143Math

Students will work to sort the cards into 6 groups. Each card group represents a linear function and includes the function in standard form, slope- intercept form, point-slope form, and as a graph. *Teachers need to pre-cut the cards, as they are formatted in order on the worksheet.

Students will choose to design a castle or a creature using three dimensional shapes and measurements of their choice. They will determine the total surface area of the composite figure/figures they create.

This graphic organizer reviews the three main functions explored in Algebra 1 --- linear, exponential and quadratic. It goes over the different forms of equations for all three functions, as well as patterning, tables and graphs for each function type.

Students get to choose a family favorite food item or a topic related to Thanksgiving and survey their classmates using numerical data. Once they gather, organize, and analyze their data, they design a poster to present all their findings.

This mini quiz can be used after teaching students how to add and subtract integers. It can be used as a quick check for understanding. There are 4 versions provided, so students can retake different versions in hopes of eventual mastery! An answer key is provided. :)

Students will draw lines to create different angles and then create equations to represent different angle relationships! *Students will need to have a basic understanding of supplementary angles, complementary angles, vertical angles, and how all the angles in a circle combine to equal 360 degrees.

This mini quiz can be used after teaching students about the relationships between radii, diameters and circumferences. It can be used as a quick check for understanding. There are 2 versions and an answer key provided! :)

Students will work to sort the cards into 4 groups. Each card group represents a quadratic function and includes the function in standard form, vertex form, factored form and as a graph.

Match precents, decimals and fractions that have the same values using these sorting cards!

This mini quiz can be used for a quick check to see if students understand the different forms of a quadratic function (standard form, vertex form, factored form) and whether or not they can find the vertex, axis of symmetry, and y-intercept of a function in these forms. They will also be assessed on comparing the wideness or narrowness of different parabolas.

This mini quiz can be used after teaching students how to multiply and divide integers. It can be used as a quick check for understanding. There are 4 versions provided, so students can retake different versions in hopes of eventual mastery! An answer key is provided. :)

Match perfect squares, perfect cubes, and roots using these sorting cards!

Students are asked to find and describe the error for expressions based on exponent rules.

This worksheet includes 15 one-step equation problems, all involving rational numbers. Answer sheet is included.

Students work on solving the same order of operations problem using two different methods (by PEMDAS and by the distributive property).

This worksheet includes solving one-step and two-step equations. Students must first state the operation that is present in the equation given, then they must state the inverse operation and how to solve the equation, finally they must show work and solve the equation given.

Students are asked to answer fill in the blank questions related to the number system. They must also categorize numbers, and describe numbers within the number system.

Students must answer questions regarding adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing and rounding decimals, in complete sentences.

This chart organizes the rules for converting between decimals, fractions, and percents.