Algebra

Focus your Back-to-School energy on the most important things first! This list of Eight Things that Should be at the Top of Teachers' To-Do Lists at the Beginning of the Year will help teachers make the most of their weeks leading up to school. This list will give you the biggest return on your investments.

Graphing calculator reference sheet for the TI-84 calculator. Students understand how to evaluate a function by calculating function, graphing and a table.

Teachers need all the end of year ideas they can get! These are eight mistakes teachers make at the end of the year! Don't make them!

TEACHER: And that is how you find the MIN/MAX on your calculator. *BOOM* Drop the mic! STUDENT: What do I put in Y1? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ No more of this! Give your students a great reference sheet to put in their notebook and NEVER ask you the keystrokes again!

A FREE reference sheet for graphing rational functions.

The properties of exponents foldable helps students work with the different operations of exponents. Algebra 1 students will work with zero exponents, negative exponents, parentheses, adding and subtracting exponents, multiplying exponents, raising a power to a power, dividing exponents, and multi-step exponent problems. This exponents flip book also makes a great test review for algebra 1 state tests are staar!

My 7th grade math students loved this activity! This was the perfect card sort activity to get my 7th grade math students working hands on with rational numbers (Rational, Integers, & Whole). Classifying rational numbers is such a tricky skill for most middle school math students but this 7th grade math worksheet made it so much easier. I will definitely be doing this activity again next year!

Practicing multiplying fractions is so helpful for students to retain these skills. Playing battleship is such a fun way to review! Perfect for in the classroom or distance learning.

iStep is a great way for students to verbally communicate math concepts. Perfect activity for your Algebra class! This one is covers two-step inequalities.

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Getting to know your students is important, but it's important for them to know you, too! This editable Meet the Teacher matches the student version and will help your students know more about you! Scoop it up before Back to School time! Have a great school year!

Middle School Math Man: Math is Everywhere (A First-Week Math Project for Upper Grades)

A real world project comparing different growth rates of trees. Students analyze linear systems of equations and graph the results.

Find the vertical asymptote, horizontal asymptote and hole of a rational function on the graphing calculator using this reference sheet. Easy to follow steps!

Students use this graphing calculator reference sheet to graph linear functions. They learn how to adjust the window, find the x and y-intercept, evaluate an x-value, and view the table. Very useful tool when beginning to use the TI-84 calculator.