Get your middle school students moving around and talking to each other as they practice solving inequalties. This set of ineqality activities is a great way to review solving and graphing inequalitities. Click to learn more.

I had a good week last week, compared to last week. Things were clicking, the students were understanding and I was able to pull small groups on solving equations. We started with these cards. I wanted the students to connect the inequality signs with real world situations, so I made this inequality matching set. Day 1: First Sort: I first gave students the cards without the signs. I asked them to come up with a way to sort the cards. They needed to have at least 2 groups and could have as…

This self-checking activity will give your students lots of practice solving and graphing the solution of compound inequalities. This compound inequalities activity was created with an Algebra 1 class in mind, but it could certainly be used with older or younger students as well.

How to Teach Graphing Inequalities for sixth grade math. Great investigative introduction...

As students transition from elementary school to middle school, a lot of new math concepts are introduced which sets the foundation for the more advanced topics in high school. It is crucial to present these concepts in such a way that the basics are clear and strong enough for further learning. Inequalities is one such ... Read more

I develop curriculum for middle school math. I focus on using critical-thinking skills in my content so the math makes sense to the students.

This large and eye-catching poster is a must have for any middle school math classroom. This bulletin board will look beautiful on your wall and will help your students learn graphing inequalities!

Free Printable Calculus Activities. Free Downloads of Activities I have created for my AP Calculus AB course.

Using an around-the-room activity like this solution hunt is a great way to break up the monotony and get investigating the meaning of infinitely many solutions. Students will determine if their ordered pair is a solution to the posted linear inequalities. #algebra2 #systems #inequalities

Kiddos were given this grid full of inequalities and a sheet of graphs stapled together. These sheets will be turned in for a grade. Instructions: 1.) Solve the inequalities. 2.) Grab the sheet of solutions from the stool. The solutions must be cut out and glued on top of the problem it matches. 3.) After all gluing is finished, the students must match the graph to the solution. On the graph pages students were asked to write the number of the solution next to the graph.