School purchase orders are accepted for curriculum and activity bundles only. We do not accept purchase orders for individual units or single activities.
To request a quote, fill out the form on our ATA for Schools page, or email schools@allthingsalgebra.com with:
- The curriculum and activity bundles you are interested in
- Whether you are purchasing nontransferable or transferable licenses
- How many teachers will be using each resource
- Any additional information or questions you may have
You will receive a quote to submit for purchase order approval. Once approved, an invoice will be issued.
Licensing Details:
• Nontransferable licenses are assigned to the teacher’s personal email address (gmail, yahoo, etc.).
• Transferable licenses are assigned to the teacher’s school-issued email address and can be unassigned and reassigned each year to accommodate staffing changes.
Teachers will receive login information and will download their materials directly from the website.
A nontransferable license belongs to one teacher and stays with that teacher. If they leave, retire, or switch courses, it cannot be reassigned to someone else. This is the right choice if you’re buying for yourself.
A transferable license is also assigned to one teacher, but the school can reassign it if staffing changes. Transferable licenses are only available to schools and districts. Each teacher using the course needs their own license.
If you’re a school buying licenses of either type, email schools@allthingsalgebra.com after checkout so each license is assigned to the right teacher. Each teacher needs direct access to get updates.
Yes! Buy at least two licenses to the same resource and you’ll get 10% off. This applies to both nontransferable and transferable licenses, and the discount is applied automatically at checkout.
My curriculum, units, and activity bundles are now sold exclusively here on my website. Individual activities are still available on both TpT and here.
Already bought from me on TpT? Your purchases will stay in your TpT account, and I’ll keep updating them. If you’d like them moved over to your account here, just email me at allthingsalgebra@gmail.com and I can help with that.
Yes! Curriculum and activity bundles can be paid for monthly over 4 or 6 months. Just choose a payment plan option on the product page. Individual units and activities are one-time purchases and aren’t available on payment plans.
Payment Plan Terms: Payment plans are an agreement and must be paid in full. Payment plans cannot be canceled for any reason. Payments are automatically charged each month for the duration of the payment plan. Purchaser will have immediate access to the materials. This is not a subscription service or membership. Once all payments have been made, the purchaser will own a license to the resource just as if they had paid for the resource in full upfront.
When I created the Algebra 1 and Geometry Curriculums, I already had a large collection of activities to include in the bundles. For the courses I developed afterward, I chose to focus on writing the instructional materials first (warm-ups, guided notes, homework assignments, and assessments), then release the activities separately. This allows me to ensure that all activities align with the curriculum materials!
Activity bundle options are available for Math 6, Math 7, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 2, and Pre-Calculus. Be sure to check the product descriptions for links to the recommended activity bundles to accompany each curriculum.
Your purchase includes a license for one teacher only (yourself!). If another colleague wishes to use any part of a curriculum bundle, please direct them to my website, www.allthingsalgebra.com, to purchase the resource. If they have trouble locating a specific resource, feel free to reach out to me at allthingsalgebra@gmail.com, and I’ll be happy to help!
No part of any resource, including the videos, can be posted online. That includes classroom websites, personal websites, and shared network drives. The one exception is a password-protected site that only your students can access, such as Google Classroom or Canvas.
Because the standards in each state can differ, it is impossible for me to create a one-size-fits-all curriculum. A complete list of topics included in each curriculum can be downloaded here so you can compare to your own curriculum and standards.
While I reference a variety of textbooks when developing my curriculum, I do not follow any one textbook. Instead, I organize and sequence the material in a way that I feel makes the most sense and creates a logical flow throughout the course.
For the most part, lessons are designed to fit within a 50–55 minute class period. However, some lessons may require additional time, especially if you choose to incorporate activities for extra practice and reinforcement.
Almost all files are PDFs. The assessments (quizzes and tests) are also available in PowerPoint so you can tweak individual problems to create multiple versions. There are also several PowerPoint games included in the activities.
The only files offered in an editable form at this time are the assessments.
Be sure you are using the most up-to-date version of Adobe Reader. Do not use “Preview” on a Mac to view or print the files. This generally solves all printing issues.
Yes! Due to the quick turnaround in getting these units out and available to use in the classroom, occasional errors in the answer keys slip by. If you spot an answer that you believe is incorrect, please email me at allthingsalgebra@gmail.com and I will take a look and get it fixed right away.
Yes! When I update a resource or add something to a bundle, just re-download it from “My Downloads” to get the newest version.
Due to the digital nature of these resources, all sales are final and refunds are not available. I encourage you to carefully read through the product descriptions and review the available previews before purchasing. My materials are used by hundreds of thousands of teachers, and if you have any questions or aren’t sure how to use them in your classroom, please reach out to me at allthingsalgebra@gmail.com. I’m always happy to help!
I highly recommend joining the All Things Algebra Community on Facebook! With over 15,000 teachers in the group using my materials, it’s a great place to connect, share ideas, ask questions, and collaborate with other teachers, including those in your own state who are using the same resources.
You’re also always welcome to reach out to me directly at allthingsalgebra@gmail.com with any specific questions. I’m happy to help!
