7th grade math through Calculus

Ready-to-teach math resources, from 7th grade through Calculus.

One membership gives you guided notes, color by number and pixel art, scavenger hunts, review games and tests for 7th grade, 8th grade, Algebra I, Algebra II, Precalculus and Calculus.

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Free resources

Try a free resource for the course you teach.

Pick your course and I'll email it to you. No membership needed.

Pages from the free 1-step equations mystery pixel activity

7th grade

1-Step Equations Mystery Pixel

Self-checking pixel art for Google with 10 one-step equations, a recording sheet and an answer key.

Pages from the free rational and irrational numbers notes: guided notes, investigation, practice and answer key

8th grade

Rational and Irrational Numbers Notes

Guided notes, an investigation on estimating irrational numbers, two practice pages and an answer key.

Pages from the free solving equations activity: the self-checking Google Sheet, student pages, appointment cards and answer key

Algebra I

Solving Equations Review Activity

A self-checking Google Sheets activity with 20 multi-step equations, appointment cards and an answer key.

Pages from the free exponential equations color by number: practice pages, answer bank, coloring page and the finished picture

Algebra II

Exponential Equations Color by Number

12 exponential equations, an answer bank, a coloring page, an answer key and the finished picture.

Pages from the free circular motion color by number: practice page, answer bank, coloring page and the finished picture

Precalculus

Circular Motion Color by Number

6 linear and angular speed word problems, an answer bank, a coloring page and an answer key.

Pages from the free limits at infinity mystery pixel activity

Calculus

Limits at Infinity Mystery Pixel

Self-checking pixel art for Google with 10 limits at infinity, a recording sheet and an answer key.

Why teachers join

What makes it different.

A classroom chalkboard that reads 24 years, with an apple on the chalk tray

Made by a 7–12 teacher

I'm in my 24th year of teaching math, from 7th grade Prealgebra to Calculus. Every resource has been used with real students in my own classroom.

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Answer keys included

The notes and activities come with answer keys, and many digital activities check themselves.

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New lessons keep coming

I keep adding lessons and activities, and they go into your library at no extra cost.

What you get

What you'll find inside the lessons.

More than a plain worksheet: interactive, hands-on resources that keep students working the whole period.

Three guided notes pages from Law of Sines, Law of Cosines and Complex Numbers

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Guided Notes

Printable and digital notes your students fill in as you teach, with an answer key.

A color by number question page, a finished colored picture and a coloring page

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Color by Number

Practice that turns into a picture as students work, with an answer key and the finished picture.

Three self-checking digital activities for Google: two mystery pixel art activities and a spontaneous stories activity

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Digital Activities

Self-checking pixel art and other activities for Google, ready to assign.

A percent problems scavenger hunt card, a filled-in scavenger hunt response sheet and a right triangles card

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Scavenger Hunts

Cards you hang around the room, so students get up and move while they practice.

Jeopardy review games for 7th grade and Precalculus and a Calculus back to school review

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Review Games

Jeopardy games and review stations for the start of the year and the end of a unit.

An 8th grade unit pacing calendar, the unit's cover and a Calculus final exam answer key

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Unit Plans and Tests

Every 8th grade unit has a pacing guide, vocabulary, standards, a review and a test.

Who it's for

Made for the people who teach secondary math.

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7–12 classroom teachers

Teaching more than one course? Find notes, activities and reviews for each of your classes in one place.

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New math teachers

Start with notes, activities, reviews and tests that have already worked with real students.

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Tutors and intervention

Pull the notes, practice and reviews you need for a small group or a student who needs one more pass.

From teachers

What teachers say.

From reviews in my Teachers Pay Teachers store.

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I used this with 8th and 9th grade Alg 1 as a review worksheet when I was gone. It was easy for the students to do on their own as a review. Good variety of problems. Answer key was provided.

Shannon W

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Perfect Interactive math tools, lessons, and practice.

Vicky N

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This was a great find/resource. My students love it! Thank you so much.

Zander I.

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I’m glad I purchased this resource! It worked well for my group, and I appreciate the time and care that went into creating it.

Chandler

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Self checking and instant feedback and 2 things my high school seniors enjoyed most about this resource. They also loved the word search aspect to take a break from "all the math you made us do all year"

Kayla M

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This was a great resources that worked so well in my classroom!

Michelle E

One membership. Every course.

$170 a year, about $14 a month. Or try everything for 7 days for $1, then $17 a month. Cancel anytime.

The teacher behind it

From a small rural classroom in Pennsylvania.

I'm Robin, and I'm in my 24th year of teaching math, from 7th grade Prealgebra to Calculus. Round Robin Math started because I needed engaging resources for every class I teach.

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