Be a Math Master

This shows the two different relationships - those that are congruent, and those angles that add up to 180. It categorizes both of the relationships with their names, descriptions, and a picture.

Students have 2 slides that they have to complete, one that is matching the defition to the vocabulary, the other one is labeling different angle relationships based on a diagram. Vocabulary Included: supplementary anglescorresponding anglesalternate interior anglesalternate exterior anglestransversalparallel linessame side interior anglescongruent anglesvertical anglesGreat for reivew of important vocabulary words before you incorporate the algebra and have the students find angle measures. U

Reinforces vocabulary of scatter plots (ordered pair, gap, cluster, outlier, scatter plot)Applies real word application for positive, negative, and no correlationCan be used with a sub, for classwork or homeworkStudents should be able to complete it independentlyAnswer key for both activities are included in the slideshow

Great scaffolded activity, check for understanding, or classwork assignment on the difference between similarity vs congruenceThere are picture respresentations of both, definitions, as well as angle comparisons and scale factorsAnswer key provided!

Can be used for any grade levelCut out numbers 1 - 10 each page has a different numberCan be used for scavenger huntCan be used to teach numbersCan be used to hang up in classroom or on desks

Review of the coordinate plane vocabulary where students have to drag the vocabulary words from a word bank to their correct location. There is a visual image as well as to make the definitions a true statement. Digital PowerPoint vocabulary for students to complete.

Card Sort can be used as a classwork activity, a formative or summative check for understanding, or homework assignment. Students have to sort different equations to determine the number of solutions- either no solution or infinite solutions. Aligned with the CCSS for 8th grade math.

For grades 7, 8. This would be a great warmup or reinforcement activity to make sure that students can quickly perform the distributive property with negatives and variables. 2 versions with an answer key: Students need to find their matching pair in the class. The left hand column has the factored form and the right column has the expanded form. Teacher cuts them out and hands out 1 per student (making sure everyone has a pair). Great way to incorporate movement Note: The right hand column a

Digital (or you can print it), classwork or homework for having students find the missing angle of a triangle. Great for digital work, can be used on Google Classroom or a check for understandingGreat review of prior knowledgeAnswer Key provided