Andrea H

This is a slideshow of several function tables with rules. One team lines up at the board and they are timed while they take turns filling in one box at a time. The times are averaged and the team with the fastest average wins.

21 of each kind of card: Inequality sentence, inequality phrase in words, one-step inequality, and graph of the inequality. These cards can be used to match and glue down on poster, used to play the card game spoons, used to play go-fish, play concentration, and many more activities. Print them on colored paper and laminate for long-term use.

This is a set of playing cards. I copy 8 sets of these cards on different colored paper and laminate. Each card has a one step equation and 4 cards have the same solution. I set up a spoons game with these cards, you will need spoons (one less than the number of players) Arrange the spoons in a small circle in the center of the table and deal four cards to each player. Each player tries to make four of a kind (4 equations with the same solution). The dealer takes a card off the top of the deck t

Includes 12 of each type of card: a function table, a function, a graph of the function, and a word phrase/situation that match. These cards can be used for a group activity to match a glue on paper, play concentration/memory, play go-fish, and many other activities. There is 1 blank graph and 1 blank table that can be filled in before copying of after to let the students fill out.

12 of each type of card: Function tables, functions, graph of the function, and phase/situation cards that match. These cards can be used for cutting out and gluing on paper with their matches, playing concentration, playing go-fish, and many other activities. There is 1 blank graph card and 1 blank table card that could either be filled in before copying or after by the students.

When I get to systems of equations, I often here "when will we ever use this?" and "I don't want a math job" so I created this lesson/assignment. The students are acting as the lawyer and need to decide whether a female employee is being paid fairly compared to male employees. They graph lines for each employee and can determine if the female employee has a case or not. There are many extensions that can be done with this. You can also use substitution and elimination to find when the male emplo

Matching fraction, decimal, percent cards to play the card game spoons with. I print several sets on different colored paper and laminate for long term use. Each group gets a set of cards and spoons (1 less than the amount of kids in the group). They deal out 3 cards to everyone and the dealer keeps the extra cards in a pile. The goal is to get a matching set (50%, 0.5, and 1/2). The dealer picks a card and decides if she/he would like to keep that card and pass one of his/hers or just pass the

A game played like battleship. The gameboard has a coordinate grid for each player to plot their ships and a coordinate grid to help keep track of ordered pairs they have called out. A fun way to practice and review plotting ordered pairs on a coordinate grid.