CCMath

Let your students work together to solve simple, beginner, two-column proofs. One is an algebraic equations proof and the other uses vertical angles. Your students will love to race each other! These are suited for beginners who have just been introduced to two-column proofs in Geometry.

Students will convert 14 incorrectly written scientific notated numbers into their correct forms. This may be used as a gallery walk, as stations, or task cards. Student and answer sheet provided.

Informally assess the learning of your students with this free exit ticket. Students are asked to determine which figure has the greatest volume, the rectangular prism, or the cylinder- a combination of 6th and 8th grade common core geometry standards. 1 page included - 2 (different) problems

Students will be given a linear equation in slope-intercept form. The students will complete the partially filled-in table and then graph their equation. There are four versions with an answer key AND blank template! I've used this as both a formative assessment and summative assessment in my Pre-algebra and Algebra 1 classes.

Students will practice converting between the three forms of linear functions: equations, tables, and graphs.