Total Proof Teaching

I use this game to make going over worksheets fun and engaging. I label the questions before going over the worksheet and based on their answers, that determines what question we go over. It has also helped communication between students and create a class community. They enjoyed discussing and trying to "figure out" the correct answers. These Google Slides have gifs, images, and bitmoji to engage the students.

This is a digital lesson planner for the school year of 2021-2022. It includes a calendar overview, a week at a glance, and individual lessons. Every lesson, calendar, week at a glance is linked in multiple ways throughout the planner. It also includes fun gifs to make planning duties and holidays a little bit more fun. This planner is BOHO-themed: light pink, rainbows, and greenery.

This is a digital lesson planner for the school year of 2021-2022. It includes a calendar overview, a week at a glance, and individual lessons. Every lesson, calendar, week at a glance is linked in multiple ways throughout the planner. It also includes fun gifs to make planning duties and holidays a little bit more fun. This planner is BOHO-themed: light pink, rainbows, and greenery.

This is a Google Slides interactive notebook that covers parallelograms, rectangles, rhombus, squares, trapezoids, and kites. This Google slide acts just like a notebook. It has "tabs" that will take you directly to the topic you are wanting to discuss, a spot to list all the properties, correlating examples for each property of the quadrilateral being discussed that day, and a table of contents for easy reference, color coordinated for each quadrilateral, and an entire list of links to free pra

This is a Google Slides Interactive Notebook where the students will drag and drop each point on the graph to create the line. It includes identifying the slope and y-intercept and having to solve for y using adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing.

This is a Google Slides guided notes that have 10 total examples: 5 tables, 4 graphs (with interactive plotting of the points), and 2-word problems. Each question has a fun drag and drop arrow to determine if the relationship is a linear or nonlinear relation. This total Google Slide comes with a student copy with fill-in-the-blank definitions and "click to work" boxes and an answer key with each answer and work for each slide.

I use this game to make going over worksheets fun and engaging. I label the questions before going over the worksheet and based on their answers, that determines what question we go over. It has also helped communication between students and create a class community. They enjoyed discussing and trying to "figure out" the correct answers. These Google Slides have gifs, images, and bitmoji to engage the students.

I use this game to make going over worksheets fun and engaging. I label the questions before going over the worksheet and based on their answers, that determines what question we go over. It has also helped communication between students and create a class community. They enjoyed discussing and trying to "figure out" the correct answers. These Google Slides have gifs, images, and bitmoji to engage the students.

I use this game to make going over worksheets fun and engaging. I label the questions before going over the worksheet and based on their answers, that determines what question we go over. It has also helped communication between students and create a class community. They enjoyed discussing and trying to "figure out" the correct answers. These Google Slides have gifs, images, and bitmoji to engage the students.

This is a 10 question document of SAT and ACT about triangles. Concepts covered in this document are triangle angle sum theorem, classifying by sides and angles, congruent statements, exterior angle theorem, isosceles triangle theorem, and shortcuts to prove triangles are congruent.

This is a point-slope review interactive Google Slides Notebook. It comes with 6 questions: given a point and slope, given two points, given a graph, given a table, and putting point-slope form into slope-intercept form. It has "click to add work" spaces and space for the final answer.

I use this game to make going over worksheets fun and engaging. I label the questions before going over the worksheet and based on their answers, that determines what question we go over. It has also helped communication between students and create a class community. They enjoyed discussing and trying to "figure out" the correct answers. These Google Slides have gifs, images, and bitmoji to engage the students.

This is a Google Slide that can be used as Guided Notes and Practice. It includes the PearDeck extensions already imbed in the Google Slides for feedback on the Guided Notes section and the practice section. The Guided Notes have a Geogebra activity, definition, and 4 practice problems (including a word problem). . The practice incorporates a game called "Run the Play" with 11 questions where you create teams and a "player" has to write the correct answers that the "coaches" tell them to write d