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Classifying Polynomials: Task Cards INB Page
Classifying Polynomials: Task Cards INB Page
Classifying Polynomials: Task Cards INB Page
Classifying Polynomials: Task Cards INB Page
Classifying Polynomials: Task Cards INB Page
Classifying Polynomials: Task Cards INB Page
Classifying Polynomials: Task Cards INB Page
Classifying Polynomials: Task Cards INB Page
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Included in this set are 30 task cards on naming polynomials by number of terms and degree, a recording sheet, answer key and interactive notebook idea/template. The cards are all short answer cards!

There are multiple ways I use task cards in my classroom. Sometimes I have students pair up, sometimes I have students work alone. For this activity I would suggest having students sit in rows of 2. Each group should start out with a task card. After answering the question on the task card (should take 1-2 minutes) each group should stand up and scoot down to the next card. Cards should stay in their original spot the entire time! If you would prefer not to have your students move, you can have them pass the task cards, but personally I have found students get more excited about an activity when they are able to move around (even if they are just moving down 1 seat!). Another way to play would be to play a game I call Speed Math. Directions can be found as a free product in my store! (Link is included in the free preview file!)

There are 2 sets of the cards included. 1 with QR codes, and 1 without QR codes. QR codes are a great way for students to check their own work. Students can use a QR code scanner to scan the QR code which will show them the answer to the problem on the task cards. There are many free QR code scanners available for download. I use the "ScanLife" on my android phone. ITunes also has many scanners available.

There are 2 versions of each set. One version has a polka dot border, one has just a basic black border which will help you save ink (if you need too!)

***These task cards are included in a bundle of Algebra Task Cards. It can be viewed here: Algebra Task Card Bundle

If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, etc, please email me at: 4theLoveofMath2@gmail.com

Thank you!

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You may also like:

Polynomial Operations Task Card Bundle

Special Products (Multiplying Binomials) Scavenger Hunt

Dividing a Polynomial By a Monomial Partner Activity

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Classifying Polynomials: Task Cards INB Page

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Description

Included in this set are 30 task cards on naming polynomials by number of terms and degree, a recording sheet, answer key and interactive notebook idea/template. The cards are all short answer cards!

There are multiple ways I use task cards in my classroom. Sometimes I have students pair up, sometimes I have students work alone. For this activity I would suggest having students sit in rows of 2. Each group should start out with a task card. After answering the question on the task card (should take 1-2 minutes) each group should stand up and scoot down to the next card. Cards should stay in their original spot the entire time! If you would prefer not to have your students move, you can have them pass the task cards, but personally I have found students get more excited about an activity when they are able to move around (even if they are just moving down 1 seat!). Another way to play would be to play a game I call Speed Math. Directions can be found as a free product in my store! (Link is included in the free preview file!)

There are 2 sets of the cards included. 1 with QR codes, and 1 without QR codes. QR codes are a great way for students to check their own work. Students can use a QR code scanner to scan the QR code which will show them the answer to the problem on the task cards. There are many free QR code scanners available for download. I use the "ScanLife" on my android phone. ITunes also has many scanners available.

There are 2 versions of each set. One version has a polka dot border, one has just a basic black border which will help you save ink (if you need too!)

***These task cards are included in a bundle of Algebra Task Cards. It can be viewed here: Algebra Task Card Bundle

If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, etc, please email me at: 4theLoveofMath2@gmail.com

Thank you!

*****************************************************************************

You may also like:

Polynomial Operations Task Card Bundle

Special Products (Multiplying Binomials) Scavenger Hunt

Dividing a Polynomial By a Monomial Partner Activity

*****************************************************************************

Terms of use:

This item is a paid digital download. As such, it is for use in one classroom (or by one teacher) only. This item is bound by copyright laws and redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on the Internet are all strictly prohibited without first gaining permission from the author. Violations are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

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This was perfect for my virtual special education students
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March 26, 2022
I used this as a center rotation as a review before a formal assignment. It was a great ready made resource that the kids loved. A fantastic engaging activity for a lesson. This was an excellent purchase.
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Understand that polynomials form a system analogous to the integers, namely, they are closed under the operations of addition, subtraction, and multiplication; add, subtract, and multiply polynomials.
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