We Talk Math

Compare side by side box and whisker plots by answering 11 True/False questions.

Activity that allows students to teach themselves by sorting the scatterplots in a way that makes sense to themselves.

Use area models to interpret quadratic algebraic expressions. Works well with The Mathematics Assessment Project: Interpreting Algebraic Expressions

Unit 1 Sequences Word Wall or card sort

The Datafish in Lake Statistica, a Statistics Activity From Normal Calculations to a Sampling Distribution Includes review of the z-table and formulas. Compare a sample of size n=1 to a sample of n=10 Let your students develop and demonstrate their understanding of Normal Calculations and the use of sampling distributions by filling in the textboxes on Google Slides

Cut apart the cards and make a domino train matching the cards to the answer. Students practice reading box and whisker plots, histograms, and ogives.

Algebra 1 Vocabulary Word Wall for Linear & Exponential Functions. Unit 2 of Open Up Resources

I Can Statements for Sequences Unit--Open Up Resources Visual Instruction Plan Word Wall Poster Booklet

Sort the symbols used by the College Board and their meanings

Find at least two solutions to each number sentence. Think creatively and have fun! Low floor to high ceiling math task Open algebraic equations include linear, quadratic, rational, exponential, absolute value. Solutions can be found by inspection or guess and check Open-middle activity Floor to Ceiling Entry points

Match the statements to the box and whisker plots. Justify your answers by describing the quantities and relationships shown in the graphs.

Print slides for anchor posters Play animated slides to see zero pairs Help your students understand the rules of integers! Understand the WHY!

End of the year awards for students

Where should we park the car? How can a linear function describe the situation at each of 3 parking garages? How do tables help us organize the information? How do graphs help us see a visual of the information?

Visualize--Don't memorize ! Understand operations with integers with Fire and Ice

The distributive property can be shown through 4 different representations. The 4 pictures show the distributive property as multiplication, area model, bar model and repeated addition.

What does the Distributive Property look like?

Match the integer cards How do we add and subtract integers? What does it mean to subtract a negative? Don't memorize rules! Make sense of the math!

Formula Posters for Arithmeitc and Geometric Sequences Unit 1 of Open Up resources

Students don't always see what we see? What do they see? Ask students to sort the line cards into 2 different groups. What are the characteristics of each group? You'll be amazed at what kids see first--it probably is NOT slope and y-intercept, but they will learn to tune in to these two key features.