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Are you looking for a different way for your students to take notes in your classroom? This solving multi step inequalities worksheet and guided notes could be your answer!
These guided notes offer review questions for inequality symbols and are complete with word problems and critical thinking questions. You can use this inequalities lesson plan for one full class period or split it up to practice the different types of problems on separate days.
The included multi step inequalities worksheets can be used for classwork, homework, or quiz review. This lesson plan also includes reflective questions that are perfect for whole or small-group discussions of problem-solving strategies.
This resource includes:
✩ Three pages of guided notes
- Page 1 – review of inequality symbols and two-step equations, solving multi-step inequalities with the distributive property and combining like terms
- Page 2 – solving inequalities with variables on both sides and special types of solutions of inequalities
- Page 3 – word problem vocabulary review and scaffolded examples
✩ Two pages of practice problems
- 12 questions that cover all of the examples found in the guided notes
✩ Answer keys included ✩
How I have used these guided notes in my Algebra 1 class:
⭐ ️ Whole class: You can complete the guided notes as a whole class lesson. This gives you the opportunity to have students work on example problems independently and check their work with you.
⭐️ Small groups: The students can work in pairs or small groups to complete the multi step inequalities worksheet. They can also work with a partner to complete the guided example problems and check their work as a whole class.
⭐️ Independent: Students can use the practice worksheets as classwork, homework, or quiz review.
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