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Reading Common Core HSA-SSE.A.2 resources for special education
Let's Factor! Intro to Factoring PowerPoint Game
There are no trinomials in sight in this introduction to factoring quadratics! It is meant to boost confidence and get students comfortable with the thinking process needed to successfully factor quadratics. Students are asked questions like "What two numbers multiply to get 6 and add to get 7?" By clicking on the green "Check your Answer" box on each slide the class can check to see if they found the two numbers! By introducing quadratic factoring this way, students build their confidence and
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Quadratic Functions Bundle
Informal Math Assessments - Algebra 1
9th-12th Math Assessments for Algebra-1. These assessments are aligned with Common Core Standards. There are 3 different assessments included (versions 1, 2, and 3). Each assessment is 3 pages long with 27 questions total. These assessments will help you determine the average math abilities of your student in the area of Algebra-1. (See the included directions below, for how to use the assessments). Also included: ANSWER KEY for all assessmentsTeacher data recording/progress monitoring/tracking
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Factoring Notes Simplified - factoring quadratics
These note sheets structure factoring for students who struggle with Algebra. There are warm ups, notes and homework assignments included. Each day's warm up, note sheets and homework assignment have the same picture in the corner, making it easy to distinguish each day's work from the next. There are 5 days of notes and homework assignments in this download along with 7 warm ups (2 extra in case your students need extra practice). Each day focuses on a different type of factoring (see below). I
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Quadratic Functions Bundle
High School Math Common Core Aligned IEP Goal Bank
This IEP goal bank was created to assist special education teachers with the task of writing standards-based IEP goals in math. After spending countless hours developing IEP goals myself and really having to think through how to best individualize goals and objectives for my own students, I wanted to share this resource to help other special education teachers gain back some of their time.This goal bank includes the following:An introduction and guide that explains how to use the document.Each s
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9th - 12th
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Polynomials and Factoring Algebra 1 Scaffolded Guided Notes Practice Worksheets
This complete, ready to print Algebra 1 Bundle includes 8 Scaffolded Lessons with Guided Notes focused on Operations with Polynomials and Factoring including how to classify polynomials based on degree and number of terms, adding, subtracting and multiplying polynomials as well as factoring using different strategies like difference of perfect squares and using the GCF Method. Each lesson includes class notes with Vocabulary, a guided practice page along with Independent Practice and Exit Ticket
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8th - 9th
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Factoring Trinomials Guided Notes Practice Exit Ticket Algebra 1 Sped Scaffold
These Guided Notes focus on how to Factor Trinomials. These scaffolded notes can be used in whole-class, small group, 1:1, the differentiation possibilities are endless to teach students how to teach students how to factor trinomials by looking at the product term "c" and the middle coefficient term "b". They contain essential vocabulary along with a Guided Practice Worksheet, Independent Practice Worksheet, and Test Prep Worksheet that is aligned with Algebra 1 Common Core Standards.➡️ Check ou
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8th - 9th
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MENU MATH WORD PROBLEMS PACKET #1
Engage, Encourage, & Entertain students with real-life applications of mathematical concepts. Math word problems in this series involve ordering from menus, calculating tax & tips, and budgeting for meals in a variety of scenarios. Students will develop & use critical thinking skills & problem-solving abilities as they dissect complex scenarios into manageable steps. Applicable common core state standards are covered. Students must identify relevant data & determine numer
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: MENU MATH WORD PROBLEMS BUNDLE #1
Superbowl Football Trivia - Zero Product Property - Differentiated Activity
Students complete the 10 Zero Product Property problems while learning trivia about the Superbowl. Factoring methods include, GCF, Grouping, Trinomial A=1, Trinomial A≠1, Difference of squares. There are two versions included: the first, all equations are set =0, the second set all equations must be set =0. Students record their work on the student answer sheet and an answer key is provided.
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9th - 12th
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Factoring Difference of Perfect Squares Guided Notes Practice Exit Ticket Sped
These Guided Notes focus on how to Factor Difference of Perfect Squares (DOPS). These scaffolded notes can be used in whole-class, small group, 1:1, the differentiation possibilities are endless to teach students how to teach students how to factor difference of two perfect squares by finding the square root of each term. They contain essential vocabulary along with a Guided Practice Worksheet, Independent Practice Worksheet, and Test Prep Worksheet that is aligned with Algebra 1 Common Core Sta
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8th - 9th
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Factoring Polynomials - Differentiated - Stop Sign Review
This activity reviews factoring (GCF, Grouping, Trinomials a=1 and not =1, Difference of Perfect Squares and perfect square trinomials. The differentiated version B also contains problems that requires students to factor using more than one method.) Version B also contains quadratic pattern factoring, and more complex difference of squares. The stop sign portion of this worksheet requires students to talk to one another to compare answers and problem solve if their answers do not match. Bringing
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8th - 11th
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Superbowl Football Trivia - Factoring Review Activity
This activity can be printed and used as an around the room, station rotation, or a few copies made and given to students in small groups. Students complete the 10 factoring problems while learning trivia about the Superbowl. Factoring methods include, GCF, Grouping, Trinomial A=1, Trinomial A≠1, Difference of squares. Students record their work on the student answer sheet and an answer key is provided.
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9th - 12th
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Factoring Trinomials by Grouping Digital Task Cards (Scaffolded Work Space)
Help your students master factoring trinomials when a>1 with this fun, engaging, and digital activity! Students factor trinomials into two equivalent binomials using grouping. Includes 15 task cards in all. Students record their work on the student recording sheet. Scaffolded version included, which supports lower level students be encouraging them to identify the product of A and C, identify B as the sum, identify factor pairs, and re-write the expression with B as the sum of two terms.Stude
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8th - 9th
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Factoring Trinomials by Grouping Scaffolded Digital Activity
Help your students master factoring trinomials when a>1 with this fun, engaging, and digital activity! Students factor trinomials into two equivalent binomials using grouping. Students factor 10 trinomials in total. Students type directly into yellow boxes on Google Slides. Slides are scaffolded to encourage students to follow the steps of factoring each trinomial. Students identify the product of A and C and identify B as the sum. Students identify factor pairs. Students then re-write the ex
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8th - 9th
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Algebra 1 Regents Review - Calculator Trick for Equivalent Multiple Choice
This is an ABSOLUTE MUST HAVE when reviewing for the Algebra 1 Regents! This will show students how to use their graphing calculator to answer Regents multiple choice questions on finding equivalent expressions that contain the phrase "equivalent to." There are always multiple questions on every exam that can be answered with this trick!! This lesson includes a Do Now, steps with an example for the calculator trick, and eight recent Algebra 1 Regents practice problems!A full answer key is inc
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8th - 9th
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Math Lessons Plans + Get Ready for Algebra 1 + Equations & Inequalities
Do you teach using Khan Academy? Included are PDF lesson plan files that complement the Equations and Inequalities unit of the Get Ready for Algebra 1 series on Khan Academy. These plans complement the video series in the sequence they are currently offered. These are perfect for substitute teachers or teachers who do not have time to create math lesson plans for Khan Academy. Unit 1 of Get Ready for Algebra focuses on Equations & Inequalities with the following 13 lessons:Algebraic Equation
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Get Ready for Algebra 1 Math Lesson Plans BUNDLE
NYS Regents: Fall Factoring Color By Numbers Scaffolded Activity & Answer Key
The Unit 2 Day 4 Algebra 2 CC lesson should focus on reviewing basic factoring skills from algebra, including factoring completely using the trinomial method (a=1), greatest common factor and difference of two perfect squares. Students will complete the worksheet and then the subsequent color by number activity page. There is a standard worksheet as well as a 'challenge' worksheet. This lesson contains scaffolded notes that were specifically designed for alternative high school students and spec
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7th - 12th
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NYS Regents: Factoring GCF & DOTS Scaffolded Lesson & Answer Key - Special Ed
The Unit 2 Day 2 Algebra 2 CC lesson should focus on reviewing basic factoring skills from algebra, including greatest common factor and difference of two perfect squares. This lesson contains scaffolded notes that were specifically designed for alternative high school students and special education students. This lesson includes questions from the New York State Algebra 2 Regents Exam.Instructional Goal: Students will be able to factor expressions using greatest common factor and difference of
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7th - 12th
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High school IEP Seeing structure in expressions math goals
Do you feel frustrated and overwhelmed with everything on your plate? No need to sweat the small stuff. Relieve your current and future headaches with these premade IEP goals. There is no mixing and matching needed. This premade High School Seeing Structure in Expressions in math IEP goals packet is designed to save you valuable time, frustration, and headaches. Simply fill in the bold information to personalize each goal.This High School Seeing Structure in Expressions in math IEP goal packet i
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Algebra 1 IEP Math Goals
NYS Regents: Recognizing Equivalent Structure Scaffolded Lesson & AK-Special Ed
The Unit 2 Day 8 Algebra 2 CC lesson will focus on recognizing equivalent structures in polynomial expressions and equations. Students will use factoring, u-substitution or plugging-in numbers to solve. This lesson contains scaffolded notes that were specifically designed for alternative high school students and special education students. This lesson includes questions from the New York State Algebra 2 Regents Exam.Instructional Goal: Students will be able to use various factoring methods to re
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9th - 12th
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NYS Regents: Factoring Trinomials Scaffolded Lesson & Answer Key - Special Ed
The Unit 2 Day 1 Algebra 2 CC lesson should focus on reviewing basic factoring skills from algebra, including factoring by trinomial (a=1). This lesson contains scaffolded notes that were specifically designed for alternative high school students and special education students. This lesson includes questions from the New York State Algebra 2 Regents Exam.Instructional Goal: Students will be able to factor trinomials where a=1. This resource includes:17 Slides5 Guided Instructional Pages (Titled
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7th - 12th
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NYS Regents: Factoring Perfect Cubes Scaffolded Lesson & Answer Key - Special Ed
The Unit 2 Day 7 Algebra 2 CC lesson will focus on factoring the sum and difference of perfect cubes. This lesson contains scaffolded notes that were specifically designed for alternative high school students and special education students. This lesson includes questions from the New York State Algebra 2 Regents Exam.Instructional Goal: Students will be able to factor the sum and difference of perfect cube polynomials.Graphics used are from https://mathbits.com/This resource includes:13 Slides3
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9th - 12th
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NYS Regents: Factoring Completely Scaffolded Lesson & Answer Key - Special Ed
The Unit 2 Day 3 Algebra 2 CC lesson should focus on reviewing basic factoring skills from algebra, including factoring completely using the trinomial method (a=1), greatest common factor and difference of two perfect squares. This lesson contains scaffolded notes that were specifically designed for alternative high school students and special education students. This lesson includes questions from the New York State Algebra 2 Regents Exam.Instructional Goal: Students will be able to factor poly
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7th - 12th
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Secondary Math 1 Tasks
These are the math tasks that go along with my Task Rubric (free!). They align with the Common Core Standards for Secondary Math 1.
I use these as a quiz weekly, after I have taught the material. I grade the task in two parts, 1) the computation- did the student answer all parts of the question and get it correct, 2) the essay- was the student able to describe or prove how they got their answer.
ANSWER KEY: I will email you the answer key!
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9th - 12th
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NYS Regents: Factoring Completely Scaffolded Lesson & Answer Key - Special Ed
The Unit 2 Day 5 Algebra 2 CC lesson should focus on reviewing basic factoring skills from algebra, including factoring completely using the trinomial method (a=1), greatest common factor and difference of two perfect squares. This lesson contains scaffolded notes that were specifically designed for alternative high school students and special education students. This lesson includes questions from the New York State Algebra 2 Regents Exam.Instructional Goal: Students will be able to factor poly
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7th - 12th
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