Equations anchor chart

Solving one step equations, anchor chart

We use precise math vocabulary in my upper elementary classroom and I think it's so important for comprehension and overall ability to tackle word problems. Check out my best lessons for getting this started, and anchor charts that are useful!

Expressions - Anchor Charts

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.

Anchor chart for parts of an expression and equation

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.…”

Here is our current target. This will stay up until we have mastered addition, subtraction, multiplication, & division equations. To get everyone ready to solve equations we began by working some very simple number sentence problems like: Students were quick to tell me the answer was 4. I then asked them to explain why the answer was 4 and to be able to tell how they figured this out. Here are their answers I counted up from 5 to 9 I subtracted 9 - 5 All perfect answers. I explained that the…