MathHW

Sort-Match activity for linear equations. This 40 card deck is used to create 8 sets of 5 cards. Students match equations with their graphs, identify slope and x and y intercepts. Includes map to the Standards for Mathematical Practices.

Trigonometry sort-match activity consisting of 1 deck of 24 cards, creating eight sets of three cards. This activity is good for assessing students’ prior knowledge about the six trigonometric rations and right angles, or can be used during a trig unit to assess understanding.

A three-column sort match, matching the numerals 0 - 10 with the words zero to ten, with the number of apples in a picture 0 to 10. This is a good exercise for a Pre-K to K student to practice counting. This could be used as an assessment to meet demonstratable skills specified by some state standards covering Pre-K.

Geometry sort match using terms for lines and angles. Suitable for grades 3-5, middle school, and high school. Cards can be enlarged and used on a word-wall.

Assessment with volumes of spheres, cones, cylinders and the angles created when a transversal cuts parallel lines. Covers the 8th Grade common core topics. Editable word document and answer key are available by e-mail requests for purchasers.

Blank polar coordinate pages, with 4 graphs per page and 2 graphs per page. This is good for classwork or homework problems where polar coordinates are used. This is helpful in Trigonometry courses or units. Updated with additional graphs with labeled angles.

Word wall - angle related terms and relationships between angles created when a transversal cuts parallel lines. This file includes images (some teachers/schools prefer word-only word walls). This file was created from a smartnotebook which is also available for download.

A smart notebook file containing word-wall vocabulary for angles and the angels created when a transversal cuts parallel lines. This is good for an interactive presentation or summarizer where the teacher can identify the angles, additional pictures, examples, definitions, or details.

Word wall for angles created when a transversal cuts parallel lines.

A version of Cornell notes adapted for math; provides areas for recording the objectives, sample problems, and practice problems. Students can use the summary area to list vocabulary applied on the page and ask "How?" "What?" "Why?" questions in the left margin for quick review.

Angle web with glossary and activity plan. This is a good activity as an activator for a lesson/unit on transversals or as a summarizer.