9th Grade Math Scaffolded Notes

Do you have a differentiated classroom of students who need to learn how to factor when a=1? This is a set of notes and three practice worksheets for students to grasp the concept and practice. There is a modified version for each worksheet for students who need a little more guidance when working independently.

Included:

Notes and three practice worksheets

(Modified version of each worksheet included)

Answer key

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Make practicing combining like terms engaging with this fun Magic Square Puzzle! Ideal for the beginning of the school year, this activity allows:

• Skill Reinforcement: Students who need a review can self-assess their answers while solving the puzzle.
• Challenge for Advanced Learners: Offers a fun, interactive way to practice without repetitive drills.
• Customizable Options: Easily remove IB command terms or adjust puzzle cells to tailor the activity to your classroom needs.

This versatile resource is perfect for differentiating instruction and helping students build confidence in combining like terms!

Looking for a complete resource to have your 8th and 9th grade Math students practice using the Pythagorean Theorem? This Pythagorean Theorem Notes, Reference Sheet, Practice and Activity Bundle is going to solve that problem! This resource has your students finding missing legs, missing hypotenuse, rounding and simplifying roots! They will use the coordinate plane to graph and plot the hypotenuse endpoints and get a detailed reference sheet to help guide them to make this activity independent and helps them take ownership of their learning.

What you get:

- 1 page detailed reference sheet

- 2 pages of guided notes/practice problems

- 2 pages of independent practice problems

- 1 page scavenger hunt worksheet

- 1 workspace page for scavenger hunt

- detailed answer keys for everything

Topics

- Finding missing legs

- Finding missing hypotenuse

- Rounding final answers

- Simplifying to simplest radical form

- Challenge problem (break up an irregular shape)

- Given a triangle and solve

- Given words and they have to make the triangle and solve

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Lesson with notes and practice/homework over conjectures, validity, and counterexamples.

No Prep Needed! These guided notes with a Draw It section makes this lesson simple for students to understand! It walks them step by step through each part including definitions, how to interpret the diagrams and analyze for errors! The powerpoint is included for your to teach your lesson!

Lesson - Pythagorean Theorem

This product includes a lesson to help students understand the theory behind Pythagorean Theorem. Print on colored paper to explore various sizes of squares to help make the connection between squares and their sides and how they can be formed to create a right triangle.

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This is a fill in the blank function vocabulary notes/reference sheet. This can be used as a differentiation page or just to save time since students do not have to copy the whole definition. Words included are relation, function, parent function, representations, domain, range, increasing and decreasing function, independent and dependent variables, continuous, and discrete.

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