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High school algebra outlines for Google Apps
Big Ideas Algebra 1 Chapter 5 Note Taking Guide
This note taking template follows the Big Ideas Algebra 1 textbook (2022). The note-taking sheets can be used as a part of whole class lecture, or for students to fill out while reading through the book independently. I use digital assignments or assignments in the textbook. To print, make sure you chose "fit to printable area" to eliminate bleed-off.Note: I did not include all writing questions from Self-Assessments. Also, I chose not to add the final Modeling Real-Life Example from Lesson 5-
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8th - 10th
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Big Ideas Algebra 1 Chapter 3 Note Taking Guide
This note taking template follows the Big Ideas Algebra 1 textbook (2022). The note-taking sheets can be used as a part of whole class lecture, or for students to fill out while reading through the book independantly. I use digital assignments or assignments in the textbook. Therefore, the workspace at the end of some sections is helpful for my students. To print, make sure you chose "fit to printable area" to eliminate bleed-off.
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9th - 11th
Big Ideas Algebra 1 Chapter 6 Guided Note Taking Guide
This note taking template follows the Big Ideas Algebra 1 textbook (2022). The note-taking sheets can be used as a part of whole class lecture, or for students to fill out while reading through the book independantly. To print, make sure you chose "fit to printable area" to eliminate bleed-off.
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8th - 11th
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Getting to Know Desmos / Desmos Tips + 7th - 9th Grade Practice Questions
This detailed walkthrough assists students in navigating the desmos online graphing calculator through a series of guided prompts and questions. An editable google doc, printable pdf, answer key, and link to a preserved desmos key are all included.The topics/tools explored in the document are:Using desmos as a scientific calculatorHaving multiple entries/Clearing entriesUsing fractions, Exponents, and RootsGraphing linear equations, polynomial functions, and linear inequalitiesCreating tables to
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8th - 10th
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Big Ideas Algebra 1 Chapter 4 Note Taking Guide
This note taking template follows the Big Ideas Algebra 1 textbook (2022). The note-taking sheets can be used as a part of whole class lecture, or for students to fill out while reading through the book independantly. I use digital assignments or assignments in the textbook. To print, make sure you chose "fit to printable area" to eliminate bleed-off.FYI- I did not include Absolute Value Piecewise Functions at the end of Lesson 4-7
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8th - 10th
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Solving Compound Inequalities - Lesson
This is a great lesson set up for regular Algebra 2 students to prepare them for solving Absolute Value Inequalities. The lesson is broken down into two parts (Compound Inequalities and Special Cases with Compound Inequalities). Included is a Warm Up, Notes, Assignment, and Exit Ticket for each part. It also includes keys for the Warm Up, Notes, and Assignment.This lesson is designed to pair well with Delta Math. If you use Delta Math, this lesson would go well with the following topics:- Com
Solving Absolute Value Equations - Lesson
This is a great lesson set up for regular Algebra 2 students to teach them how to solve Absolute Value Equations. Included is a Warm Up, Notes, Assignment, and Exit Ticket. It also includes keys for the Warm Up, Notes, and Assignment.This lesson is designed to pair well with Delta Math. If you use Delta Math, this lesson would go well with the following topics:- Absolute Value Equations (Basic) L1- Absolute Value Equations (Basic) L2- Absolute Value Equations (Level 1)- Absolute Value Equations
Graphing Absolute Value Equations - Lesson
This is a great lesson set up for regular Algebra 2 students to teach them how to graph Absolute Value Equations. Included is a Warm Up, Notes, Assignment, and Exit Ticket. It also includes keys for the Warm Up, Notes, and Assignment.This lesson is designed to pair well with Delta Math. If you use Delta Math, this lesson would go well with the following topics:- Plot Points & Graph Absolute Value Function (No Table Given)- Plot Points & Graph Absolute Value Function (Table Given)
Factoring Quadratics - Review of All Types Google Slides
This set of 25 slides is PERFECT for your review of Factoring and Solving Quadratics at the end of a unit. Each slide includes animations that present the next step of the factoring when clicked on presentation mode. Factoring with a>1 includes both box method and grouping method to match your teaching. This review includes examples of each of the following types of factoring: GCF OnlyWhen a=1When a=1, With GCFWhen a>1When a>1, With GCFDifference of SquaresPerfect Squares
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8th - 9th
Function Attributes Foldable (Editable)
1 page fill-in-the-blank foldable covers the definition of a function, domain and range, increasing decreasing, and minimum and maximum. Contains a PDF version, editable Google Doc version, and a key.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Classifying Rational and Irrational Numbers Reference Sheet
This reference sheet is the perfect guide for any student struggling to classify rational and irrational numbers. This reference sheet can be edited, printed, or shared as a digital version! Great for special education students or students who need extra support!
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8th - 9th
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Distance Formula Drag 'n Drop
In this activity, students practice using the Distance Formula through a set of guided practice questions. Students are given a question and simply "drag 'n drop" the correct numbers into place to show their work!There are 4 questions included in this assignment. The answer key is also included. Make sure you cut out the answer key slides before assigning this to students!If you liked this, be sure to check out my Midpoint Formula Drag 'n Drop as well!Note: To edit the content of the slides, sim
Editable Factoring Methods Flowchart Graphic Organizer Algebra 1 Freebie
This Algebra 1 freebie includes a Factoring Methods Flowchart Graphic Organizer in pdf and editable file for use with Canva. Print or post this flowchart immediately or use the Canva file to edit it to meet your needs!Easily distribute digitally via your preferred LMS. Perfect for distance learning!Connect with me!Instagram: @teach.coach.run.repeatEmail: teachcoachrunrepeat@gmail.comBlog: www.teachcoachrunrepeat.comDon't forget to leave a review so you can earn TPT credit!
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Algebra 1 Factoring Unit Bundle of Digital and Printable Activities!
Linear vs. Nonlinear | Interactive Google Slides | Guided Notes
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.
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7th - 10th
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Midpoint Formula Guided Practice Drag 'n Drop
In this activity, students practice using the Midpoint Formula through a set of guided practice questions. Students are given a question and simply "drag 'n drop" the correct numbers into place to show their work! The answer key is included. Make sure you cut out those slides before assigning to students!There are 9 questions. #1-3: Find the midpoint given two points.#4-6: Find the midpoint given a graphed line segment.#7-9: Find the missing endpoint given the midpoint and other endpoint. Note:
Delta Math Algebra 1 Skills Checklist
Use this tool to check off the skills you've already assigned on Delta Math to help keep track! You can even write how many questions you assigned from each section just to keep track and/or make copies per class, then for the following year, go to version history and restore it from the original!
The Exponent Postcard: Blank Template
*THIS IS THE BLANK TEMPLATE FOR STUDENTS*Need a hands on fun project for your students? Struggling with the Laws of Exponents? Look no further than "The Exponent Postcard".Students will choose an Exponent Rule to describe in the form of a Post Card! They will provide two examples of the rule they chose and the rule itself with the "math definition". The rules are all explained on the rubric!This is an extremely fun project that should last two days. (Two 40 minute periods)
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7th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Exponent Postcard Bundle
Notes: Polynomial Operations (+/-/x)
NO PREP, READY TO USE RESOURCE!These notes on polynomial operations include how to add, subtract, and mulitply polynomials. Also included in the notes is vocabulary related to polynomials and how to write polynomials in standard form.
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9th - 12th
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Order of Operations Organizational Chart
A great chart to use to introduce PEMDAS and support learners who are struggling.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Rational/Irrational Numbers Intro PowerPoint
This Google Slides is designed to give the basics of Rational and Irrational numbers-to be used as the introduction to this lesson. Can also be used as a platform for guided notes.
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6th - 9th
Also included in:Â Rational and Irrational Number BUNDLE
Graph Systems in Slope-Intercept Form Template
This is a template I use to teach students to graph systems while they are already in slope intercept form. I have found this very useful and helpful to my students in processing the steps.
Grades:
8th - 10th
Parts of a Graph and Graphing Guided Notes
These notes are for anywhere from 7th - 9th-grade math. I personally use these notes in my high school math classroom as a review of the different basic parts of a graph and how to graph an equation at the beginning of the year.
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7th - 10th
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Math-Multiple Choice Strategy Outline with Review Questions
My students struggle with any multiple choice standardized math question.(or any multiple choice test question!!)I posted a very wordy multiple choice question on my board and asked students to read it quietly for 2 minutes and then asked: "How many of you lost interest half-way through this problem and would just say choice C sounds good?"Almost every single one of my students raised their hand!!!My students struggle with multiple choice math problems and I needed to find a way to help them!!!
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7th - 12th
Factoring Trinomials Student Scaffold - The Small Group Guru
This highly-successful scaffold guides students through a proven method of factoring quadratic trinomials. I will use the distribution method of multiplying two binomials to demonstrate that this scaffold is 'UNDOING' this process. You can print 4 copies on a single page to give students multiple scaffolds for practicing factoring.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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