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Exponent game in a pirate game format.

All-in-one slope notes page is intended to be used as a reference and reminder sheet for students to refer back to throughout a unit. Concepts can be added to the organizer as they are introduced throughout the unit. Includes space to record how to find slope from tables, points & an equation. Slope tells us about rate of change, the direction, and steepness of a graph. Relates types of lines, types of equations & types of slope. Happy solving from the miss jude math! shop

Tables of 6, 7, 8 and 9 in Your Hands: At the age of 8 I had to learn the multiplying tables. I've never been good at memorizing lists or tables. It was easy to learn the tables from 1 to 5 but from 6 to 9 it seemed to be way more complicated... A year later I heard this t…

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My first cooperating teacher at the high school level shared with me this method of teaching slope. After introducing what slope was, we asked the students to draw a tree in their notes. However, they couldn't draw just any tree. Instead, they would learn how to draw a special kind of tree. After drawing the above tree on the board without the labels, the students commenced to criticize the tree and say how it looked more like an arrow than a tree. Luckily, it really doesn't bother me when…

Jeopardy review game for Functions in Algebra. Topics covered: determine, evaluate, write equations from word problems, find domain and range, and writing equations from tables.

Writing slope-intercept form equations notes- Awesome graphic organizers

One page notes worksheet for Inequalities Unit.

Free task cards activity for graphing and writing equations for vertex form parabolas.

These Pre-Algebra Worksheets allow you to produce unlimited numbers of dynamically created linear functions worksheets.

Wowzers! Can you believe that we've been doing this for 12 weeks? Sometimes I wonder if I'll make it through the year, but honestly, the idea of #Made4Math helps to keep me going. It forces me to blog every week AND it forces me to try to be creative in some way every week. Project #1 - Stations Activity Last year, Julie had posted about using acrylic frames for her stations activities. Since I like to do stations, I was intrigued. In the past, my students had really struggled with stations…

In this partner activity, students practice using the substitution method to solve four challenging systems of equations. Partner 1 will do the problem in the left column while Partner 2 coaches. Then, Partner 2 will do the problem in the right column while partner 1 coaches. Students repeat the pro...