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Algebra and Pre-Algebra - Simulators

This section contains algebra simulators. These simulator generates algebraic problems that tackle the process and solution in a step-by-step interview fashion with the end user.

Equation Pal - Online

Description: Equation Pal is a great program that allows students to solve equations on a step-by-step basis in an "interview" format. See instructional video for this activity for more.

Equation Pal Instructional Video

Description: This video will show you how to use Equation Pal.

Slope Pal

Description: Slope Pal is an awesome interview-simulation that students can use to practice working with finding slope from an ordered pair, or, graphing lines from Y = MX + B. Students can also play a super-fun game called slope racer

Exponents Workshop - Online or Printable

Description: Exponents Workshop is perfect for kids just learning the meaning of exponents, or, for algebra students learning how to simply complex expressions involving exponents. Students can generate unlimited online problems (basic or complex) and use the drag and drop workspace to solve them. Students or teachers can even print out worksheets complete with answer sheets.

Systems of Equations Pal

Description: Systems of Equations Pal is an awesome interview-simulation that students can use to practice working with systems of equations in elimination, substitution, and graphing form.

Systems of Equations with Inequalities Pal

Description: Systems of Equations with inequalities Pal is an awesome interview-simulation that students can use to practice working with systems of equations with inequalities.

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