2ndary Math

Your Algebra students will get plenty of practice with these highly engaging Solving Exponential Equations via Change of Base Placemats. This Solving Exponential Equations via Change of Base activity keeps students accountable for their work and provides an opportunity for error analysis. Students work together in groups of four to complete all 6 placemats. Placemats are ideal for test-prep, but could also be separated and assigned individually for warm-ups, exit tickets, and/or math centers. De

This Scavenger Hunt is a great way to engage your 7th Grade students through this self-checking activity on simplifying expressions and solving equations. This activity is great for Math centers, test prep, or early finishers. Skills Covered: Simplifying expressions by combining like terms and applying the distributive propertyTranslating verbal descriptions into numeric expressions (i.e. seven less than x is x-7)Evaluating expressions (i.e. if x= -9, evaluate the expression 2x-6+3x)Solving one-

This Scavenger Hunt is a great way to engage your Geometry students through this self-checking activity on writing linear equations that are parallel or perpendicular to a given line and pass through a given point. This activity is great for Math centers, test prep, or early finishers. Skills Covered: Convert linear equations from standard form to slope-intercept formWrite linear equations in slope-intercept form that are parallel to a given line and pass through a specific coordinateWrite linea

This Scavenger Hunt is a great way to engage your 7th Grade students through this self-checking activity on calculating the percent of a number through word problems. Students can solve these percent of a number in real-world applications algebraically or using the percent proportion. This activity is great for Math centers, test prep, or early finishers. Skills Covered: Calculating the percent- given the part and the wholeCalculating the part- given the percent and the wholeCalculating the who

This Scavenger Hunt is a great way to engage your 8th Grade students through this digital and printable self-checking activity on writing linear equations in slope-intercept form from two coordinates. This activity is great for Math centers, test prep, or early finishers. Skills Covered: Calculate the slope (positive and negative) from two coordinatesCalculate the y-interceptWrite linear equations in slope-intercept formWhat's Included: Printable (Color) Scavenger Hunt CardsPrintable (Black and

This Scavenger Hunt is a great way to engage your Grade 7 students through this self-checking activity on adding and subtracting binomials. This activity is great for Math centers, test prep, or early finishers. Skills Covered: Adding BinomialsSubtracting BinomialsCombining Like TermsFactoring ExpressionsWhat's Included: Printable (Color) Scavenger Hunt CardsPrintable (Black and White) Scavenger Hunt Cards- great for printing on colored paperDigital Scavenger Hunt for Google FormsStudent Tracki

This Scavenger Hunt is a great way to engage your 8th Grade students through this printable and digital self-checking activity on writing linear equations in slope-intercept form from tables. This activity is great for Math centers, test prep, or early finishers. Skills Covered: Calculate the slope (positive and negative) from tablesCalculate the y-intercept from a tableWrite linear equations in slope-intercept formWhat's Included: Printable (Color) Scavenger Hunt CardsPrintable (Black and Whit

Converting Quadratics Between Standard, Factored, and Vertex Form QR Codes contains: 3 Standard Form to Factored and Vertex Forms3 Factored Form to Standard and Vertex Forms3 Vertex Form to Standard and Factored FormsThese QR Codes reveal links to Desmos equations and graphs for the specified quadratic form. Scanning QR CodesCell Phones: Students can scan the QR Codes with an iPhone by holding their camera over the code. A pop-up notification will appear at the top of their screen with the answ

This Scavenger Hunt is a great way to engage your 7th Grade students through this self-checking activity on multiplying and dividing rational numbers. This activity is great for Math centers, test prep, or early finishers. Skills Covered: Multiplying rational numbers (positive and negative)Dividing rational numbers (positive and negativeConverting rational numbers (decimals to fractions and fractions to decimals)Simplifying fractions to the simplest formWhat's Included: Printable (Color) Scaveng

Factoring trinomials when A is not equal to 1. This file provides several options. Print task cards with or without QR Codes. Printing Directions:Option 1: If you want the QR Codes on the back of the task cards, print pages 1 & 3, 2 & 4 double-sided. This will print the blank task card on the front and the task card with the QR Code on the back. Note: QR Code task cards are in reserve order for easy double-sided printing.Option 2: Print pages 1 and 2 double-sided for students to show their wor

Have your students practice using key vocabulary for any expressions and equations unit with this free crossword puzzle. Vocabulary Terms and Definition Include: SumDifferenceProductQuotientExpressionTermLike TermsVariableConstantCoefficientIf you're looking for more Expressions & Equations resources, you may be interested in: Expressions and Equations Scavenger HuntExpressions and Equations Placemats ActivityTwo-Step Equations Partner Coaching ActivitySolving Multi-Step Equations Foldable Fli

In this engaging no-prep digital escape room, students will various levels of multi-step equations. This digital escape room is self-checking- with each correct answer, the red lock is unlocked and turns green. After answering the 3 questions in each row correctly, the next row of 3 questions is revealed. In addition to the digital escape room, this resource also includes a printable student work page and answer key. Question Types Included: Two-Step EquationsVariables on Both Sides of the Equ

This Scavenger Hunt is a great way to engage your Grade 7 students through this self-checking activity on calculating the area of irregular shapes. This activity is great for Math centers, test prep, or early finishers. Skills Covered: Calculating the area of various composite figuresArea of CirclesArea of SquaresArea of TrianglesArea of TrapezoidsArea of RectanglesArea of ParallelogramsWhat's Included: Printable (Color) Scavenger Hunt CardsPrintable (Black and White) Scavenger Hunt Cards- great

This Scavenger Hunt is a great way to engage your 8th Grade students through this digital and printable self-checking activity on writing linear equations in slope intercept form from a given coordinate and slope. This activity is great for Math centers, test prep, or early finishers. Skills Covered: Calculate the y-interceptWrite linear equations in slope-intercept formWhat's Included: Printable (Color) Scavenger Hunt CardsPrintable (Black and White) Scavenger Hunt Cards- great for printing on

Your 7th Grade Math students will get plenty of practice with these highly engaging Integer Operations Placemats. This Integer Operations activity keeps students accountable for their work and provides an opportunity for error analysis. Students work together in groups of four to complete all 8 placemats. Placemats are ideal for test-prep, but could also be separated and assigned individually for warm-ups, exit tickets, and/or math centers. Skills Covered:Adding IntegersSubtracting IntegersMulti

Directions: Print one set of cards one-sidedCut out each cardShuffle cards (Cards are currently listed in order with correct answer)Distribute set among students (Some students may have more than one card. That is perfectly fine.)One student starts by reading the “Who Has..” section of their card to the class. Students solve the question and determine if they have the correct answer.Student with the correct answer replies (to the class) “I Have (answer)” and reads their question to the class.Con

This formative assessment provides three versions where students are expected to solve systems of equations by graphing. Every assessment provided an example where there is one, none, or infinitely many solutions. If you use these products and post them on social media, I'd love for you to tag me in it (@2ndaryMath). I promise to re-share! :)

Your 8th Grade Math students will get plenty of practice with these highly engaging Calculating Slope Placemats. This Calculating Slope activity keeps students accountable for their work and provides an opportunity for error analysis. Students work together in groups of four to complete all 12 placemats. Placemats are ideal for test-prep, but could also be separated and assigned individually for warm-ups, exit tickets, and/or math centers. Skill Covered:Calculating Slope from Equations in Slope-

This Scavenger Hunt is a great way to engage your 7th Grade students through this self-checking activity on solving unit rate word problems. This activity is great for Math centers, test prep, or early finishers. Skills Covered: Calculating and applying unit rates from real-world scenariosCalculating and applying unit rates from tables within real-world scenariosWhat's Included: Printable (Color) Scavenger Hunt CardsPrintable (Black and White) Scavenger Hunt Cards- great for printing on colored

This product contains: 30 stations for students to solve 10 translating inequalities10 one-step inequalities10 two-step inequalities2 capture sheet options one with number lines for students to graph their answersone without a number line per questionAnswer Key for all 30 StationsTo set up this activity, simply print out the stations you want to use and post the papers throughout your room. Students rotate throughout the room or stay at their desks to answer the inequality questions posted. Once