I've decided that we'll do a bit of algebra at least once or twice a week for the next few weeks. I think it might be a more interesting way to review basic math facts. I think I will still end up having to write "story problems" for practice translating into "the language of algebra," but I found a nice worksheet generator for simple solving practice.

What I like about this site:

Worksheets have no ads and are very plain and clean looking.

You can make the problems as simple or complicated as you like. I checked "no negatives" and only asked for simple one-term and two-term problems. But you can do systems problems (x and y) and quadratic equations too.

Just say how many of each kind of problem you want and it will immediately give you a worksheet. And if you ask again with the identical parameters, you'll get a whole new set of problems.

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