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Put the mathetical concepts of exponential growth, exponential decay, and compound interest in a real-world context with this interactive activity. Students will pick a vehicle of their choice and a loan from 4 loan offers. Have students pick their first car, their dream vehicle, or their favorite vehicle their family has ever had. After selecting their vehicles, they will calculate how much they owe the bank after 5 years and the value of the vehicle after after 5 years using the depreciation r

Learn about the real-life application of logarithms with our sound loudness and intensity worksheet. Perfect for high school math students, this ready to print worksheet includes two engaging story problems that challenge students to convert intensity levels into decibels and interpret their results to determine if hearing damage will occur. Utilize this worksheet to deepen students' understanding of logarithms and their relevance in the world around us. To make your life a breeze, an answer key

Get your students exploring parent functions with this interactive worksheet using Desmos! This resource focuses on square and cube root functions and allows students to use sliders to shift and slide the functions to better understand how they work. I used this worksheet with Algebra 2 students and it took them between 10 to 20 minutes to complete. Use it to engage your students in hands-on learning and encourage deeper understanding of parent functions.

Help your students master the continuously compounded interest model with these two practice problems! In this resource, students will use the continuously compounded interest formula A=Pe^(rt) to calculate the value of saving for a camping trip and saving change in a jar. This product includes a full preview, as well as an answer key to check their work. Use these practice problems to give your students the opportunity to apply the continuously compounded interest model in a real-world context

Help your students master factoring the greatest common factor (GCF) out of an expression by utilitizing the area model! The area model is a great teaching tool normally reserved for the distributive property, but why should we stop using a model that helps students conceptually understand abstract math concepts like distributing and factoring? This product includes everything you need to have a successful lesson with little to no prep in a google drive folder. Included in this resource is... P

Have your students challenge themselves to find errors and correct them in this error anaylsis! Students are presented a expression to simplify that includes two variables and are given the values of each of those variables (one negative and one positive). They are then presented with 4 student responses where they must find the error or errors and write or calculate what should have been done instead. After seeing a variety of errors, students are then asked to evaluate the expression correctly

This worksheet will have students practicing subtracting positive and negative whole numbers using number lines and integer chips. With this hands on approach students will build the number sense to build an understanding of when their answer will be positive and negative. With the number lines, students will focus on when to move to the right and when to move to the left. With the integer chips, students focus on creating zero pairs and then counting how many positive or negative chips are left

Ever wondered how companies, amusement parks, and other businesses decide on the ideal price to charge their customers? The answer is often found through quadratic equations! In this lesson, students will discover how to write quadratic equations to represent revenue. They'll also learn how to identify the vertex of these equations to maximize revenue and determine the optimal price for a company to charge. Once students grasp the math, thought-provoking discussion questions are included to enco

This ready to print activity is great for individual practice, small group work, notes, and more! Students have the opportunity to use the box method/area model to write equivalent expressions using the Distributive Property. This ready to print activity is written in an We Do-You Try-it format and encourages students to look back on the previous examples to do two questions on their own. This resource includes distributing decimals and fractions and also challenges them to begin to work backwar

This note set is the second day in my four day long Introduction to Sets Mini Unit. The day two notes cover the following learning objectives: 1. I can write a given set in set builder notation. 2. I can find the union of two sets. 3. I can find the intersection of two sets. Looking for something else to help enhance your curriculum? Check out my store for products that include real world applications and fun seasonal activities! If you are not finding something that you would like, please

Engage Your Students with a Fun and Educational Dot-to-Dot Activity! With this engaging resource, students will master solving one step equations while having a blast connecting the dots to reveal a captivating autumn themed picture of an acorn. Perfect for the week of Thanksgiving or any time of year, this carefully crafted activity focuses on equations that require isolating a variable using a single operation. By guiding students through the process of finding solutions, they will gain confi

Tired of having students ask you when they will ever use the math they are learning in life? This activity will put an end to that question where students use trigonometry to solve for side lengths of triangles based on provided information in a real world context. In this activity, you own a company called Ramp It Up and have decided to help your employees with the calculations that they need done. Given measurements that your team procured from the customers house, students will need to draw

To be done later....This note set is the third day in my four day long Introduction to Sets Mini Unit. The day three notes cover the following learning objectives: 1. I can write a set in interval notation. 2. I can graph a set written in interval notation. 3. I can graph the union of two sets written in interval notation. 4. I can graph the intersection of two sets written in interval notation. Looking for something else to help enhance your curriculum? Check out my store for products that in

This note sheet is the perfect accompaniment to our set of 10 engaging math posters on the four types of transformations. It covers essential math concepts such as transformations, congruency, and similarity, and provides dedicated spaces for students to include examples. Be sure to check out this product and the matching posters and improve the mastery of vocabulary in your classroom! Remember that reviews help everyone! Review free and paid products on TPT to improve the overall quality of r

This worksheet will have students practicing adding positive and negative whole numbers using number lines and integer chips. With this hands on approach students will build the number sense to build an understanding of when their answer will be positive and negative. With the number lines, students will focus on when to move to the right and when to move to the left. With the integer chips, students focus on creating zero pairs and then counting how many positive or negative chips are left. The

Want to keep your students engaged in mathematical concepts during math class but also keep your students from feeling like they are doing busy work? This resource is your solution! This resource includes 6 ready to use activities involving angles! This packet includes the following types of angles: AcuteObtuseRightStraight LineComplementarySupplementaryThe six activities in this packet will keep students engaged even when they finish assignments or tasks early! The activities include real-life

This note set is the first day in my four day long Introduction to Sets Mini Unit. The day one notes cover the following learning objectives: I can identify what a set is and give an example of a set.I can identify elements contained and not contained in a set.I can read a set written in set builder notation.I can identify all elements given a set written in set builder notation.Save money by buying one of the following bundles: Four Day Introduction to Sets Mini Unit Note Sheets and Filled in

This Paycheck Calculation Activity is a valuable resource for students looking to improve their math skills, specifically in the area of decimals. Through real-world scenarios, students can practice calculating gross and net pay, just like a server in Wisconsin would. By simulating the experiences of servers dealing with hourly wages and tips, students can better understand the financial transactions and calculations involved in determining take-home pay and the role that tips play for people wo

Looking for an engaging and informative activity to teach your students about the importance of choosing a job based on pay rate comparison? Look no further than the Real Life Application Choosing a Job Based on Pay Rate Comparison Activity! This product is designed to help individuals understand the significance of comparing job pay rates when making career decisions. Through this interactive exercises and real-world scenario, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the importance of r

Introducing our Angle Relationships Navigation Activity - a fun and interactive way for students to learn about angle relationships while exploring a city! In this activity, students will use real life situational stories to navigate around their city and identify various angle relationships such as vertical angles, supplementary angles, corresponding angles, alternate interior angles, and alternate exterior angles. This hands-on approach to learning allows students to see how these concepts app