2ndary Math

For this product, students are to match a given graph to its corresponding equations in slope-intercept form, standard form, and point-slope form. This product includes 40 total cards- 10 examples each with 1 graph and three forms of equations. Each set of cards have letters in the top left corner. When the students correctly match a set of cards, it will create a four-letter word for easy checking by the teacher. A student capture sheet is included for students to record their answers and sho

This product contains 2 options for the task cards: One set with QR Codes for easy self-checking for students and one set without QR Codes. Each set includes 30 task cards. Each set contains a student capture sheet and an answer key. 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 answer. Students do not need to click the notification. The answer can be read di

Introduction to finding the domain and range notes from ordered pairs, tables, and graphs (continuous and discrete).

This graphic organizer helps students write notes on key aspects of quadratic functions from each of the three types of equations: Standard, Vertex, and Factored Form.

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

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

This activity has students solve quadratic equations using the quadratic formula. Equations have a mix of two, one, and no real solutions. To set up this activity, cut out the QR Codes and post around the room. There are a total of 12 equations. 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 answer. Students do not need to click the notification. The answer c

In this set of digital and printable task cards, students will estimate the square root of 16 non-perfect square roots. Within the digital set of task cards for Google Sheets, each correct answer will automatically reveal part of the picture on the student's screen. However, if a student's answer is incorrect, the answer box will turn red, and part of the image will not be revealed providing students with immediate feedback. To allow for easy student input, this resource contains an answer grid

This resource provides students with 16 task cards on solving system of equations by any method. This resource contains 4 options Colored Task Cards with QR CodesColored Task Cards without QR CodesBlack and White Task Cards with QR CodesBlack and White Task Cards without QR CodesScanning 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 answer. Students do not need to cl

This Quick Review is a great way to formatively assess your 6th Grade Math students through this no-prep choice board on Multiplying Multi-Digital Decimals. There are countless ways to use this Quick Review within your 6th Grade Math classroom, but these would serve as a great warm-up, exit ticket, or be used during transition time. Quick Reviews are choice boards in which students choose 3 of the 4 problems to solve. Optional- Give your students the option to answer all 4 problems for an easy

This no-prep digital resource is easy to implement for reviewing function tables and classifying linear, exponential, and quadratic relations. This digital resource for Google Slides is ideal for distance learning or a technology station during math rotations. Help struggling students with this self-checking presentation with immediate feedback. These slides contain 15 tables (62 total Slides) where students need to classify the function table as linear, exponential, or quadratic.

This resource contains: 32 Multiplying and Dividing Integer Task CardsAnswer KeyStudent Work PageEach question has the answer on the back of the card. Answers are displayed as a QR code. Students answer the card on the provided work page, then scan the QR code with an applicable device (iPhone camera, QR scanner app, iPad, Chromebook, etc.) to reveal the answer.

This foldable helps students remember tricks for factoring trinomials with positive and negative numbers. Printing Tip: Print double-sided, flip along the shorter side.

This note sheet provides students with a resource that demonstrates how to solve systems of equations by graphing. It also exemplifies if a system of equations will have one, none, or infinitely many solutions. You May Also Be Interested In:System of Equations Partner Coaching ActivitySystem of Equations Exit Ticket/Quiz (3 Versions)System of Equations Task Cards (With and Without QR Codes)If you use these products and post them on social media, I'd love for you to tag me in it (@2ndaryMath). I

This Quick Review is a great way to formatively assess your 7th Grade Math students through this no-prep choice board on Multiplying and Dividing Rational Numbers. There are countless ways to use this Quick Review within your 7th Grade Math classroom, but these would serve as a great warm-up, exit ticket, or be used during transition time. Quick Reviews are choice boards in which students choose 3 of the 4 problems to solve. Optional- Give your students the option to answer all 4 problems for

This Quick Review is a great way to formatively assess your 7th Grade Math students through this no-prep choice board on Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Rational Numbers. There are countless ways to use this Quick Review within your 7th Grade Math classroom, but these would serve as a great warm-up, exit ticket, or be used during transition time. Quick Reviews are choice boards in which students choose 3 of the 4 problems to solve. Optional- Give your students the option to answ

This Quick Review is a great way to formatively assess your 7th Grade Math students through this self-checking digital choice board on Calculating and Applying Unit Rates from real-world examples. There are countless ways to use this choice board within your 7th Grade Math classroom, but these would serve as a great warm-up, exit ticket, or be used during transition time. Quick Reviews are choice boards in which students choose 3 of the 4 problems to solve. Optional- Give your students the opt

This Quick Review is a great way to formatively assess your 7th Grade Math students through this no-prep choice board on Calculating and Applying Unit Rates from real-world examples. There are countless ways to use this Quick Review within your 7th Grade Math classroom, but these would serve as a great warm-up, exit ticket, or be used during transition time. Quick Reviews are choice boards in which students choose 3 of the 4 problems to solve. Optional- Give your students the option to answer

This Quick Review is a great way to formatively assess your 7th Grade Math students through this self-checking digital choice board on Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Rational Numbers. There are countless ways to use this choice board within your 7th Grade Math classroom, but these would serve as a great warm-up, exit ticket, or be used during transition time. Quick Reviews are choice boards in which students choose 3 of the 4 problems to solve. Optional- Give your students the

This Quick Review is a great way to formatively assess your 7th Grade Math students through this no-prep choice board on Dividing Rational Numbers. There are countless ways to use this Quick Review within your 7th Grade Math classroom, but these would serve as a great warm-up, exit ticket, or be used during transition time. Quick Reviews are choice boards in which students choose 3 of the 4 problems to solve. Optional- Give your students the option to answer all 4 problems for an easy extra cr