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In this activity students navigate through a monster filled maze, solving quadratic equations to reveal the right path. If they get the wrong answer, the next solution will feed them to a monster! To complete the maze, students need to solve 8 quadratics correctly using the quadratic formula or by completing the square. There are two versions of this activity—one with decimal answers and one with simplified radical answers. Directions: Just print and go! If you want, have students color in th

In this activity, students solve multi-step inequalities. Once they solve each equation, they find their answer in the answer bank. Each correct answer unlocks a new word that helps them complete a crazy sentence (much like Mad Libs®). If they get the right crazy sentence, you know they did it right! Directions: Just print and share! This works great as a classwork or homework activity, and the answer bank lets students check their own along the way. Students also love the crazy sentences!

In this activity, students practice graphing lines as they bust restless ghosts. If each line busts exactly one ghost, they’ll know they’re on track! This activity brings a welcome element of fun to graphing lines. Directions: Just print and go! This works well in class or at home! Terms of UseWhen you download this, you can use, share, and modify it freely so long as you don't do so for commercial purposes and always cite me as your source! See more details at CC BY-NC 4.0 license.

In this card sort, students match each linear equation with its equivalent forms. Through this activity, they'll practice converting linear functions between slope-intercept form, point-slope form, standard form, and two points. Every equation has three matches, so they'll end up with 8 groups of 4 equivalent equations. A full answer key is included! This works very easily as an individual or group activity, with or without cutting! Includes 3 pages Page 1 - 32 ready-to-go linear equations (

In this activity students navigate through a monster filled maze, solving multi-step equations to reveal the right path. If they get the wrong answer, the next solution will feed them to a monster! To complete the maze, students need to solve 10 problems correctly. Directions: Just print and go! If you want, have students color in their path along the way. This works well as a classwork or homework activity, and the answer choices let students check their work along the way. If students fin