8th grade math anchor charts

I've been creating anchor charts to go with each unit. The charts hang around the room, hopefully reminding students of specific skills, steps, or formats. Two of the most recent charts are pictured here. Other charts are in this prezi.

Teaching With a Mountain View: Teaching Exponents - Great ideas for teaching exponents in the classroom - PLUS anchor chart ideas!!

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.

Anchor Chart for Slope Intercept Form

I have previously blogged about My Color-coded Guided Notes and how much the students love them because they help them see the connections within the concepts. Example of My Students' Guided Notes: Along with color-coding in the students' guided notes, I also create color-coded input wall charts. I coordinate the color-coding to match the students' notebooks. The students find my color-coded input charts really helpful as a quick resource when they are doing their Worthwhile Wednesday…

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.

Developer/Creator/Publisher of the Resource: Noelle Pickering The infographic on the page is a great way to showcase the four ways to represent a proportional relationship, the author refers to it as an anchor chart. I would post this in the room while we worked on this unit. A lot of students are visual learners, so this would help them out greatly.

Rotation Rules for Geometric Transformation Anchor Chart

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