides, and fold!

This is a notes sheet for adding, subtracting, and multiplying polynomials. It does not have examples, it is more of a helpful guide for students when learning these concepts. It is a great reference for students to use

This is an assignment that lets students see the difference between a linear set of data and an exponential set of data.

An activity that helps students explore basic statistics and create a box plot and a dot plot!

This project helps students learn how to budget and learn to live on their own.

A sheet with notes and practice for finding the common ratio and the next three terms in a geometric sequence.

A quick activity to assess student understanding of adding and multiplying polynomials. Students will use their knowledge of polynomial operations to determine area and perimeter of different sections of Farmer Bob's farm! A quick activity and great for an Algebra Support class.

A quick assessment of student understanding of quadratic functions in standard form. Asks students for the Axis of Symmetry, Zeros, Vertex, y-intercept, and if the graph opens facing up or facing down.

Print these inequality task cards to help your students review different applications of inequalities. Print onto cardstock or laminate and use over and over! Cut the cards and number the back however works best for you, then have students select a card at random one at a time.

Notes on evaluating functions from a graph or from an equation!

A quick project for students to explore mean, median, mode, and range in a real-life setting! Can be used as an all-period activity (where students can ask faculty members, custodians, cafeteria staff, etc.) or can be a quick homework activity for students to do over the course of a week and can involve their friends!

An activity where students create their own right triangle and find the side lengths and angle measures!

A set of notes to help teach mean, median, and mode!

Simplified notes on adding & subtracting polynomials!

Simplified notes explaining using the box method to multiply binomials!

This is a short activity to help students practice their beginning algebra vocabulary!

Basic solving equations review. Includes equations and word problems.