Calculations Cascade

Use this ten-question activity to allow your students to practice using the Compound Interest Formula! It works best when students work in groups of 2-3 to practice their understanding of using the compound interest formula. When I implemented this practice set in my classroom, I intentionally made sure that each student within a pod of three had a unique form; that way, they could verbally collaborate, but everyone had to do their own work. This activity asks students to calculate the final ac

Please leave a review! :-) Use across multiple grade levels to teach and reinforce addition and subtraction facts. This worksheet includes one example and eight empty fact houses to be filled in. Let your children create their own families using dice or dominos, or give them a list of your own!

Use this special angles table template to walk students through the process of deriving exact trigonometric values abstractly. This serves as a great reinforcement activity after students have been taught multiple strategies for deriving the unit circle. As a class, we worked through the first three columns before students worked independently to complete the chart. Estimated implementation time: 35 minutes

Twelve miniature 10x10 Cartesian Planes for students to use while graphing.

This template is a guide for problem-solving and proof-writing in high school Geometry. The first three pages are for you, the teacher, to project to the class, and the last three pages are for the students to fill in while taking notes.

Grab your favorite colors and introduce your students to constructions using this step-by-step guide! This hands-on learning activity is expected to take one to two 45-minute class periods to implement. Note: This resource was created to complement Unit 6 in the Reveal Geometry High School curriculum but will work well as a stand-alone activity! Essential Supplies Necessary: PencilsCompassesStraightedgesStep-by-step instructions are provided on how to:Copy a Line SegmentBisect a Line SegmentCo

Please leave a review! :-) This activity serves as a reinforcement to finding the slope of two given ordered pairs, finding parallel & perpendicular slopes, utilizing point-slope form, standard form, and slope-intercept form.

Use these calendars to get a basic view of your month. I take each month, fill it in with important dates, save it as an image, and upload it as my desktop background. It is an excellent way to see a snapshot of the entire month each time I log into my device before starting my day teaching!

Please leave a review! :-) Use these notecards to lead students through a meaningful exploration/discovery lesson on the Laws of Exponents. These properties will resonate best if students are given the opportunity to see the connection between the "rules" and the expansion scenarios. Printing them off four to a sheet seems to be an ideal size. A teacher-use guide has been added to show how this resource has been used successfully with students.

Please leave a review! :-) This Venn diagram can help students see how different quadrilaterals are related. Definitions are included on the second page. It will be more effective to have students construct their own Venn diagrams by using the definitions rather than simply presenting this visual to them.