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This is a great end-of-semester or end-of-year project for students who have completed Algebra 2. Topics covered are listed below. This can be used as an independent/outside-of-school activity or to complete in class. My students had 4 class days (5 hours total) to work on this. This project includes three activities for each topic at varying difficulty levels. Topics Covered: Simplifying Higher Degree PolynomialsGraphing Higher Degree PolynomialsSimplifying and Graphing Rational FunctionsSim

This game is most useful as a review of vocabulary words. Much like Hasbro's "Taboo", this game helps students develop word association between words they know and words they are learning. It can be adapted for any grade level or any content area.

I used these when I was tutoring a student during the Summer. I made these based on the Teacher's Addition of "Algebra 2" by Holt McDougal. This file includes worksheets for all eight sections of Chapter Six on Polynomials, tables/charts/images from the textbook, examples from the Teachers Addition, and definitions. These worksheets are good for differentiating in your classroom. Many of the definitions, theorems, and equations are already on the pages and it walks students through how to so

I used these when I was tutoring a student during the Summer. I made these based on the Teacher's Addition of "Algebra 2" by Holt McDougal. This file includes worksheets for all six sections of Chapter 13 on Trigonometry, tables/charts/images from the textbook, examples from the Teachers Addition, and definitions. These worksheets are good for differentiating in your classroom. Many of the definitions, theorems, and equations are already on the pages and it walks students through how to solv

This worksheet is an interactive and creative way to get students introduced to fractions, proportions, and percents by comparing the distribution of M & M's. This activity can be used with any size bag of candies, I used the fun size bags for my students and about a 5 ounce bag for question number eight. This activity is great for any middle or high school classroom.