About this site
This is free practice for Algebra 1 students at The Carmel School, to support classwork. It follows the chapters and lessons
of the Algebra 1 textbook used in class. Every problem gets new numbers each time, every answer is checked right away, and most
problems have a worked solution.
Your privacy
- No account, no sign-in, no ads and no tracking. Nothing you type or answer is sent over the internet. (If you open this page from a website, that website's host sees the visit, as with any web page.)
- Your name and your work are saved only in this browser, on this computer. Someone else using this computer and browser
could open your record from the “Who’s practicing?” screen.
- Your work leaves this computer only if you choose to: Save progress downloads a file, and you decide who to send it to.
The file holds your name and your practice record: which problems you did, when, how long each took, whether you got them right, and your quiz answers and scores. Nothing else.
- “Learn it” links open other websites (Khan Academy and OpenStax) in a new tab. Those sites have their own privacy policies.
Saving your work
- Your work saves by itself after every answer, in this browser on this computer.
- It does not follow you to another computer. Clearing the browser’s data, or a school computer that resets when you sign
out, erases it.
- To keep a copy, or to move to another computer, open the menu with your name and press Save progress. On another
computer, choose Load my progress file on the opening screen.
- Send your saved file to your teacher the way they ask: attach it to an email, or turn it in on Google Classroom. The menu
with your name reminds you when it has been a week.
Sources and credits
- Questions. The question types were written for this site. Most are built on the Virginia Standards of Learning for
Algebra 1 and the mathematics that leads up to it. Some are modeled on The Carmel School’s own math exams.
- Virginia Department of Education. Some question types are adapted from the VDOE Just in Time Mathematics Quick
Checks, used under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial license. They were rewritten to produce new numbers,
and each one names the Quick Check it comes from under its ⓘ button. The VDOE does not endorse this site.
- Lesson order. The chapters and lessons follow Glencoe Algebra 1 (McGraw Hill) so that practice lines up with
class. No text, problems or images from the book are used. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by McGraw Hill.
- Khan Academy. Lessons link to free videos, articles and exercises on
khanacademy.org. Nothing from Khan Academy
is copied here, and Khan Academy is not affiliated with or endorsing this site.
- OpenStax. Lessons link to sections of free textbooks from
OpenStax, Rice University, licensed under
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0:
Elementary Algebra 2e (Lynn Marecek, MaryAnne Anthony-Smith and Andrea Honeycutt Mathis),
Intermediate Algebra 2e (Lynn Marecek and Andrea Honeycutt Mathis),
Algebra and Trigonometry 2e (Jay Abramson) and
Introductory Statistics 2e (Barbara Illowsky and Susan Dean). OpenStax is not affiliated with or endorsing this site.
- The Carmel School name and seal belong to the school.
Found a mistake?
Tell your teacher which problem it was. The ⓘ button on each problem shows its name and where it comes from.
About this site
This is free practice for Algebra 1 students at The Carmel School, to support classwork. It follows the chapters and lessons
of the Algebra 1 textbook used in class. Every problem gets new numbers each time, every answer is checked right away, and most
problems have a worked solution.
Your privacy
- No account, no sign-in, no ads and no tracking. Nothing you type or answer is sent over the internet. (If you open this page from a website, that website's host sees the visit, as with any web page.)
- Your name and your work are saved only in this browser, on this computer. Someone else using this computer and browser
could open your record from the “Who’s practicing?” screen.
- Your work leaves this computer only if you choose to: Save progress downloads a file, and you decide who to send it to.
The file holds your name and your practice record: which problems you did, when, how long each took, whether you got them right, and your quiz answers and scores. Nothing else.
- “Learn it” links open other websites (Khan Academy and OpenStax) in a new tab. Those sites have their own privacy policies.
Saving your work
- Your work saves by itself after every answer, in this browser on this computer.
- It does not follow you to another computer. Clearing the browser’s data, or a school computer that resets when you sign
out, erases it.
- To keep a copy, or to move to another computer, open the menu with your name and press Save progress. On another
computer, choose Load my progress file on the opening screen.
- Send your saved file to your teacher the way they ask: attach it to an email, or turn it in on Google Classroom. The menu
with your name reminds you when it has been a week.
Sources and credits
- Questions. The question types were written for this site. Most are built on the Virginia Standards of Learning for
Algebra 1 and the mathematics that leads up to it. Some are modeled on The Carmel School’s own math exams.
- Virginia Department of Education. Some question types are adapted from the VDOE Just in Time Mathematics Quick
Checks, used under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial license. They were rewritten to produce new numbers,
and each one names the Quick Check it comes from under its ⓘ button. The VDOE does not endorse this site.
- Lesson order. The chapters and lessons follow Glencoe Algebra 1 (McGraw Hill) so that practice lines up with
class. No text, problems or images from the book are used. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by McGraw Hill.
- Khan Academy. Lessons link to free videos, articles and exercises on
khanacademy.org. Nothing from Khan Academy
is copied here, and Khan Academy is not affiliated with or endorsing this site.
- OpenStax. Lessons link to sections of free textbooks from
OpenStax, Rice University, licensed under
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0:
Elementary Algebra 2e (Lynn Marecek, MaryAnne Anthony-Smith and Andrea Honeycutt Mathis),
Intermediate Algebra 2e (Lynn Marecek and Andrea Honeycutt Mathis),
Algebra and Trigonometry 2e (Jay Abramson) and
Introductory Statistics 2e (Barbara Illowsky and Susan Dean). OpenStax is not affiliated with or endorsing this site.
- The Carmel School name and seal belong to the school.
Found a mistake?
Tell your teacher which problem it was. The ⓘ button on each problem shows its name and where it comes from.
