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This product contains two worksheets on identifying independent and dependent variables. The first worksheet is a basic identifying worksheet and the second worksheet contains higher-order thinking questions to provide students with an additional challenge. This is great for in-class practice or as homework. Answer Keys for both worksheets are included!

This product contains a Quiz Review and a Quiz on the Pythagorean Theorem. They both follow the same 10-question setup: Questions 1-3: Is it a right triangle? - Students will be given labeled diagrams or side measures and have to determine if the lengths form a right triangle. Questions 4-6: Find the missing measure - Students will be given diagrams of right triangles with two side lengths given and they will have to find the missing length to the nearest tenth. Questions 7-10: Word problems -

This 12-question worksheet covers solving systems of equations using the elimination method. It includes elimination with multiplication. Answer Key Included!

This is a great introductory forensics lesson on Fingerprinting! This product contains a PowerPoint presentation on the types of fingerprints (loops, whorls, arches) with student guided notes that follow along with the PowerPoint. There are five questions at the end for students to practice identifying fingerprints on their own.

This factoring and distributive property matching column worksheet is a great way to get students to see their inverse relationship. The two matching columns use the same expressions so students can easily practice going back and forth between factoring an expression and using the distributive property to simplify an expression. Answer Key Included!

Give your students valuable practice in making change using the fewest bills and coins, while keeping them actively engaged and moving in this stations activity!  Students will rotate through 3 stations, featuring task cards on making change with the fewest bills and coins possible. ✨ What’s Included: Station 1: Making Change with Bills (4 task cards)Station 2: Making Change with Coins (4 task cards)Station 3: Shopping Scenarios Analyzing Receipts (2 task cards)Student Recording SheetAnswer Key

These Sequence of Transformations Task Cards contain questions involving scale factor, rotations, dilations, translations, and reflections. The cards contain a mix of easy and challenging problems. It is a low-prep activity that only requires the teacher to cut out the task cards. A student answer sheet and teacher answer key are included! These are perfect for a station activity, math center, or classroom scavenger hunt! For a creative and engaging project that your students will love, check

Help your students see how inequalities show up all around them — from road signs to amusement parks — while keeping them actively engaged and moving in this station activity!  Students rotate through 10 stations, each featuring a real-world sign, and practice writing an inequality to represent each situation. ✨ What’s Included: 10 station cards with real-world examplesStudent recording sheetAnswer key💡 Skills Covered: Writing inequalities from real-world and verbal descriptionsUsing inequality

Students will identify whether given scenarios and tables represent linear or exponential functions with this fun and engaging hidden message activity! Students will color in the letter that matches the correct answer to each problem. Once the 8 problems are completed and all correct letters are colored, a secret word will be revealed. This is a fun formative assessment for students and it is self-checking because all answers must be correct to reveal the secret message! I hope your students en

This worksheet features four quadratic functions and asks students to identify the following based on the parabola: zeros, whether there is a maximum or minimum, the coordinates of the vertex, the equation for the axis of symmetry, and the intervals where the function is increasing and decreasing. Answer Key Included! Editable Version Included!

This movie guide for Disney's Up is a perfect resource for your finance math class! The questions provide a great foundation for reflection and discussion on the topics of budgeting, wants and needs, fixed and variable expenses, and financial planning. This movie guide is completely editable if you wish to adapt any of the questions for your students!

In this activity, students will brainstorm and create a plan for their own short story by using a story map organizer to identify the four story elements of setting, characters, problem, and solution. Students will answer the four analysis questions next to it to analyze how these four story elements of setting, characters, problem, and solution affect one another. This product includes the blank story map template and one student sample. As an extension activity, I had my students go to www.

This product includes five stations, featuring five different topics typically assessed on the Algebra 1 New York State Regents Exam. Place the stations around the classroom and engage students in some active learning with this carousel activity! The five topics are: polynomial vocabulary, function or not a function, solving an equation, solving a literal equation, and writing a system of equations from a word problem. * 5 Stations, Student Work Sheet, and Answer Key are Included. * I recommen

This product includes differentiated task cards on the topic of solving equations with the variable on both sides. There are four Level 1 Task Cards and four Level 2 Task Cards on the topic of solving equations with the variable on both sides, combining like terms, and using the distributive property. Level 2 equations require one additional step to solve than Level 1 equations. The final answers for the four equations are the same for both levels, so the answer key is the same. * Task Cards,

This is a great formative assessment in a statistics unit for a lesson on random samples and bias in surveys. It could be a classwork assignment, exit ticket, or homework worksheet! Worksheet and Answer Key included!

This product is a scaffolded lesson on using the quadratic formula to solve quadratic equations. It includes a Do Now of simplifying radicals and an overview of the quadratic formula and when/how to use it. The notes then go into scaffolded practice questions of increasing difficulty. It follows a guided practice format where the formula is given with blanks to help guide students in completing the problems. As the practice goes on, the supportive formula is gradually removed to get students

Students will practice identifying rational and irrational numbers with this fun and engaging hidden message activity! Students will color in the letter that matches the correct answer to each problem. Once the 8 problems are completed and all correct letters are colored, a secret word will be revealed. This is a fun formative assessment for students and it is self-checking because all answers must be correct to reveal the secret message! I hope your students enjoy this as much as mine did!!

These Graphing Stories Matching Cards are perfect for a math center, individual practice, or small group practice! Students match 8 graph cards to the 8 story cards. It is editable so you can add your own students' names into the stories if you want :) Answer Key included!

This is an amazing scaffolded full lesson on solving Pythagorean Theorem real world word problems. I created this lesson for my high school special education students to get them to understand the steps to solving a real-world Pythagorean theorem word problem. Included in this product are the following: Do Now: Students will complete a problem requiring them to find the missing length of the side of a right triangle as a way to recall how to use the Pythagorean Theorem.Key Word Anchor Chart: S

This differentiated activity will serve as a perfect way for your students to practice finding angles when parallel lines are cut by a transversal. There are three different levels/worksheets. When I use these with my high schoolers, I put the students into homogenous pairs and give them the worksheet that is on their level. I print the worksheets on different colored paper and, as they finish, I give them the next worksheet. This is a great activity to keep students motivated and appropriat