The Wandering Variable

Students will solve and answer real-world systems of equation questions as they walk around the room as if they are in an art gallery.

You can use before you teach an inequality lesson or after you teach a lesson. This is a great way for students to practice matching a situation with an inequality and graph. You can have the students work alone or as a group depending on the time you have in class. I have the students work in groups in the cut and paste portion. This way there is less to copy and the students get a chance to work together. This helps them develop enhanced communication skills, problem-solving, deeper understa

This is a great experiment/activity in which see a visual aspect of real life quadratic equations. Students love to launch rockets and watch what happens. Once completed and discussed there is a worksheet to follow which they learn terminology such as vertex, the axis of symmetry, and maximum while using their TI-calculator.

This is a foldable book that makes taking notes easier for students. I have found that a foldable or small books work better in Geometry. I have students punch holes once the book is created and place in their binder.

This is a foldable book that makes taking notes easier for students. I have found that a foldable or small books work better in Geometry. I have students punch holes once the book is created and place in their binder.

This is a foldable book that makes taking notes easier for students. I have found that a foldable or small books work better in Geometry. I have students punch holes once the book is created and place in their binder.

I love doing different activities with my students. This one helps them practice writing equations from two points using slope-intercept form and or point slope form.

This is a Team-Pair-Solo Exit ticket. Every student gets a copy. They work on the first problem as a team, then the second problem as a pair and third problem on their own. There are 4 different versions.

Students will solve one step equations and match the appropriate squares.

This Homework worksheet goes along with Matching Inequality Activity. You can use it on its own or with the activity. It is great practice no matter what. You can use both worksheets as practice for one child or you can give half the class one and the other half the other.

Students will write the steps of 2-Step equations and they solve.

I use this with my Freshmen as interactive notes to put in their Notebooks I check every Chapter. This is a good way to teach graphing and introduce the Cartesian Plane. Then I would do a cut & paste activity with them. My students love doing activities rather than skill and drill.

I give this to my students when I am teaching them how to use a graphing calculator. TI put this in their notebook and they are able to look at it as a reference.