Algebraic Expressions
Worksheets across grades for this subject.
Grades covered: Grades 6–7 · 6 printable worksheets
Topics Covered
Algebraic Expressions
Algebraic expressions use variables to represent unknown or changing quantities. Students learn to write, simplify, and evaluate expressions, combining like terms and applying properties of operations.
Algebraic expressions are the language of algebra and higher mathematics. They're essential for representing patterns, writing formulas, solving equations, and modeling real-world situations mathematically.
Teaching Tips
Start with evaluating expressions before writing them. Use consistent vocabulary (terms, coefficients, like terms). Model simplifying step-by-step. Connect to real situations where quantities vary. Use algebra tiles for visual modeling of like terms and distributive property.
Have students write expressions from verbal descriptions. Test expression evaluation with given variable values. Include simplification problems (combining like terms, distributive property). Ask students to identify like terms and explain why terms are or aren't like.
Available Worksheets
Grade 6 · Difficulty: easy · Code: G06-T1014-E-01
Grade 6 · Difficulty: hard · Code: G06-T1014-H-01
Grade 6 · Difficulty: medium · Code: G06-T1014-M-01
Grade 7 · Difficulty: easy · Code: G07-T1014-E-01
Grade 7 · Difficulty: hard · Code: G07-T1014-H-01
Grade 7 · Difficulty: medium · Code: G07-T1014-M-01