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Free 8th grade algebra 2 resources for Microsoft Word
Lesson Plan Template for Highlighting Differentiation
Have you struggled with how to show how you are differentiating your lesson on your lesson plan? Here is a great EDITABLE template to help you organize how you group your students and at which point during the lesson. This template is also useful for showing which assignments or which parts of the lesson you differentiated to help all your learners access the content. Please note, this document is a word document (.docx).Find me on Instagram to watch me teach and see how I put my resources into
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4th - 12th
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Geometry- Introduction to Proofs - Basic Proof Practice
Introducing students to geometric proofs in a geometry class can be a difficult task for both teachers and students. I created this introductory lesson to help get my students' brains in gear. After teaching the first few introductory chapters the kids should have some understanding of basic definitions, postulates and theorems. This worksheet will help them "squeeze" as much information as possible from "givens" in formal proofs. Since I started using this paper and other similar worksheets
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7th - 11th
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FREE! Exponential Growth and Decay Student Worksheet - A11C
An engaging, well-designed worksheet that allows students to practice reading word problems and creating equations of exponential growth and decay.
Word problems used are fun, engaging, and relevant for the student.
Also check out the following:
- Exponential Growth and Decay Presentation which goes along with this lesson. This is what I used to introduce the material and initially engage students in the lesson.
- Exponential Growth and Decay Student Notes which go along directly with PowerP
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7th - 12th
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Worksheet: The Quadratic Formula
Worksheet on solving quadratic equations using the quadratic formula. There are 2 versions of the worksheets: a regular worksheet or a worksheet for an interactive notebook.
The worksheet contains 10 problems including 2 word problems. I use this worksheet as a homework assignment. This hw assignment corresponds to my quadratic formula foldable and PowerPoint lesson.
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8th - 11th
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Power of a Power, Product, and Quotient Exponent Rules Worksheet
Worksheet practicing exponent rules of monomials: Power of a Power, Power of a Product, and Power of a Quotient! 10 questions total, no answer key included. Great to use as a homework assignment, warm-up, exit-ticket, whatever you like!
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7th - 12th
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Domain and Range Practice Worksheet
Practice stating the domain and range of graphs in interval notation, as well as identifying if the relation is a function. An answer key is included.
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8th - 12th
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Quadratic Equation Word Problems (Real World Analysis)
This resource includes multi-part word problems that focus on using a quadratic model to analyze questions in context. In each of these problems, students calculate and interpret key features of quadratic functions (axis of symmetry, vertex, y-intercept, x-intercepts) based on a real world context. They can factor for the first problem, but will need the quadratic formula for the second two. There are three total problems, and the data for each is genuine!Good to know* You can use each proble
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8th - 11th
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Solving Systems of Equations By Substitution Worksheet and Class Follow-along
This is a great worksheet I use during this unit by having my students follow along with me on the first page, and then have them practice by themselves on the other page. They all work out as integer answers.
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8th
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Compound Inequality Match-Up
This compound inequality match-up activity provides students with practice solving compound inequalities and graphing solutions. It can be completed individually or with partners.
Provided as a word document so you can make changes for your classroom as you see fit.
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7th - 10th
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Solving Linear Equations for y Color by Number
Students solve equations for y and based on their answers color the corresponding part of the picture based on their answers. Two step usually required in solving for y. Students are able to check their answers as they are working. Could be done as a quick review at the beginning of the year for Algebra 2 students. Previoulsy used in my Algebra 1, Geometry and remediation classes.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
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7th - 11th
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Math Test Correction Form
Students use this form to correct questions they missed on a test. They are required to explain why thy missed the problem and show how to get the correct answer.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Quadratic Performance Task - The Case of Aaron Rogers (Real World)
In this activity, students explore a professional athlete’s performance time. They’ll explore this question through real data for one athlete—Aaron Rogers, the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers. Is he getting better and better? Did he get better and level off? Or did he hit a peak and start heading downhill?ObjectiveIn this activity, students calculate key features of quadratic functions (axis of symmetry, vertex, y-intercept, x-intercepts), graph parabolas, and analyze their model in th
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8th - 11th
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Factoring Polynomials - Popcorn and Kernel
This is an engaging activity my students love that has them moving around, practicing an important math skill, and using higher order thinking skills such as justification and analysis.
The topic is factoring polynomials - trinomials, difference of two squares, and greatest common factor.
When you use this in class, print and copy the first two pages as the student handout for each. The third page are the popcorn and kernel cards that only the kernel will need.
To start, students need to set
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8th - 11th
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Writing and Graphing Piecewise functions guided notes
This is guided notes on writing and graphing piece wise functions.
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8th - 10th
Distributive Property Worksheet
This is a simple worksheet over the distributive property. It uses positive and negative numbers, multiple forms of variables, and three numbers in the parenthesis. Easy to use as extra practice.
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6th - 9th
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Factoring Trinomials Tricks Using the X Method
This is a quick cheat sheet to help students factor trinomials using the x-method
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7th - 9th
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Characteristics of Parent Functions
I looked all over for a chart that shows the characteristics of the parent functions and did not come up with anything that included everything I needed so I created this chart. It is six pages with each parent function on a separate page. The characteristics are domain, range, interval of increase, extrema,end behavior, y intercept, x intercept, rate of change, and symmetry. This was extremely helpful for my students when they were comparing the parent functions using a Venn diagram and stud
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8th - 10th
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Exponent Laws Project
Students get to choose from 6 different projects involving all of the exponent laws (negative, zero, multiplication, division and power of a power).
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8th - 9th
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Function Notation Notes and Worksheet
Function notation practice problems and a quick note sheet from Sarah Hagan's Math=Love Blog.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Mathematician Project and Rubric
Cross - curricular project including research, computers, and oral presentation. Includes the rubric for easy grading. Has suggested websites for the kids to use and some famous mathematicians. I recommend partner or small groups for the project.
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8th - 12th
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Multiplying Polynomials
A great and simple checkpoint to assess where students are regarding multiplying binomials. Problems begin with multiplying positive numbers only, and then including negative numbers, and then multiplying three binomials together. I teach my students to use Distributive Property or Area Model to solve problems. I emphasize Area Model, as it keeps their work organized and keeps the like terms at an angle. This activity requires a background of combining like terms, and leads into multiplying all
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8th - 10th
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Color By Number Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities
Chapter 1 Review from the Common Core Algebra II textbook.Students:-solve one-step, multi-step, and absolute value equations and inequalities-write equations from patterns in a tableAnd use the result to color in the meditative mandala.Great for a review during an exam period when students need to de-stress!
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8th - 11th
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Algebraic Equations (Supporting with Reasons) Geometry Logic/ Proof Problems
Give students a variety of practice supporting their steps in an algebra problem! Great for getting started with proofs as students must actively think about their reasons for changing the equation in each step.You can do the first example together to show what is expected in each two-column proof by filling in the blanks with the reasons. You can require informal reasons (adding) or formal (Addition Property of Equality).I gave my geometry students a problem or strips from multiple sections f
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8th - 11th
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Systems of Inequalities Scavenger Hunt
This activity gets your kids up and moving! This works best for Algebra 1 and 2. You will only need to provide graph paper for the kids. The students can start anywhere in the scavenger hunt. They will first solve the system on that paper, then move to the next matching graph on another paper. They will keep doing this until it brings them back to where they started. Kids typically see these activities as more of a game than work. It is a great way to get your students to graph 20+ inequalities
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8th - 12th
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