A scaffolded algebra lesson designed for 8th-grade students with IEPs to master converting linear equations, identifying equivalent standard forms, and analyzing parallel and perpendicular lines through graphic organizers and step-by-step visual templates.

An introductory algebra lesson on solving multi-step equations with variables on both sides. Students use the visual metaphor of a cosmic balance scale to perform operations simultaneously on both sides, working toward isolating the unknown variable.

A complete instructional lesson on solving multi-step equations in Algebra 1, utilizing a 'Top-Secret Case File' theme. It includes briefing slides, a structured student case-file worksheet, and a detailed answer key.

A comprehensive review of the Geometry New York State Regents curriculum, focusing on proofs, transformations, similarity, trigonometry, and coordinate geometry.

A comprehensive review of the Algebra 1 New York State Next Generation Regents curriculum, focusing on linear, exponential, and quadratic functions, statistics, and algebraic procedures.

A comprehensive review of the Algebra 2 New York State Regents curriculum, focusing on key formulas, concepts, and calculator strategies.

A full-length mock exam and final review of test-taking strategies for the Algebra 1 Regents.

Interpreting data through box plots, histograms, and scatter plots, including correlation and causation analysis.

Analyzing quadratic functions, solving equations via multiple methods, and modeling real-world projectile motion.

Exploring polynomial operations, factoring techniques, and identifying zeros of functions.

Mastering linear equations, inequalities, systems, and their graphical representations with a focus on Regents-style word problems.

Simplifying expressions and solving one-step equations using the visual metaphor of a balance scale to maintain equality.

Introducing probability through the lens of 'likelihood' and basic outcomes using visual spinners and frequency charts.

Understanding percents as parts of a hundred using 10x10 grids and double number lines to visualize simple percent calculations.

Foundational concepts of ratios and proportions using visual bar models and ratio tables to help students see the relationship between quantities.

A visual exploration of linear equations, teaching students how to transform equations into input/output tables and plot them as ordered pairs on a coordinate plane.

A lesson focused on breaking down complex word problems into systems of linear equations using visual organizers and structural patterns.

An introductory lesson on Mean, Median, Mode, and Range using a relatable bakery theme. Includes visual aids and hands-on sorting for students with IEP accommodations.

A collection of minimalist, modern math art posters for a classroom word wall, focusing on scale factor, proportions, real-world applications, and career connections.

A collection of visual posters and anchor charts designed to teach the fundamental concepts of scale drawings, including scale factors, map reading, and the relationship between scale and area.

A creative geometry project where students demonstrate their mastery of circle parts and theorems by illustrating 30 distinct geometric concepts within a set of circles.

A hands-on lesson teaching students how to use a geometric compass to create precise circles and apply those skills to design a functional garden layout. Students move from basic technique to architectural application.

A focused assessment on fraction operations, including multiplication, addition, and subtraction for middle school students.

A lesson teaching the relationship between a square's side length and its area, focusing on squaring and square roots.

A lesson focused on calculating the area of composite figures using rectangles, squares, and triangles in real-world scenarios.

A scaffolded lesson on calculating square areas and estimating square roots using color-coded visual aids and guided graphic organizers.

A 30-minute introductory lesson on statistical vs. non-statistical questions and data sets, themed around basketball analytics. Students learn to identify variability in questions and data.

A focused lesson on finding the Least Common Denominator (LCD) for rational expressions involving binomials and trinomials, emphasizing factoring techniques.