Math Anchor Charts

This rows & columns bulletin board poster is a cute addition to ANY classroom! Free middle school math classroom decor that will help your students learn the difference between rows and column…

Unit 2 in Algebra 2 was a HUGE one! Next year, I will definitely break this into tinier units for my sanity! Like I've been saying in all of these posts, this year's notebook pages are a mix of old and new. You should see some pages for the first time and others you've seen a million times before. Check out my Algebra 2 learning goals for this year here. I wanted to emphasize to my students that factoring isn't something to be afraid of! By the time they get to Algebra 2, the distributive…

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This idea came from Sarah when I saw her quadratic formula template. I teach this topic a little different so I modified it to fit the method I use in the classroom. Below you will notice with more time I have changed these templates again to hopefully make them more understandable to my students. Sarah's Original: Modified Version 1: Modified Version 2: Examples of Student Work: If you would like to download the files you can find them below: Sarah's Original My Modified Version 1 My…

These eye-catching bulletin board posters will help your students identify the types of angle pairs and will look GREAT on your math word wall with your anchor charts. Having a constant reminder on the wall is a great tool to help your class memorize the different types of angle pairs. This is a l...

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Anchor charts play an important role in the classroom. They make thinking visible by recording content, skills, strategies, processes, cues, and guidelines during the learning process. Posting anchor charts around the room keeps relevant and current learning accessible to students. They remind the...

For the last couple of weeks we have been working on Finding the Slope of a Line and the Rate of Change in Linear Relationships. I have bee...

Here is another post that has been in my drafts since March. Oh my! Thank goodness I have summer to sit down and share these with you. Enjoy:) This was the first time I have taught slope triangles. Actually, and don't judge me, I've never given them any time in my curriculum. That changed this year as I decided to spend several days working with them in my Pre-Algebra 8th grade classes. We started our unit with Fawn Nguyen's awesome lesson using staircases to begin our discussion of slope. I…

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Last week, I wrapped up my unit on shapes. More specifically, shape hierarchy. My kids had a good basis for shapes and terminology such as opposite angles and parallel lines but couldn’t connect how some shapes could be classified in more than one category. I mean, is it just me, or is this a difficult concept to understand? Tell me I’m not alone! I decided that the easiest way to make the connection for them would be to use “clubs”. It was something that was easily relatable to them. I…