Barbara Sun

The intersection of a plane and a double-napped cone. A hyperbola is the set of all points (x, y) in a plane, the difference of whose distances from two distinct fixed points, the foci, is a positive constant. In this scavenger hunt activity, students will practice writing the standard form of a hyperbola, finding the foci, vertex, determine the orientation of the transverse axis, and asymptote, complete the square.

The intersection of a plane and a double-napped cone. An ellipse is the set of all points (x, y) in a plane, the sum of whose distances from two distinct fixed points (foci) is constant. In this scavenger hunt activity, students will practice writing the standard form of an ellipse, finding the foci, vertex, determine the orientation of the major axis, complete the square.

The intersection of a plane and a double-napped cone forms the conic section. Students will practice writing standard form of conic section with circle, parabola, ellipse, and hyperbola. Major terminologies are practiced several times to enhance the memory, such as center, vertices, directrix, foci, asymptote.

Use allowed operation namely addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponent, logarithm, factorial, square, square root to find a combination to any given integer. Choose a year, for example, 2019, and every number need to be used, and used exactly only once. The booklet contains info for answers from 0 to 39. Don’t let you stop there, you and your students can more and more numbers and have fun together.

The intersection of a plane and a double-napped cone. A circle is the set of all points in a plane that are equidistant from a fixed point called the center of the circle. The distance r between the center and any point (x, y) on the circle is radius. It can be explained using Pythagorean Theorem, or Distance Formula

The intersection of a plane and a double-napped cone. A parabola is the set of all points (x, y) in a plane that are equidistant from a fixed line, the directrix, and a fixed point, the focus, not on the line. In this scavenger hunt activity, students will practice writing the standard form of a parabola, finding the focus, directrix, vertex, complete the square.

Provides an overview of Trigonometry Identity and Solving Trigonometric Equation in a scavenger hunt type of game format. Students will use the trigonometry identity to simplify expression, and also solve trigonometric equation

Factoring quadratic function is a skill any math student should learn beginning in Algebra, with more practice students should be able to master this technique to help them solve quadratic function, and further help them understand higher order polynomial. It is an essential strategy most students need to acquire after finishing Algebra 2. In this worksheet, I am explaining one of the method I used and worked with my students that I find really useful. It asks students to find the factors, in ad

For students taking algebra class, writing the linear equation in slope intercept form is a fundamental concept they should master at the end of the course. In this fun and engaging scavenger hunt style game, students will try to writing out the linear equation using the given information, point-slope, two points, slope and y -intercept to write out the slope-intercept of the equation.

For students taking algebra class, writing the linear equation in slope intercept form is a fundamental concept they should master at the end of the course. In this fun and engaging scavenger hunt style game, students will try to writing out the linear equation using the given information, point-slope, two points, x-intercept, y-intercept, slope and y -intercept to write out the slope-intercept of the equation.

Factoring quadratic function in a fun way. With all 10 questions have a leading coefficient equals 1, students will practice finding two numbers of factor of constant that add up to the linear term coefficient to move from station to station in this scavenger hunt style game to complete the activity.

For students taking algebra class, writing the linear equation in slope intercept form is a fundamental concept they should master at the end of the course. In this fun and engaging scavenger hunt style game, students will try to writing out the linear equation using the given information, point-slope, two points, x-intercept, y-intercept, slope and y -intercept to write out the slope-intercept of the equation.

In this activity, students use their algebraic skill to simplify the rational expression after adding and/or subtracting with other terms to arrive at the answers, and find the next station.

A quick review activity for rational expression. Students will practice inverse relationship, transformation on rational expression. multiply/divide, and add/subtract rational expression.

Factoring quadratic function in a fun way. With all 6 questions have a leading coefficient equals 1, students will practice finding two numbers of factor of constant that add up to the linear term coefficient to move from station to station in this scavenger hunt style game to complete the activity.

For students taking algebra class, writing the linear equation in slope intercept form is a fundamental concept they should master at the end of the course. In this fun and engaging scavenger hunt style game, students will try to writing out the linear equation using the given information, point-slope, two points, x-intercept, y-intercept, slope and y -intercept to write out the slope-intercept of the equation.

This is an activity for students to help them better understand piecewise function with visual aide. As students enter the function on Geogebra.org or Desmos.com, they will get the instant feedback of graphing the function to match to their originally created picture, and have fun.

Factoring quadratic function in a fun way. There are 4 questions in these set of fun activity, students will use their factoring skill to move from station to station in this scavenger hunt style game.

Factoring Quadratic equation is the essential concept students need to master. Here in this 4 factoring quadratic function scavenger type of game, the examples are special case of difference of square. To build students understanding of factoring a function from its standard form into factor form

Factoring Quadratic equation is the essential concept students need to master. Here in this 4 factoring quadratic function scavenger type of game, where the leading coefficient equals 1. To build students understanding of factoring a function from its standard form into factor form