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This activity comes with the templates needed to build a beautiful Christmas tree modeled after Sierpinski's famous fractal triangle. This activity is a great follow-up to use after discussing Pascal's triangle or as a stand-alone project that will add an amazing decoration to your math classroom. The templates are grouped together with follow-up questions that explore the connection between the Sierpinski tree, geometric sequences, explicit and recursive forms of a sequence, area with Heron's

In this activity students will practice finding the sum of the measures of the interior angles of a polygon, the measure of each interior angle in a regular polygon, and the measure of each exterior angle of a regular polygon. They will do so by playing Math Pong. Each question bounces the student from one side of the worksheet to the other until they finally arrive at the final answer. Students can work individually or in small groups as they have fun learning math. For more activities for th

In this activity students will practice finding the sum of the measures of the interior angles of a polygon, the measure of each interior angle in a regular polygon, and the measure of each exterior angle of a regular polygon. They will do so by playing QR Math Pong. Each question bounces the student from one side of the worksheet to the other until they finally arrive at the final answer. They will use a QR code scanner that can be downloaded on any smartphone or tablet. Students can work indiv

In this activity students will practice multiplying two digit numbers. They will then check their answers by using the slopes of the lines. Students can work individually or in small groups of two or three to allow them to check their answers. As students work out problems they will cross out correct answers in a provided answer bank. This will allow students to check their answers as they progress. They will then use the leftover answers to find out the secret word as they unscramble the lette

Everybody loves a good movie and this activity allows you to talk film while you're learning math. Students will solve math problems in order to choose which words will complete a line from a movie. You can then have them try to guess the actor/actress that spoke the line and what movie it was from. This activity provides escape from the monotony of boring worksheets. In this worksheet students will practice adding numbers up to millions including the sum of three or more numbers. For more ac