Demystifymath

In this cooperative learning game six teams compete to claim the greatest number of continuous polygon. To get a chance to claim a polygon teams must answer a geometry question correctly. There are 36 questions pertaining to angles, polygons, area, and perimeter. Answers are included. Operating and editing instructions are included on each slide. Very easy to edit questions. This game was created on PowerPoint 2016, some animations may not work on earlier versions of PowerPoint.

A PowerPoint cooperative learning game that requires teams to factor a quadratic to earn a chance to find a math term in a word search puzzle. Game instructions are included on a slide. The 40 factoring problems are multiple-choice. Animations are set to mark answers correct or incorrect. Animations are also used to highlight words in the puzzle and to highlight used words in the word list. Instructions for using the animations and for editing are included in the notes section below the sli

This is a PowerPoint cooperative learning game where teams attempt to align 3, 4, or 5 or their game pieces on a 5 by 5 game board. Before teams can place a game piece on the board, they must answer a math question (about lines or functions) correctly. Animations are set to place game pieces on the board. Animations are used to open questions and to highlight used questions. Answers are marked correct or incorrect using animations. Game instructions are included on a slide. Operating and e

In this cooperative learning game, teams will attempt to match a quadratic equation with its answer. To earn a chance to reveal a question or an answer, teams must first answer a multiple-choice problem. The answers to the multiple-choice questions are marked with an "X" or a "check" using animation. The matching problems are connected with an arrow using animation. Each slide has operating and editing instructions in the notes section. The notes section can be opened by clicking on the wo

In this PowerPoint cooperative learning game, teams will select question by calling out a category and an amount. The game includes two bonus questions that can double the point value. It also includes a final round in which teams can wager any amount up to their current score. Animations and hyperlinks are used to make the game easy to operate. Operation and editing instructions are included in the notes section for all slides. The notes section can be opened by clicking on the word "NOTES"

In this cooperative learning game, teams will solve a puzzle by spinning the wheel and guessing letters in the puzzle. The wheel will determine which letters the team can select. To get a chance to spin the wheel, the team must first answer a math question correctly. There are 35 multiple-choice math questions pertaining to exponents and polynomials. The correct answers are marked with a "check" and the incorrect answers are marked with an "X". The checks and X's are animated to appear afte

Tiles are used to represent quadratic expressions. The tiles are arranged in a rectangle. The sides of the new rectangle give the factored form of the quadratic. Animations are set for lecture. Student exercises are included with answers. Area models, that can be printed, are provided on the last slide.