Amy C Hook

Students enjoyed this fun review of pre-algebra material in jeopardy format. Topics include Order of operations, solving equations and inequalities, perfect squares, real numbers, comparing and order fractions,decimals, percents, square roots, and scientific notation, and identifying mathematical properties.

Students use a food web to answer questions that show an understanding of vocabulary. Students then complete a matching activity to reinforce vocabulary. Students use diagrams to answer questions relating to the water cycle.

Included are 8 different scenarios broken into the six steps to the scientific method. By cutting apart the scenarios, students can practice correctly identifying each step.

Attached is a series of 5 tree diagram scenarios. Students can work through creating the tree diagram for each scenario.

Students show their understanding of the life processes, cellular respiration, photosynthesis, diffusion, and osmosis in a multiple choice format. This activity was modified into multiple choice so the "ZipGrade" program could be utilized.

This is an interactive Jeopardy game students enjoy participating in to review Pre-algebra content. Content includes probability, proportions, domain, range, independent variable, dependent variable, scatter plots, graphing equations, and graphing relationships.

This is an interactive Jeopardy game students enjoy participating in to review Pre-algebra content. Content includes Pythagorean Theorem, composite figures, surface area, volume, angles and transformations.

Students enjoyed reviewing Math 7 Content in this Jeopardy format. Content included: Integers, mathematical properties, comparing and ordering numbers, properties of quadrilaterals, scientific notation, absolute value, orders of operation, square roots.

Students complete one of four activities to show their understanding of the evidences of evolution discussed in class.

Students show their understanding of diffusion and osmosis by completing the 15 question quiz. Answer key is included

10 question, matching quiz on the vocabulary of food chain, food webs, and energy pyramids.

13 question assessment on graphing equations and identifying independent and dependent variable in word, graph and table form.

Students practice placing organisms on the energy pyramid which has notes on it for help.

This quick assessment involves the entire class as they practice identifying perfect squares and square roots.

Students practice identifying the different mathematical properties. Students are given a word back to identify each property.

This activity engages the entire class in a quick assessment. Students practice identifying geometric and arithmetic sequences.

This interactive activity involves all students and gets them out of their seats. Students rotate around the room and ask their classmates to solve one problem on their sheet. The work must be shown, the correct answer must be listed, and the student who solved the problem will initial the box. Content includes: calculating tax, tip, and discount, solving proportions,square roots, absolute value, identifying characteristics of quadrilaterals, comparing, ordering, and converting between fractio

This PPT allows students to take notes on the different mathematical properties and practice identifying the different properties. Specific topics: Associative, Commutative, Identity Property.

Practice vocabulary and scientists regarding DNA

Students practice answering word problems about surface area and volume of geometric solids.