RTI Math Intervention Worksheets | Pre Algebra, Equations and Geometry Review

RTI math intervention worksheets for high school

These RTI math intervention worksheets are an 11 page packet with 70 questions that review the foundation skills high school students need for algebra and geometry. The set is meant for intervention groups, tutoring and catch-up blocks.

Students evaluate and simplify expressions, solve linear equations with a Number Bank, judge true or false statements about slope and linear functions, use exponent rules with polynomials and solve basic geometry and systems problems.

Teachers who need RTI math intervention worksheets for older students will find five sections here, and the packet comes with an answer key, an answer sheet and a lesson plan.

What’s on the pages

The worksheet has five sections, and each one has its own heading and directions.

• Number sense and pre-algebra basics: 15 multiple choice questions, such as distributing the term in 4(x – 3) and evaluating 5 + 3 x 2.
• Solving linear equations: 15 fill in the blank questions that use a Number Bank, such as x / 3 = -1 and 5x + 5 = 50. Some numbers in the bank are not used.
• Linear functions and slope: 10 true or false statements, such as a line with a positive slope rising from left to right and parallel lines having the same slope.
• Exponent rules and polynomials: 15 multiple choice questions, such as 5^2 – 2^3 and x^2 * x^3.
• Geometry basics and systems: 15 multiple choice questions, such as the area of a circle with a radius of 3 and the circumference of a circle with a diameter of 10.

The numbers are small, so students can focus on the rule and not on heavy arithmetic.

What’s in the download

• Student worksheet: 11 pages
• Answer key: 14 pages, with a short explanation after each answer
• Answer sheet: 3 pages
• Lesson plan: 2 pages

The four parts add up to 30 pages, and everything comes as PDF.

How to use these RTI math intervention worksheets

The lesson plan is set for 90 minutes. Its objectives are to review number sense and the order of operations, to solve one-step and two-step linear equations, to judge properties of linear functions including slope and intercepts, to apply exponent rules and basic polynomial operations, and to review geometry formulas and basic systems of linear equations.

The plan starts by explaining that the purpose is to review and solidify the foundation skills needed for higher-level courses. For Section 2 it tells students to solve each equation and choose the final answer from the Number Bank, and it reminds them that some numbers are distractors.

The materials list a printed worksheet and answer sheet for each student, a teacher copy of the answer key, pencils and erasers, scratch paper and optional basic calculators.

Because the sections stand alone, you can run one section per session in an intervention group and track progress across weeks.

The answer sheet keeps the worksheet clean for reuse, and the answer key gives a short explanation after every answer.

Families who look for algebra readiness practice, a linear equations review or high school math intervention will find both here, and the RTI math intervention worksheets with answer key pages help a tutor or helper check each page.

Where it fits

Use it for an intervention block, tutoring, a support class, homework or a review before a unit test. Homeschool families can work through one section a day.

Take a look at the preview pages before you buy, so you can see the worksheet, the answer key and the answer sheet.

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Many teachers use these RTI math intervention worksheets in a weekly routine, one section per session, and repeat the set after a few weeks to see growth.

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