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📝 WORKSHEET AND ANSWER KEY🚫 No prep! Print it, and hand it out. ✅ Have students "check your understanding" ... print the answer key on the back! 📶 This can be used as thin slicing, as it starts with integers, then builds to negative exponents. It starts with "notice and wonder" to build your thinking classroom.

📝 WORKSHEET AND ANSWER KEY🚫 No prep! Print it, and hand it out. ✅ Have students "check your understanding" ... print the answer key on the back! It's multiple choice, so it's easy immediate feedback! Exponential growth, exponential decay, decimals, percents, etc.

MATCHING! Quadratic Formula (print/digital/editable) Help identify a, b, c, and different parts of the quadratic formula. The answer spells out SQUARE ROOT!

Halloween coloring activity worksheet for review! Multiply exponents and binomials.NO PREP, JUST PRINT AND PASS OUT THE WORKSHEET FOR COLORING! Three exponent property problems and three multiplying binomials problems. *Box method included* Solve the problem, select the answer, and color your pumpkin appropriately!

MATCHING! Factor Quadratics (print/digital/editable) Coefficient a=1, some positive and negative

A great logarithm activity for review, or even for sorting kids! Could also be a great group activity! -solve logarithmic equations -solve exponential equations -solve equations using logarithms -solve equations using roots *Editable WORD DOC!*

You can celebrate Pi Day and actually review a topic at the same time ... Exponential Growth and Decay!

You can celebrate Pi Day and actually review a topic at the same time ... Exponents!

Use these bellringers/journals to get to know your students better AND get your kids connecting 'systems of equations' to their real lives. There are quotes, lyrics, prompts, puzzles, and opportunities to draw! Use it as a 1-day activity, HW activity, or 1 prompt per day!

You can celebrate Pi Day and actually review a topic at the same time ... Logarithms!

Are your students new to Logs? Here's a great puzzle for them to learn how to type into their calculators. The puzzle spells out LOGARITHMS!