In this session, you will master combining like terms, the distributive property, and working confidently with negative numbers. At the end, you'll be able to simplify expressions, use the distributive property, and navigate negative numbers like a pro.

Have you ever wondered how engineers come up with inventions that change the world? In this one-time enrichment session, you'll learn the Engineering Design process. The creative cycle engineers use to solve real problems that ordinary people face every day. In this session, you'll design your own mini invention or solution using simple materials or your imagination —no prior experience required. By the end, you'll see how every great inventor starts with just one question.

Learn how to simplify algebraic expressions correctly using the order of operations. This lesson covers PEMDAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction) and shows how following these steps helps avoid common mistakes when solving equations.

In these Pre-Algebra sessions, we'll explore problem-solving strategies and practice key math skills. Whether you're stuck on negative numbers, fractions, or solving equations, we'll review examples until everything clicks.

Have you ever wondered how engineers come up with inventions that change the world? In this one-time enrichment session, you'll learn the Engineering Design process. The creative cycle engineers use to solve real problems that ordinary people face every day. In this session, you'll design your own mini invention or solution using simple materials or your imagination —no prior experience required. By the end, you'll see how every great inventor starts with just one question.

One-Step Equations Understanding and solving one-step equations using inverse operations Two-Step Equations Solving two-step equations with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division Combining like terms & Distributive property Simplify algebraic expressions using like terms and the distributive property Scientific Notation Understand and use scientific notation to work with very large and very small numbers