Solving equations notes

I’ve seen elementary school teachers use paint samples in interactive notebooks, and I knew I could think of a place to use them for older kids. I’ve seen something like this before, but I couldn’t find where to link it :) I used a four color paint sample to illustrate solving two-step equations. Here is the completed page: I used the first color to write the equation. The next color shows the add/subtract step. The third color shows the multiply/divide step. The last color shows…

This step-by-step anchor chart is helpful for students when solving single variable multi-step equations with variables on either side of the equation.Have students follow steps in order as it applies to the problem. Once they learn the process, they understand the topic! Students can also follow along with an example provided.This resource is noneditable PDF.Print out and give individually to students, embed in online courses, or print to to use in your classroom.

Solving one step equations, anchor chart

Mrs. Newell's Math: Algebra 1: Solving Equations and Inequalities with Variables on Both Sides Foldable

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Solving Absolute Value Equations With Extraneous Solutions from solving absolute value equations worksheet , image source: www.tessshebaylo.com

interactive notebook pages for solving equations in algebra 1

SmartPugTeaching on Instagram: “Day 18 (math 8): Equations, equations and more equations. Here is my anchor chart over solving equations with variables on both sides.…”

Solving Systems of Equations Using Substitution anchor chart (photo only)

I often use the 3 Essential Rules of Math to review solving equations with my algebra students. I learned about these three essential rules from Glenn Waddell.