Math templates make my life easier knowing that my warm-up is all set to go. They also become a predictable routine for students, helping with classroom management at the bell, which sets the tone for the entire class. In this post, I show and link all of the math templates I've made that are all free to download. I hope they make your life a bit easier, too.
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| Algebra 1 template |
This algebra 1 template is the result of a teacher seeing my algebra 2 template and wanting one for her students. Students are given one piece of information (either the graph, table or equation) and then fill in the rest. Here is the full-page version of the template inside a page protector:
There's a 1/2-page version of the algebra 1 template and a full-page version, as well as versions using f(x) and y. I have used math templates for warm-ups, closers, exit tickets or as a way to quickly check student understanding in the middle of a lesson.
To use this algebra 2 template, I project onto the board either a graph or an equation and students fill in the rest from there. For a more advanced task, you could even give a domain and range and have students figure out a function that fits the criteria.
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| Projectile motion template |
We use this projectile motion template a lot during our quadratics unit! It gives students repeated practice finding a good graphing calculator window.
Here are all of the math templates I have made so far. You can download each for free.
Math template downloads:
