This card game is played like regular Rummy except instead of using the normal suits (diamond, spade, heart, clubs), the suits are x, x squared, y, y squared, and xy. Matches are only allowed with like terms so that instead of a normal Rummy play of a 2,3,4 of hearts, students must play 2x, 3x, and 4x for example. Cards are color coded to aid students who are struggling. This is a great way to keep the class engaged with a fun activity while still reinforcing an important Algebraic concept. Wonderful game to play as a reward when students have finished their end-of-year testing. Works best in small groups. Can be used for review, remediation, or just to put a little variety in the classroom. In order to tally scores at the end of each hand, students will also practice their basic math computation skills. Sure to add some excitement and competition to your day! Enjoy!

This Combining Like Terms Activity Packet can be used with students struggling to grasp the concept of like terms. Great for math literacy and all things algebra, since it includes whole numbers, different variables/coefficients, and exponents. Guaranteed to make learning fun! Can be used with the standard curriculum, test prep, math fluency, family night activity, Math Olympics, math stations, end-of-the-year review, and Montessori learning. This packet works well with essential unit overview that allows teachers to assess student comprehension. These worksheets are CCSS-Aligned.

This packet is great for end-of-the year review of all things Algebra. It helps students with algebraic reasoning by giving practice with finding unknown numbers in one step equations. It makes a game out of algebra which can be fun for test prep, homework, drills, morning work, warm ups, Bell ringers, math stations, or even family math night activities. By practicing these puzzles, students improve their math literacy, a great supplement to the standard math curriculum. Also a must for math intervention and fluency.

This is the absolute ultimate guide for conquering the area formulas for the GED test. This packet contains graphics, sample work and practice problems of each type of area problem on the GED formula sheet: rectangles, squares, parallelograms, trapezoids, triangles, and circles. Over 105 practice problems for GED prep! Absolutely no prep needed. Just print and go! Answer Keys included! Many GED students are intimidated by the formulas on the GED Formula Sheet. This packet is designed to help those GED learners master those problems on the GED math test that require use of a formula. An essential tool for GED teachers prepping their GED students!

This packet goes step-by-step to show students how to use the perimeter (and circumference) formulas on the GED test. Filled with lots of explanations and practice problems (92 practice problems in total). No teacher prep needed. Just print and hand out. A great geometry homework packet for students beginning a unit on perimeter. Explanations and examples are thorough enough that most learners won’t need instructor guidance. Answer Keys included. Note: The formula sheet looks like a foreign language to lots of students studying for the GED test. This packet is one in a series of 6 that aims to help students feel comfortable using the formula sheet.

This activity will take your students grocery shopping. They are asked to help their friends by using proportions to tell the cost of certain items. In order to not go over budget, students are asked to set up a ratio or proportion, then subtract how much is spent from how much each friend began with. Therefore, in addition to applying proportional/ratio reasoning to solve real-world problems, students will also have to show knowledge of subtracting decimals as well as multiplication and division. This is a great STEM activity, and it is CCSS-Aligned by having students use higher level thinking skills to solve realistic word problems. To begin the activity, there is a background story and an example, and answer keys are included for each scaffolding piece. Will require students to set up ratios or proportions, cross multiply to find the answer for unit rate questions. Students can put several of their best math skills to work, and this can be done as independent practice, small group instruction or whole group instruction. Great for use as an in-class assignment, homework assignment, review, extra credit, Bell Ringer, scaffolding activity, or Montessori activity.

This packet contains five worksheets on perimeter. There is a joke on each one that can be discovered by solving the perimeter questions correctly. Absolutely no prep needed. Just print and go. Answer Keys included. These worksheets are great for students who need a little extra review or just to add instructional variety to a lesson. Can be used for test prep, bell ringers, morning work, math stations, homework, independent practice, scaffolding, Special Education, enrichment, etc. Add some fun to your classroom with jokes sure to delight both students and teachers. Also great for homeschool or GED/Adult Education.

This is the ultimate packet for practicing finding area. Six types of area problems are covered: square, rectangle, trapezoid, circle, parallelogram, and triangle, and there is a color-by-number worksheet for each (for a total of 6!). Great for remediation, morning work, Bell Ringers, homework, independent work, etc. Works well for students with attention difficulty since lots of hands-on activities are provided. A fun way to learn using the whole brain. No prep. Answer Keys included.

This card game has students practice substituting a number in for a variable. Students play in small groups, and for each turn, students must calculate the value of their cards to identify a winner. A different value for x can be chosen every time the game is played to keep it exciting. Great for remedial learners and gifted learners or for use when students need a break from their regular seat work. It makes Algebra fun and is a great way to reinforce class lessons.

This Combining Like Terms Activity Packet includes cards and a card mat that gives student a tangible way to understand simplifying expressions. Simply cut out the cards and follow the included instructions. The students will place like cards together to make simplifying the equation make sense. Great for math literacy and all things algebra, since it includes whole numbers, different variables/coefficients, and exponents. Teachers can choose between multiple activities where students are asked to group terms together and sometimes solve for x and y. Guaranteed to make learning fun! Can be used with the standard curriculum, test prep, math fluency, family night activity, Math Olympics, math stations, end-of-the-year review, and Montessori learning. This packet works well with essential unit overview that allows teachers to assess student comprehension. This game is CCSS-Aligned as it allows students to practice exponent notation, order of operations, and properties of operations. They apply the properties of operations while they generate equivalent expressions (in the bonus portion). Use as group work to get students out of their seats and fully engaged in learning.

This packet has 10 math bell ringers that are great for preparing students for the GED. They can also be used for general high school math review. Many types of problems are included: Slope Substitution Fractions Proportions Exponents Statistics (Mean, mode, median and range) Percentages Pie Charts Area Pythagorean Theorem Perimeter Decimals Radicals Volume Translating Algebraic Expressions Probability Conversions A total of 10 bell ringers with 5 questions each. Answer Keys included. No prep needed. Just print and assign.