Algebra 1, one skill at a time

One skill, taught start to finish. An interactive Teacher Deck of 31 to 33 slides (PowerPoint) fills in the notes one blank per click, works the example one slide per step and builds every solution a line at a time. Students follow along on a 9-page packet: guided Learn notes, six practice problems with an answer bank, Apply word problems and an error analysis, a four-item exit ticket, a fully worked answer key with the common mistakes and a grading guide, and a homework page of eight new problems with its own worked key.

Yes. Two-Step Equations is free, and it is the full lesson: the Teacher Deck, the packet, the homework and the answer keys, exactly what every paid lesson looks like.

Each lesson is $6.00 on TPT (Two-Step Equations is free). Each unit has its own bundle, from $8.99 to $38.99, which adds the unit's quiz, review and two unit tests, and the curriculum bundle holds all 99 lessons, plus the four quarters of Algebra 1 Warm-Ups and the Algebra 1 Readiness Check, for $249.99.

Yes. Each unit bundle has a bonus file with the whole unit in one folder: a unit overview, every lesson's student pages and answer keys in one PDF each, all the Teacher Decks, and the mid-unit quiz, unit review and Unit Test Forms A and B in color, InkSaver and editable Word. The curriculum bundle's bonus file holds all 14 units, the Semester 1 Exam and the Final Exam, and the pacing guide.

By unit: 14 units that follow a typical Algebra 1 sequence, from Foundations of Algebra to Statistics and Data Analysis. Each lesson page says which lesson comes before and after it.

It is built for PowerPoint. It also opens in Google Slides (File, then Open, and upload the .pptx), though some click animations may play differently there. Every deck also comes as a completed PDF with every slide fully built, to print or post.

Each lesson is built to a Common Core high school standard, printed on the lesson and listed on its page here, so you can match lessons to your pacing guide.