Algebra projects

At some point a math student needs to move from learning algebra to doing algebra. Many techniques that students learn are designed to facilitate a person’s understanding and remembrance of …

This Stained Glass Math Activity requires students to graph Linear Equations in order to create a colorful display window...

Slope-Intercept, Standard Form, & Point-Slope Notes

About this resource : This activity requires students to solve one and two step equations in order to fit puzzle pieces together. Some equations involve fractions, decimals or integers. A fun way to practice a very important skills! Includes a version that is not already put together, so students c...

Last Thanksgiving I i was walking around Hobby Lobby and saw some little white gift boxes i was wondering if i could do anything with them...

Algebra 1, Math Activities, Student Engagement, Linear Functions, Quadratic Functions

For conic sections, in particular, I have found that interactive notes have truly helped with explaining the basics for each section. The k...

This project is designed for any algebra classroom. Students match the equation in standard form, in slope intercept form, the graph, the slope, and the y intercept for twelve problems.

This card sort is a fun activity to help Algebra 2 students practice factoring polynomials.

Learn how to write and solve equations based on Algebra word problems.

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In an effort to stay more up to date (oops!) I am uploading my latest unit of Algebra pages. I LOVE LOVE LOVE sequences! That was definite...

My algebra 2 students needed more practice solving equations with rational exponents. I was trying to think of an interesting and yet stil...

Here are some pics of the most recently added pages to our Algebra 1 interactive notebooks. My students are just now finishing up our chapter on inequalities. Tuesday, we will start ratios and proportions. After telling my students this, they let me know that they greatly dislike proportions. I can't wait to change that! I think what really bothers my students is the fractions. Once I show them that fractions are nothing to be scared of, I think they will come around to proportions. So far…