AZalgebra

Students will solve quadratic equations using the square root method.   This solving quadratic functions by square roots activity comes in 3 levels and in both digital (Google Slides and PowerPoint) and printable format. 36 quadratic equations that can be solved using the square root method! Three levels allow for scaffolding your quadratic lesson to fit your students’ needs.  Assign the levels based on student ability or use level A after an introduction lesson and use level B or C for an as

No Prep, Ready to Go Digital Activity ✅ This activity includes 14 quadratic trinomials where the leading coefficient is 1.  Students will match the factors of the trinomial by dragging and dropping in the correct box.  To see a preview of how this distance learning activity works, click here! FREE Download Includes one PDF that provides:A link to make your own copy of the Google SlidesA link to download the PowerPoint VersionAnswer Key Follow my store for more ready to go algebra resourc

This digital quadratic function matching activity comes in both PowerPoint and Google Slides and can be used for: Converting quadratic equations from standard form to vertex formConverting quadratic equations from vertex form to standard formThere are 12 sets of quadratic functions (6 where a = 1 and 6 where a > 1). A recording sheet is provided for ease of grading and quick feedback.  This activity can be modified to fit your students’ needs and learning goals.   Choose between: 6 quadrati

No Prep, Ready to Go Digital Activity ✅ This interactive digital math activity includes 7 slides with over 30 polynomials. Students go through a variety of question types where they classify polynomials based on degree and number of terms.  Some questions require simplifying polynomials and then writing them in standard form. Vocabulary covered in this activity include: Leading Coefficient Standard From Constant Linear Quadratic Cubic Quartic Monomial Binomial Trinomial This resource

No Prep Digital Activity ✅ Great review resource for the end of a linear functions unit or test prep! Covers all forms of linear equations: slope-intercept form, standard form, and point-slope form.  Students will sort through 6 statements for each graph and determine which are true and which are false.   This resource will assess students' ability to convert from the three forms of linear equations and write a linear equation given a graph. If you are using GOOGLE products the PDF file will in