Charb's Math Resources

Jeopardy-Style Review with 30+ Questions + Answer Key Perfect for Algebra 1 or Algebra 2 Great for Pre-Test Review!Turn your classroom into a game show with this interactive Radicals Jeopardy Review Game! Designed to help students prepare for a test on radicals and imaginary numbers, this engaging PDF resource reinforces key concepts through competitive and collaborative play. What’s Included: A PDF Jeopardy game board with 6 full categories and five questions per category Over 30 questions

This is a Jeopardy Like Game Board that can be used on an individual basis or in teams. Scores can be tracked by the students or on the board in the front of the classroom! I like to use these are a Fun Friday activity or a review before the test or state testing. This resource includes the topics of: Adding subtracting multiplying and dividing fractions/ mixed numbers and decimals. This resource is the one WITHOUT negatives. If you would like negatives, please see my store for that resource! A

This is a Jeopardy Like Game Board that can be used on an individual basis or in teams. Scores can be tracked by the students or on the board in the front of the classroom! I like to use these are a Fun Friday activity or a review before the test or state testing. This resource includes the topics of: Adding subtracting multiplying and dividing fractions/ mixed numbers and decimals. The questions also contain negative numbers so students will need to know their integer rules. Answers are inclu

Google Forms Activity – 7 Rooms of Geometry Challenges Perfect for Test Prep, Spiral Review, or End-of-Unit EngagementGive your students a brain-teasing geometry challenge with this interactive BREAKOUT review! This digital escape room-style activity is built using Google Forms and challenges students to solve problems involving area, circumference, surface area, and volume in order to escape each room. Students must enter exact codes in ALL CAPS to proceed, making this both fun and rigorou

This game board takes a deep look into rational and irrational numbers. This includes asking students to identify rational and irrational numbers, plot these types of numbers on a number line, turning repeating decimals into fractions, and the basics of "The Properties of Exponents" Rules. This resource will be a Powerpoint document that you can edit and adapt to your liking! If there are any major flaws in the resource, please message me so I can fix it!

There are many different ways you can use this in the classroom!!! You can run a game like jeopardy, group students, and have them work on sections or send it out virtually for students to review. The possibilities are endless!!! This board will cover the following topics: Scientific Notation Standard and Scientific Notation Conversions Adding Subtracting Multiplying and Dividing with Scientific Notation Word Problems with Scientific Notation Arithmetic