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A secondary mathematics curriculum sequence exploring linear functions and geometric transformations on the Cartesian coordinate plane, featuring print-ready guided practice and teacher keys.

A focused middle school geometry lesson on translations in the coordinate plane. Students discover rigid transformations, determine translation direction and distance, formulate coordinate rules, and graph translated figures.

A 2-page print-ready student worksheet designed for MLLs with learning disabilities at a 1st–2nd grade reading level. Features clear visual models, large grid boxes, guided calculation frames, and practice finding area and perimeter using the box method.

A two-part 50-minute geometry unit exploring angle classifications and angle pair relationships through rich geometric diagrams, guided algebraic problem-solving, and visual practice.

A targeted secondary geometry lesson on identifying, describing, and writing coordinate rules for translations on the Cartesian plane. Features vector coordinate diagrams and algebraic mapping notation.

A highly visual 12-slide presentation adapting Illustrative Mathematics Grade 8 Lesson 11 for MLLs with learning disabilities reading at a 1st–2nd grade level. Updated Slide 9 so that the perimeter visual uses matching grid boxes with labeled edge steps (3 + 2 + 3 + 2 = 10) to clearly distinguish outside perimeter from inside area.

A comprehensive unit covering linear and compound inequalities, absolute value equations and inequalities, and real-world modeling applications.

Students learn to calculate percentage markdowns, sale prices, sales taxes, coupons, and gift card balances through realistic department store clearance shopping scenarios.

A sequence of essential Algebra 1 skill units covering integer exponent laws, compound inequalities, and multi-step algebraic problem solving.

An 8th grade algebra lesson exploring multi-step linear equations with variables on both sides, combining like terms, and applying the distributive property to determine whether equations have one solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions.

A 4-day intensive mixed math review sequence designed for struggling middle schoolers, blending computation, geometry, fractions, and CUBS problem solving into 45-minute daily sessions.

A visual geometry lesson focusing on plotting points, applying reflection rules across the x-axis and y-axis, and understanding composite reflections.