All Access Pass to Middle School Math

This is a fun way to keep students engaged when practicing dividing polynomials in Algebra 1 or Algebra 2. The students can use method (synthetic or long) to get the correct answer. Color by number key is attached.

Student will work in partners to solve polynomial functions using the factor theorem and remainder theorem. Together they will pick a task card. They will solve the task card individually. Then, they will check the answer by scanning the QR code. If they get the question right you get to pick a point card. You only pick a point card if you get the answer correct on the first try. Partners pick point cards separately and keep track of their points. The partner with the most points at the end wins

This is a fun way to keep students engaged when practicing multiplying polynomials in Algebra 1 or Algebra 2. This includes 10 multiplying problems. Color by number key is attached.

This is a QR code scavenger hunt activity that requires students to solve for the area under a normal standard distribution curve given the z-score. Directions: Print out the pages and hang around the classroom in a random order, creating 15 stations. (If you hang them in the order they are originally printed, the students will just be working around the room in a circle, versus "hunting" for the answers. Students start at one QR code. When they scan the code, it will give them a problem to s

End the year off with a fun relay race in your Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 class. Students sit in teams of 5 and the answer from the first question is needed to solve the second question which is needed to solve the third questions etc. Students love the competitive nature of this activity and its a great engaging review for your curriculum. *Four rounds of relays + a practice relay are included.

This is a fun way to keep students engaged when practicing solving systems of equations and inequalities in Algebra. This includes 10 problems total. Color by number key is attached.

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Students practice adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing rational expressions. They match the numerator (what shape to color) and the denominator (what letter to color) to complete a geometric design.

This 15 question worksheet has students practice writing quadratic functions in all forms (Standard, Vertex, and Intercept) given graphs, tables, and key features. Answer key is included!

Student work on solving challenging multi step equations and using the QR codes to check their answers. There are 8 task cards included in this set.

Use this foldable to help students organize their learning of exponent properties. You may print two different ways in order to best meet your students needs. You may print as is and have students fold and cut. You may also print so students have to fill in their own examples.

This activity is for students to work in partner pairs based on cooperative learning best practices. The students will practice Simplifying Radical Functions with Radical and Rational exponents. Answers are included. Directions: Each pair will receive one worksheet. 1 Student A is the Scribe and Student B is the Sage. The Sage gives the Scribe step-by-step instructions how to answer questions. 2 The Scribe records the Sage’s responses step-by-step, coaching and clarifying if necessary. 3 T

Students work in partners to complete the task cards on exponential and logarithmic functions. Answers for each task card are on as a QR code.

Cooperative learning has increased student engagement in my classroom. Download these table mats to implement engagement structures into your classroom. This includes 8 mats (Teams 1-8) in 15 different colors. Choose one color for your entire classroom or mix them up! Let me know how your students stay engaged in your classroom!

Make practice fun with this scavenger hunt! Students work through 12 factoring problems posted around the room. Mix them up before posting in order for a better "hunt!" Students will find the answer to the card on the bottom right corner of ANOTHER card! This is where the hunt comes in if you mix them around the room well! Have students use the recording sheet for accountability purposes. Students will know that they have completed the entire hunt once they arrive back at their original problem.

This is a fun way to keep students engaged when practicing a variety of skills in 5th grade math. This includes 6 coloring pages, each with more than 10 problems. The 6 practice pages cover the following skills Place Value 5.NBT.A.1, 5.NBT.A.3a, 5.NBT.A.3b, Adding and Subtracting Decimals 5.NBT.B.7, Rounding 5.NBT.A.4, Multiplying Whole Numbers 5.NBT.B.5, Dividing Whole Numbers 5.NBT.B.6, Multiplying Decimals 5.NBT.B.7. Help students master the Numbers and Operation in Base Ten domain by bu

15 station cards include questions on Quadratic Functions, Polynomial Functions, Rational Functions, and Radical Functions. Answers are included via the QR code. A student answer sheet is provided on the last page.

Use these 20 linear function task cards for students individual practice. Questions are both multiple choice and short answer. All answers are located on the last slide.

Have students cut out the triangles and factor polynomials to form a large hexagon made up of 24 triangles.

This includes 13 task cards with questions about axis of symmetry, vertex, x-intercepts, y-intercepts, writing functions from tables and key features. The answers to the questions are included on the accompanying slide.