Bryan Engelker

This handout shows how to determine if a function is linear or nonlinear. It includes functions in equation form, tables, graphs and lists of ordered pairs. Great for Interactive Notebooks!

This easy-to-read, easy-to-follow handout helps kids remember how to find quartiles and Interquartile Range (IQR).

Translating word problems to equations can be tricky. These word problems are scaffolded to help students work through the problems, finding what information they need to write the equation. There are two sets of word problems and a quiz that is scaffolded also!

This easy-to-read chart shows students how to add, subtract, multiply and divide Scientific Notation problems. It can be used as notes, a supplement to notes or a valuable resource for students to keep with them.

Math and Art! Students design a mosaic then uses the mosaic to find the fraction, decimal and percent of each color used. Great hands-on activity! Great for those artistic students.

This activity can be used in a variety of ways. Use it as an enrichment for students, riddles for students to figure out or as an assignment for students to set up equations and solve.

Kids learn more by doing. This activity allows student a choice on the type of project they want to do and inspires creativity. A scoring rubric is included.

Do you have students who struggle with solving two step equations? This scaffolded worksheet helps students see how to solve equations step-by-step, what steps are needed and also a step-by-step check. Students can then be transitioned into not using a grid.

Who's Taller? is a way for students to find Measures of Central Tendency and to analyze the data/measures. Teacher instructions and rubric included. It can be used as daily classroom activity or assessment.

This puzzle is a fun way for students to practice dividing mixed numbers. It can be used as a pre-assessment, classroom activity or homework. Answer key is included and super easy to use.

This activity has students find the surface area of a room. The students then need to find the better buy of the soundproofing foam and the glue to attach the foam. Last students will figure out how much it will cost to soundproof the room and how many shows their band will have to play to pay for the soundproofing.

Go on the hunt for Greatest Common Factors! This activity can be used as an enrichment, homework or a fun class activity. It also lets kids practice computation. It includes 3 different hunts and an answer key.

System of Equations Study Guide: This guide is great for a review and study guide for solving systems of equations using graphing, substitution and elimination. It includes step by step instructions and word problems to solve.

Practice adding and subtracting integers with this fun game! Students search for equations that add up to or have a difference of the given answers. This resource can be used for individual work, partner work, stations or even as a formative assessment.

Go on an adventure with Bernoulli to the Polygon Mountains to get her potion book back. Students have to set up and solve proportions to help Bernoulli along the way. Also, includes unit rate and some writing.

This fast-paced game can be used to review Scientific Notation conversion and positive and negative exponents in Scientific Notation. Easy to use with directions right on the game board. All you need is dice!

Use this unique activity to introduce students to the concept of variables in math and equation writing. The activity requires students to think creatively, write about math and begin writing equations. Also, includes an extension activity.

Need a new way to review in any subject for a quiz, test or The State Test? Use this game to do that! Students find its fast pace and every changing points engaging and helpful in reviewing concepts. It can also be used as a quick informal assessment to see who has a concept and who needs more help. My students are always begging to play this game!

Find out what your students know about whole number computation. It can be used at the beginning, middle or end of a unit.

Need a fun way to have students convert Scientific Notation to Standard Form? In this fun dice game, students practice writing numbers in Scientific Notation and converting Scientific Notation to Standard Form. Game also includes negative exponents.