Ideas for teaching one- and two-step inequalities - including activities and common misconceptions to avoid in your math classroom.

This is a resource for reviewing Solving Systems of Equations using all 3 methods: Graphing, Elimination and Substitution. 7 problems are set up for the Graphing Method; 6 problems are set up for the Elimination Method; 3 problems are set up for the Subst

This past week in class we started my FAVORITE type of math to teach! ALGEBRA!! I'm not sure what I love so much about it, but I just think that the possibilities are ENDLESS with the fun things that you can do with it! I remember when I was in school and was in Algebra-it was book/paper activities ALL. THE. TIME. However, I plan to do some out of the box things this 9 weeks with my Expressions and Equations 6th Grade CCSS. :) So, here is a peek at what I did this past week in class to…

Need extra practice simplifying and evaluating expressions? This simple cut and paste equivalent expressions activity is perfect for early Algebra students.

Substitution is something your students are very familiar with. Use this to your advantage when teaching Solving Systems of Equations by Substitution.

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Perfect for INB : combine like terms More

Students will practice combining like terms using this art activity. Each student will need colored pencils, markers, or crayons. I will ask a student to reiterate the definition of a l

Learn how to simplify algebraic expressions step by step. Beginning algebra starts with mastering combining like terms.

Math = Love: Combining Like Terms and the Distributive Property Interactive…

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Practice Simplifying Expressions With These Algebra Worksheets: Worksheet # 7 - Use the Distributive Property, Combine Like Terms

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest I am of the mindset that any tool that helps make math easier is a valuable tool! These task cards for combining like terms fit my definition of a tool that ‘makes math easier’. Grab these free cards for your children and help them to learn how to combine like terms successfully!Read More

Early Algebra students often find new and unfamiliar vocabulary to be challenging. Once students define "term", "constant", "coefficient", and "like terms", hold them accountable through this engaging activity. First, cut the terms on Page 1 and give one slip of paper to each student. Then, guide...