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Secondary math resources built for depth, clarity, and real classrooms. From concept-driven activities to structured units and test prep, everything here is designed with purpose. To quickly find what you need, use the search bar below the featured items or explore the categories along the left.
With over 35 years in the classroom, I understand how hectic teaching can be. My resources are designed to save you time while still supporting strong, meaningful math instruction.
A key focus of this store is college readiness and placement exams, with materials that help strengthen core math skills and build student confidence. You’ll also find engaging Algebra and Geometry lessons, along with targeted state math prep, to support a wide range of classroom needs.
My goal is to help you spend less time prepping and more time doing what you do best—teaching.
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Arithmetic Sequence Activity
This is a comprehensive look at arithmetic sequences. Each new practice page starts with a set of guided notes at the top of the page to help students understand the content. There are 4 practices, a mixed practice and a 10 question quiz. Take a look at what is contained in each piece: •Practice I – Important terminology is introduced such as term, sequence, common difference and arithmetic sequence. The student learns how to find certain terms and how to find the common difference. •Practice I
8th - 11th
Algebra, Algebra 2
CCSS, TEKS
HSF-BF.A.1a
, HSF-BF.A.2
, HSF-LE.A.2
+2
Right Triangle Altitude Theorem Lesson | Notes, Practice, Quiz & Geometric Mean
Teach the Right Triangle Altitude Theorem and geometric mean with this complete, teacher-ready Geometry lesson! This resource helps students understand how drawing an altitude in a right triangle creates three similar triangles, then guides them in using proportions, Corollary 1, and Corollary 2 to solve for missing side lengths and apply the geometric mean relationships in right triangles. This lesson uses a memorable Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and Baby Bear triangle model to help students visu
8th - 11th
Geometry
CCSS, TEKS
HSG-SRT.B.5
, MA.9-12.G.8.B
Conditional Statements - If Then Statements - Converse Inverse Contrapositive
This geometry lesson covers all the essentials, including conditional statements, hypotheses, conclusions, counterexamples, biconditionals, and the three related conditionals: converse, inverse, and contrapositive. The lesson starts with notes on these key terms. After practicing writing conditionals, students explore the “If p, then q” statement to grasp the concept of converse, inverse, and contrapositive. To assess comprehension, students engage in a writing activity where they explain the
8th - 11th
Geometry, Math
TEKS
MA.9-12.G.4.B
, MA.9-12.G.4.C
Nets | Cross Sections | Solids of Revolution
Don't lecture over 3-D Figures! Let students create a booklet! Teachers that love hands-on and interactive activities will want this resource. Let students work independently to discover and learn. They will enjoy creating "My Book of 3-D Figures" to become familiar with 3-dimensional shapes and their attributes. Students are given a cut-out page (or can look items up on the internet) and the book pages to tape and/or draw shapes and to write descriptions. The main focus of the book is to cov
8th - 10th
Geometry, Math
CCSS, TEKS
HSG-GMD.B.4
, MA.9-12.G.10.A
Solving Equations with Distributive Property and Variables on Boths Sides Lesson
Teach students to solve multi-step equations—including distributing, combining like terms, and variables on both sides—with a complete, ready-to-teach lesson. You’ll get a step-by-step PowerPoint, aligned guided notes, practice pages, a quiz, and self-checking Google Sheets activities so students get instant feedback while you save grading time. What’s Included • PowerPoint lesson with click-to-reveal teaching cues • Guided notes aligned to the slides • Practice pages for classwork or homewor
8th - 11th
Algebra, Algebra 2
TEKS
MA.8-9.A1.5.A
, MA.8-9.A1.5.B
Equations with Fractions Decimals No Solution and Infinite Solutions
Equipping students with the ability to confidently handle equations with decimals and fractions, as well as identify equations with no solution or infinite solutions is the focus of this lesson. Though often overlooked, mastering these skills is crucial as they frequently appear on college entrance exams and college placement tests. By incorporating this lesson into your teaching, you'll be ensuring your students are well-prepared for their future math classes and college readiness. The lesson
8th - 10th
Algebra, Algebra 2
TEKS
MA.8-9.A1.5.A
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Secondary math resources built for depth, clarity, and real classrooms. From concept-driven activities to structured units and test prep, everything here is designed with purpose. To quickly find what you need, use the search bar below the featured items or explore the categories along the left.
With over 35 years in the classroom, I understand how hectic teaching can be. My resources are designed to save you time while still supporting strong, meaningful math instruction.
A key focus of this store is college readiness and placement exams, with materials that help strengthen core math skills and build student confidence. You’ll also find engaging Algebra and Geometry lessons, along with targeted state math prep, to support a wide range of classroom needs.
My goal is to help you spend less time prepping and more time doing what you do best—teaching.
Teaching style
I've seen many teaching trends come and go, and I adapt to what I feel is best for my students at the time. I love using hands-on materials and work hard to differentiate my instruction to meet my students' needs.
Awards & shining teacher moments
I’ve been honored with both Teacher of the Year and Coach of the Year, but the recognition that matters most doesn’t come with a plaque. It’s the moments when former students reach out—like the one who served as a teleprompter operator during the Obama administration and now handles communications on a Navy ship. Others have become doctors, engineers, and surveyors. As educators, we plant seeds we may not see bloom for years. Hearing their stories reminds me why we do what we do—and why it’s always worth it.
My own education history
BS in Mathematics for 6-12 from Texas Wesleyan University.
Master's in Curriculum and Instruction in Mathematics from University of Texas at Arlington.
Additional biographical information
My greatest joy is my family; they are what keeps me going. I also love to travel and enjoy helping my husband work on his classic cars.
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