This post has been a long time in the making. It's a collection of free math cheat sheets that you can print and give to students for their math notebooks or even enlarge into anchor charts. Some I made for my own students, others came from teacher requests. Some of the algebra 1 and algebra 2 cheat sheets in this post now also include links to short video tutorials.
I started writing this post in 2017 to share the math reference sheets I was making for my algebra 2 students. A lot of those sheets can also be used to support algebra 1 students. Since 2017, I've added a bunch more math cheat sheets to this post, mainly for students in algebra and algebra 2, and some for younger kids based on teacher requests. Some now also have video links that were added in 2020/2021.
The math cheat sheets in this post can easily be enlarged into anchor charts to be used as large classroom references. Here is a quadratic keywords poster that I enlarged to 4 pages at home with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC:
Below are links to all of the free math cheat sheets on my blog. Clicking on an image will bring you to its post where the sheet can be downloaded.
Math Cheat Sheets
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| Standard Form Quadratics |
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| vertex form quadratics |
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| complex solutions in quadratics |
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| graphing radical functions |
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| graphing log functions |
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| graphing exponential functions |
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| graphing linear equations |
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| graphing linear inequalities in standard form |
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| long division algorithm |
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| multiplication algorithm |
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| language of math poster |
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| integers graphic organizer |
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| polynomial long division |
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| synthetic division |
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| Patterns of i |
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| solving equations graphic organizer |
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| graphing polynomials |
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| income tax U.S. Form 1040 |
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| exponential functions flowchart |
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| graphing factored form quadratics |
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| graphing absolute value functions |
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| quadratic keywords |
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| parallel lines cut by a transversal |
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| graphing rational functions |
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| projectile motion |
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| slope poster |
I hope the math cheat sheets in this post are helpful references for your students!
Help. I can't find the math cheat sheets...I keep circling around. I'd really like to see them.
ReplyDeleteIf you click on the blue "MATH CHEAT SHEETS" in this post you will be taken to all of my posts with math cheat sheets in them.
DeleteI don't see the blue math cheat sheets that you mention.
DeleteSorry about that. I replaced the link with the thumbnail images to every post with cheat sheets so that they would all fit on one web page.
DeleteThat is a lot of clicking. Wow! You sure have a lot of stuff!! Super Job!
ReplyDeleteThank you Marilyn! I hope you have a great year!
DeleteI'd like a copy of the integer operations cheat sheet, but can't figure out how to download it. Help!
ReplyDeleteIt's listed on Teachers pay Teachers as "Integers Graphic Organizer", but there are a lot of them so I am happy to email it to you. My email is shana@scaffoldedmath.com. And I apologize for just getting back to you now... Blogger's comment notifaction emails have been broken (just learned that today!)
DeleteWould love to see a graphing a linear and/or proportional relationship cheat sheet.
ReplyDeleteThank you Michelle! I hope to create one by mid September. It will be linked here.
DeleteI don't se any blue link to the math cheat sheets, can you help?
ReplyDeleteHi Marty, thank you for your comment. For any of the sheets you see in the post, just click on its picture (avoiding the Pinterest icon) and you’ll be taken to its post.
DeleteThese are wonderful! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure! I hope you are having a great school year!
DeleteHey. You so many AMAZING things on this site, but I'm having a little trouble downloading the PDF version of all these pictures. Could maybe help me out a little, please?
ReplyDeleteHi Nazeeya, if you click on one of the images, it will bring you to a post where you can download the sheet for free. If you are having trouble, please send me an email and I can help.
DeleteHey. Thank you so much. I should have looked harder. So sorry for all the hassle. Thank you again:)
DeleteNo apology needed:) I hope you are having a great year.
DeleteDo you have any Quick Checks or Cheat Sheets on transformations of quadratics? I really liked how your Exponential Function Quick Check has it where they are comparing between the parent function and the function they are given; and your Graphing Exponential/Log Functions sheet shows them how it was transformed from the parent. Thanks for all the Freebies, they are great references/notes/exit tickets/posters for students!
ReplyDeleteHi Courtney! I do have cheat sheets for quadratics. The setup is a little different as they are older. In this post is a link to the ones we'd use in class (cheat sheet link in blue):
ReplyDeletehttps://www.scaffoldedmath.com/2020/01/how-to-graph-vertex-form-quadratic-functions.html
Love Love your word walls. I was wondering is their a wall for polynomials. It's not in Algebra 1 and I purchased? Also, is it possible to add to the slides when something is missing? thanks! You are great, if I forgot that part...
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words! As a coincidence, I am taking new photos of the Algebra 2 word wall today to make the virtual version and just photographed the polynomials section. It's just for sketching polynomials, so may not be what you need. But please email if there is something you had in mind.
DeleteThis is a really awesome resource. Thank you SO much!
ReplyDeleteIt's really my pleasure. If you need a topic covered, I'd love to help. I have very much enjoyed making these math reference sheets and videos.
DeleteHelp, I am looking for your math word problem table, and I can't seem to find it. It helps students break the problem down to be able to solve it.
ReplyDeleteI’m not 100% sure which this is. Can you please send me an email? shana@scaffoldedmath.com
DeleteHi Shana,
ReplyDeleteYour math posters help my students a lot!
You are the best !!
So awesome to hear this! I hope you are having a good year!
DeleteHello! I have a hard copy of “function cutouts. Trying to locate an answer key please and thank you
ReplyDeleteHi Amanda, would you be willing to send a screenshot of what you have so I can point you in the right direction? I have a few functions activities involving cutouts, so am unsure which one you have. My email is shana@scaffoldedmath.com
DeleteYour cheat sheets are AMAZING!!! Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteWhere is the Slope mystery message cheat sheets?
ReplyDeleteThe Slope Mystery Message is a task cards activity in my blog's free math resource library here: https://www.scaffoldedmath.com/p/subscribe.html
DeleteDo you have any for Geometry?
ReplyDeleteI don't, but if there is one you need I may have some ideas on how to make it. My email is shana@scaffoldedmath.com
DeleteThank you so very much for the awesome resources. I am able to use the with second language English students because they're so easy to follow.
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