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This worksheet covers naming polynomials by degree and by number of terms, as well as writing polynomials in standard form. Includes classifying constant, linear, quadratic, cubic, quartic, quintic, monomial, binomial, trinomial, and polynomial expressions. Key included.

A fun review game: Trigonometry Jeopardy for Geometry classes! Categories include Trivia to keep students engaged, basic SOH-CAH-TOA, Angles of Elevation and Depression, Law of Sines, and Law of Cosines.

A fun, simple review game in which students create a 4x4 grid with the numbers 1-16; if they correctly answer a numbered problem, they mark off that number with the goal of getting 4-in-a-row! The game is set up in Google Slides - students will just need a piece of paper or a mini whiteboard to draw their game board and write down their work and answers. Review problems cover binomial and normal distributions as taught in IB Math Applications and Interpretation, with an emphasis on using technol

A fun worksheet where students will take little Bob the Blob on a trip around the coordinate plane! Transformations include dilations, rotations, reflections (including across the line y=x), and translations along a vector. Also includes writing the transformations in (x, y) - > notation. Bob the Blob will end up back where he started for easy grading :)

A real world application worksheet working with fraction number sense and dividing with fractions in the kitchen! Ruby just moved into her new apartment, and has a craving for chocolate chip cookies. However, she can only find her 1/4 CUP measuring cup and her 1/4 TSP measuring spoon. Help her figure out the correct amount of scoops for each ingredient! Answer key included. Created for a high school pre-algebra class.

A fun review Jeopardy game all about angle pairs! 24 questions in 4 categories that include: -definitions of transversal angle pairs, linear pair, and vertical angles -theorems and converses of theorems used in proofs concerning transversals -missing angles to identify congruent and supplementary angles when a transversal cuts parallel lines -fun trivia to keep kids engaged :)

A straightforward worksheet for students to identify continuous and discrete situations in fun application examples. Students will also sketch a graph of the function with individual points or a continuous line, depending on the situation. Key included!

An easy, fun review activity for factoring polynomials using GCF (greatest common factor) and grouping! Problems include binomials, trinomials, and polynomials. I find this is an awesome activity for students to do on mini whiteboards. Instructions and answers included.

A worksheet for practicing Voronoi diagrams and exploring their applications! Students draw a Voronoi diagram over a map of a fire-prone region in Northwest Montana. There are 6 questions requiring use of the Voronoi cells in the diagram.

A 15 problem practice worksheet for the Geometry logic concept of related conditionals! Includes a quick guide on conditional, converse, inverse, and contrapostitive. Students are given an if-then statement, told what related conditional it is, then must write it in a different form. Answer key included!

Practice problems for absolute value equations and absolute value inequalities, with a fun coloring page! Questions include answers that have no solution or infinite solutions. Key included.

A straightforward practice worksheet with application problems for binomial distributions. Includes a guide of when to use binompdf or binomcdf in a graphing calculator. Problems include probabilities of "exactly," "at least," "at most," "more than," and "less than." Also includes some expected value and variance for binomial distributions. Designed for the new curriculum of IB Mathematics Application and Interpretation. Answer key included!

A fun application project to connect writing functions to the real world! Students will create a business plan to sell items from a rented stand. They will consider prices per unit, selling price, upfront costs, rent, and more. Students will write a function that encompasses all costs, then find the point where they break even and create a graph. Rubric is included, along with a feedback worksheet for students to complete while their classmates are presenting. Check out the preview for a full vi

Multiple-choice worksheet focused on key features of quadratic functions, with a fun riddle to solve! Questions include domain, range, vertex, axis of symmetry, and x- and y- intercepts. Problems are in standard form or vertex form.

A fun review: a Jeopardy game all about solving systems of equations and systems of inequalities! Categories include solving using substitution, solving using elimination, graphing systems of inequalities, and application problems. There is also a fun trivia category to keep kids engaged :)

A fun activity to have your students practice real world applications of volume and surface area! There are 8 half-sheet cards, labeled Levels 1-8. They do get a bit harder as you level up. Problems include volume and surface area of cylinders, cones, spheres, prisms, and pyramids. Answer key included.

A fun activity for students to practice finding the area of composite shapes! Comes with 6 different castle floor plans, and includes finding the area of quadrilaterals, triangles, circles, and regular polygons. Answer key included.

A fun review: A Jeopardy game all about factoring! Categories include factoring by GCF, factoring trinomials, factoring by grouping, and factoring difference of squares. Also a fun trivia category to keep kids engaged :)

A hands on learning experience about the application of distance formula! Based on real wildfires in Montana in September '22, students will use a gridded map to determine distances between fires and firefighting resources. Distance formula and scale are included. Answer key also included!

A straightforward worksheet for identifying the independent and dependent variables in fun application situations. Students will also practice writing the domain and range of discrete and continuous situations, including inequality notation and set notation. Key included!