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Free 10th grade Common Core HSA-REI.A.1 resources
Solving Linear Equations Coloring Page Worksheet - self checking
The zipped file contains the following documents:File as an editable PowerPointFile as a PDFThis coloring worksheet gives practice solving various kinds of linear equations (one step, multi step, variables on both sides, distributive property). The worksheet is self-checking because each solution corresponds to a spot on the coloring page. If a student gets a solution that isn't on the coloring page, they know to check their work.This worksheet would be great for 8th grade math or Algebra 1. It
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7th - 11th
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Magic Square - Solving Multi-step Linear Equations
The puzzle is a 4x4 magic square where each row and column add to the same MAGIC number! Each box contains a multi-step linear equation, using inverse operations, combining like terms, and the distributive property.This magic square allows students to self-check their answers - if they are not getting the same number in each row and each column, then they have made an error!If you find this resource useful, please leave a comment and rate it below!Don't forget to follow me!
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7th - 10th
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Solving Multi Step Equations Using the Distributive Property
Solving multi step equations using the distributive property. This document includes a page of guided notes along with one page of practice/guided practice. This is a great resource for an introductory/intermediate/advance lesson on solving multi step equations using the distributive property. This document includes content that is aligned with the common core state standards.
4 pages- (Practice, Notes and Answers)
IMPORTANT: FOR BEST RESULTS, PRINT IN COLOR AND THEN COPY IN BLACK AND WHITE.
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6th - 12th
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Solving & Graphing Linear Inequalities Guided Notes
Do your students need some *FuN* in their notebooks? Are you trying to help them better understand how to solve and graph inequalities? Do you want to differentiate your instruction to make sure that all of your students can meet their mathematical goals?!?! If so, then say no more, fam! The "Solving & Graphing Linear Inequalities" fun notes set will add a little spice (thanks, TikTok) to your students' lives. With this set, you'll get a fully-filled and a blank set of fun, guided notes wit
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7th - 12th
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FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES LIST 4 ALL GRADES K-12 AND SUBJECTS + TEACHER RESOURCE
Sometimes, you just need a list of websites for everyone. Here it is. FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES Put together by Teach Me, Maria!It takes time to gather this information, figure out the appropriate grade levels, and format, maintain, and update this page. All I ask is for an honest review if this list helps you.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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FREEBIE - Maze - Quadratic Functions - Complete the Square Missing "c"
This activity is a good review of understanding how to "Find "c" which completes the square" .Some questions may require the addition of an integer while others may require the addition of a fraction. There is a problem which goes a step further as the value of "b" is already a fraction. All questions have a leading coefficient of a = 1.Finding the missing "c" is needed when working with solving quadratic equations by completing the square. You may find these mazes helpful when teaching Solv
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Maze - MEGA BUNDLE Quadratic Functions AND Quadratic Equations
Two Step Equations Activity | Digital Drag and Drop
A digital drag and drop sorting activity in Google slides for solving two step equations. Students are asked to match an equation with the steps and solutions. Perfect for students who need kinesthetic learning opportunities. Purchasing this resource will give you immediate access to a Google slide deck that includes:Access to make a copy of the digital drag and drop activity in google slidesStudents drag and drop steps and solutions with the corresponding equation6 equations, 12 steps (each equ
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Solving Equations | BUNDLE
Graphing Systems of Inequalities Matching Activity
Working on solving systems of linear inequalities? This matching activity is great for students who are practicing graphing systems of linear inequalities. With 6 practice problems (written in various forms) that match to one of the 12 answers students have to graph the inequality to compare answers. This activity works best when page 2 is printed on translucent paper so students can line up their sketch below the answer options. The graphs are the same sizes so the will lay atop one another. Th
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8th - 10th
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Valentine's Day Algebra Activity - Solving Two-Step Equations
Students love puzzle activities and this activity is Valentine's Day themed. Included is 20 equations to be solved and 20 solutions. Students will know if they have solved the equations correctly if they are able to find the solution and the puzzle pieces match up.
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7th - 10th
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ALGEBRA - Solving Equations - Daily Problem Set, Bellringers - DISTANCE LEARNING
THIS IS A FREE SAMPLE OF FULL SEMESTER ALGEBRA PROBLEM SETS (COMING SOON).***INCLUDES PROBLEM SETS ON GOOGLE FORMS FOR DISTANCE LEARNING COMPATIBILITY!***This file includes 5 daily problem sets for solving equations.There are two options for assigning these problem sets. Both of them are included in the file.Option 1: Digital Online VersionThe teacher will give students the link to the Google Forms problem sets or assign them to the students. No copies are needed - a great option for students
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Two-Step Equation Matching Sheet
Students solve simple two-step equations by coloring in each "equation", "step 1", "step 2", and "check" in the same color or design. This activity is effective as a self-check tool. It can be used for middle school/beginner algebra learners, as well as for students with special needs in the middle and high-school levels.
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6th - 12th
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Modeling Quadratics: Catapult Project
Students will calculate and test the accuracy of the solutions to a quadratic equation by building a catapult and using it to hit a target. Students will be highly engaged in modeling quadratics while deepening their understanding of quadratics.
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9th - 12th
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Jeopardy Review Game: Solving for variables
Interactive Jeopardy game (Google Powerpoint), where you can click on categories/point values. Solving equations for a variable. One step, two step, multi step equations and literal equations. Can be easily customized to change questions. How to operate: click on the point category to be redirected to that question. (Answers are in the "notes" of the powerpoint.) To go back to the game board, click on the point value (top left) and you will go back to the game board.
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6th - 10th
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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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Equations - EDITABLE Warmup/Slides/Interactive Notebook/Test+++ Drive Math
Drive Instruction with instructional resources that live in the cloud on Google Drive! All of the docs are COMPLETELY EDITABLE and can be differentiated to meet your needs or the needs of your students. PDFs are also included in the download if you prefer them that way. Each Drive Instruction set includes warm-ups, exit tickets, notes, presentations, digital interactive notebooks and tests. These are designed to be complementary to all of my innovative supplemental resources and an improvement o
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6th - 10th
Also included in:Â Equations Unit Bundle - Algebra Curriculum - Distance Learning Compatible
Solving Systems of Linear Equations Word Problem Worksheet
This 8 problem word problem work sheet allows students to set up and solve systems of linear equations. An answer key is also provided for reference.
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8th - 12th
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Solving Equations Types of Solutions Foldable
This activity explores the three types of solutions when solving linear equations. Students must understand that there are 3 possible types of solutions: one solution (x=a), no solution (a=b) and infinite solutions (a=a). Students are also given the opportunity to review integer rules, practice distributive property, and combining like terms. Be sure to encourage students to show their work. There are 12 total problems, this enables you to give students choice and differentiate for lower level
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8th - 11th
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Solving Equations Using Virtual Algebra Tiles
This interactive google slide deck allows students to model equations with integers by using virtual algebra tiles. Students will drag and drop virtual algebra tiles onto a work space. Then, using inverse operations, they will determine the value of one "x-bar" that will make the equation true. This product is ideal for virtual, hybrid and in-person math classes. It gives students the ability to work with their own "virtual" algebra tiles and helps them to make sense of solving equations. It w
Solving Equations with Fractions (Clearing Fractions)
This is a reference sheet for students to use when learning how to solve equations involving fractions. This reiterates least common multiple, distributive property, and solving equations in one variable. It could also be made into a poster as a reference in the classroom.
The Orchard Problem, Answer Key, and Error Analysis Sheet
The Orchard Problem offers a comprehensive review of linear and quadratic methods. It can be assigned in part or in its entirety as a review of problem solving procedures. Students are asked to choose their preferred strategies in all sections of the problem except C, D, or E. Topics covered in problem:Square numbersx and y-interceptsSquare rootsPatterns and functionsFinite DifferencesPoint-slope formSlope-intercept formGraphingSystems of equationsQuadratic formulaCompleting the squareFunction c
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Quadratic and Cubic Problems, Activities, and Formative Assessment Bundle
Solving Inequalities Scavenger Hunt
This 15 question scavenger hunt covers solving multi-step inequalities including variables on both sides. A few problems and solutions contain fractions. There is one no solution and one infinite solution. Students can start at any card. They will solve the problem in the center and then find their solution on the top of a different card. This process will eventually take them in a loop back to the first card that they started on.
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7th - 10th
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Solving Linear Equations Partner Practice
Students will solve two-step, multi-step, and variables on both sides linear equations. Students will be encouraged to work together with their partner while completing this worksheet in order to check their work to each row of problems. This is a great resource for review of Algebra 1 skills or emergency sub plans.
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8th - 10th
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Solving Equations Review
Solving Equations Foldable BookletPrint the first two pages double-sided and fold down the centered dotted line to create a booklet.The booklet covers several types of equations including:One-step equations.Two-step equations.Equations with the variable on both sides.Equations with fractions.Setting up and solving equations from worded questions.Problem-solving questions.Follow me here on TPT where I have many similar activities!There are worked examples and then questions for the students to tr
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6th - 11th
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Circuit Training - Algebra I Mixed REVIEW (first quarter)
I wrote this set of 40 mixed review exercises for our algebra one students as they prepare for their first benchmark exam. We have covered about a quarter to a third of the material at this point in the academic year. There is no answer key included since the answers are embedded in the circuit; it is how students move from one equation to the next. The teacher should quickly work the circuit to see how to best use it in his or her classroom. Independent practice? Guided notes? A scavenger hun
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8th - 10th
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