Adele Levin

Teaching the Binomial Theorem? Use these no-prep math worksheets to get students expanding expressions using the Binomial Theorem a fun and engaging way. Students work out the expansion and then find a path across the maze using only hexagons that contain terms from the expansion. [Not sure what a Math Maze Match is? PREVIEW a similar product by downloading my FREE Math Maze here: Ordering Numbers: Integers, Decimals & Fractions]Contents- in this pack you will find: 4 different mazes of incr

Students just LOVE mazes, so these no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to find derivatives and practice their calculus skills in an enjoyable environment! Students will need to find the gradient of a function for a given value of x. They will be required to differentiate functions using the power rule. Students work out the answer to then find a path across the maze using only hexagons that give the same answer. [Not sure what a Math Maze Match is? PREVIEW a sim

This Binomial Theorem Team Challenge is a great way for students to work collaboratively to solve as many questions as they can using the binomial theorem at different levels of challenge. TEAM CHALLENGES are a great way to get students practicing core skills in a competitive and differentiated environment. Ideal for mixed ability classes, or to review skills at the end of a topic. ******************************************************************************************* Not sure what a TEAM

Want to get students more engaged with the Binomial Theorem? This Binomial Theorem Sort & Stick Task is a great way for students to discuss and reason mathematically while practicing and using their knowledge of binomial expansion at the same time For this task, students cut out the question cards and sort them into the grid according to different properties of the binomial expansion. *************************************************************Still not sure how a SORT & STICK task works? C