Bringing Math Forward

This worksheet includes two types of problems: students are asked to describe graphs of quadratic functions without graphing and students are aksed to graph functions. There are two formats included: one with spaces for student answers and one without. Answer key is included.

This worksheet allows students the opportunity to determine axes of symmetry and vertices for simple quadratic functions of the form, y = ax^2. Additionally, students are able to graph different functions. Two forms of the worksheet are included, with and without space for student graphs. An answer key is included.

This packet contains three student worksheets and accompanying answer sheets. The worksheets cover simple probablity, compound probability, and mixed probabililty. All problems are unique; that is, the mixed probability problems are different than the simple and compound probability problems. While the worksheets have a candy theme, they can be used at any time as well as near Valentine's Day.

This product is a worksheet on graphing quadratic equations of the form y = ax^2 + bx + c. An answer key is provided; the answer key has the vertex and three sets of coordinates on both sides of the axis of symmetry so that you have the coordinates no matter which side of the axis your students choose to calculate them. There is a link to a Google doc which contains the student problems only. Also, there are two forms of the worksheet included: one with space for students to write their answer a

This worksheet includes problems on the Pythagorean Theorem and its converse. Two forms of the worksheet are included: one with room for student work and one with only the problems. An answer sheet is included. A link to a Google doc with the student portion of the document is included in the teacher's notes.

This packet contains two activities. The first is a student worksheet containing 15 problems on the distance formula; problems include integers, decimals, fractions. The second is an activity in which students create a picture by using their answers to color in appropriate squares; this activity can be done on a hard copy or electronically.

This worksheet allows students to write linear equations in slope-intercept form from three different sources: graphs, tables, word problems. An answer key is provided.

Two worksheets are included as well as an answer key for both. The first worksheet asks students to solve an equation which contains two variables, x and y, for the variable y. The second worksheet asks students to use common math and science formulas to solve for the indicated variable.