I like the matchbook foldables because the flaps don't end up flipping over. |
There are also some practice problems.Yes I know it should say algebraic expressions (plural). I changed it on the sheet you can download. |
I liked color coding the different vocabulary words to give an added visual for students. |
Student practice sheet.Click here for a copy of the algebraic expressions foldable and writing algebraic expressions practice sheets.
I will use this foldable for my Algebra and Pre-Algebra classes this year. Last year I did Interactive Notebooks only with my pre-algebra classes. This year I plan to start using them in Algebra as well. I'm excited about that.
The summer has flown by. I start school next week and on Friday for our in-service we are having our first Kagan strategies training. I can't wait. Look forward to a post next week with reflections about the training.
Til next time,
Jan
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I'm LOVING this foldable. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSarah, thank you for all the support you have given me since I started my blog. It is so nice to know that people read and like what I post. I can't believe I am close to 10,000 views. I am shocked:)
DeleteI love your foldable! I also love matchbook foldables! I like writing the answer of a problem on the inside of the flap, so it's hidden when kids are studying at home. Great post! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine. I love foldables for a study tool as well. I don't think I can ever go back to regular notes again.
DeleteI am so excited to be a new follower! Please make sure to stop by my blog and follow me! I absolutely love all your math ideas for interactive notebooks. I plan on starting mine this year and document how it goes. I am super excited!!
ReplyDelete~Kimberly
TheMiddleSchoolMathematician.blogspot.com
Thanks Kimberly,
DeleteI will check your blog today. I'm glad you found me. You will absolutely love the interactive notebooks. Can't wait to see your posts throughout the year!
This is mine! Where did you get it from?
ReplyDeleteNo, I made this myself years ago.
Deletei think no need to answer those kind of people. i have just used it today, now it is mine and my students. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comment:)
DeleteThank you thank you! This was perfect for my 6th grade interactive notebook using FL standards :)
ReplyDeleteI am so glad to hear it will work well for your classes. This is one of my favorite foldables. Enjoy:)
DeleteI absolutely love this foldable. I am a very new teacher and I love the use of foldables. I believe I am actually going to use this for a job interview. I have to teach a 10 - 15 min lesson. I think this would be a good simple lesson
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this foldable. I am a very new teacher and I love the use of foldables. I believe I am actually going to use this for a job interview. I have to teach a 10 - 15 min lesson. I think this would be a good simple lesson
ReplyDeleteJan, love your foldable. My name is Lorraine Lichtenberger, and I too teach 8th grade math. I'm always looking for new ideas and potential long lost relatives.
ReplyDeleteHave a great year.
Thanks so much Lorraine. Wow, what are the chances of another Lichtenberger teaching 8th grade math! I'm sure we are related somewhere down the line. Enjoy your year and thanks for taking time to leave a comment.
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ReplyDeleteI love this! I just used it in my 6th grade class. I liked your definition of a number that is alone. We said it has no friends. But a coefficient has a variable friend.
ReplyDeleteYour writing looks exactly like my mom's writing. Are you left handed?
Oy vay I liked your definition of a constant as a number that is alone.
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