Pre-Algebra

Microsoft OneDrive Forms Quiz - For use with a Desktop Computer, Laptop, Tablet or Smartphone   Assign to your students using a generated link and both you and your students will get immediate feedback upon...

20 Problems - 10 with missing one term 10 missing two terms   · Tape them around the room and have students check in with every 5 problems completed   · Have students work on...

This a digital maze involving evaluating expressions. The maze is a google slides presentation. There are 15 expressions for students to evaluate. None of the expressions include exponents. Students will only have to evaluate 12...

This is a maze is about evaluating expressions. It consists of 15 questions and students need to solve 12 questions to complete the maze. Students will solve the question in the start box first. Then they will navigate...

This product is a matching or dragging activity over solving two-step equations. Students will solve 12 basic two step equations and then drag the matching answer next the correct equation.  There are two ways for students to show work...

In this activity, students will create a 3D image representing Pythagorean Theorem.   Students have atonomy of design but the finished projects prove the theorem.  Check out Here You Can Bloom for more resources. 

Fun situations to sort into various probability categories! See Inclusion Revolution for more resources/products!

OUR GOOGLE SLIDES PICTURE PUZZLES!   20 Problem Google Slides Picture Puzzle   Students are to copy and paste each problem's picture into the slide 1 answer sheet according to the question's answer.   If...

Writing equations in slope-intercept form using multiple representations. Part 3 of 3. Editable Notes in PDF & Word Format. Instructional Video. Check out Here you Can Bloom for more resources

Using real world situations to compare proportional and non-proportional situations using Multiple Representations. Editable Notes are in PDF & Word Format. Instructional Video: Check out Here You Can Bloom for more resources. 

 Developing slope as rate of change.  Using multiple representations to identify Slope. Part 1 of 3. Editable Notes in PDF & Word Format. Instructional Video: Check out Here You Can Bloom for more resources.

Students are to copy and paste each problem's picture into the slide 1 answer sheet according to the question's answer.   If the answer to #1 is 5 the student is to copy and paste #1's picture into the section on the slide 1 answer...