DiffiMath

Need a head start on planning your lessons for the logic and proof unit in geometry class? I have you covered. In this download you will get access to the following: Unit 2 materials: 1 unit study guide 1 unit test 1 advertising logic project Section 1: Patterns and Inductive Reasoning 1 slides lesson 1 independent practice Section 2: Conditional Statements 1 slides lesson 1 independent practice Section 3: Biconditionals 1 slides lesson 1 independent practice 1 mid-unit quiz Section 4: Deductive

Want to show your students an application of quadratic functions? Take them to the gym with this activity, play a couple of games of knockout, and show them how to model their shot using quadratic functions. This activity is designed for algebra 2 students as it does have a tiny bit of trig (the students just use a formula with a trig function in it). This activity leads them through it and works great with groups of three.

Use this to show growth by giving it to your students at the beginning and the end of the unit. Each printout has four different tests.

Great way to show growth early with this. Give one to a student and then another at the end of the unit to see what they learned.

Admins got you down? Use this pre and post test to show how special your students are and how quickly they can learn new concepts.

This is my first unit test for geometry that covers basic definitions and concepts.

After teaching function composition, use this pretest/posttest to see if your students are ready to venture into inverse functions. This is also a great way to begin an exponential/logarithmic function unit.

Complex numbers are a fascinating topic to me, but my students get way too hung up on the term "imaginary". Use this pre and posttest to show how your students went from zero knowledge of this topic to heroes of the topic.

Show those admins that you are the great teacher you think you are on this topic by determining growth metrics from a pre and posttest.

Solving literal equations can be scary. I mean math should have at least a couple of numbers in it, right? Use this pre and posttest to show how much your students have grown from your lessons!

Use this pretest to show that your students have no idea how to find function inverses. Then, give it again later on in the unit so they can feel super smart.

Great little pretest and posttest for algebra students first learning about functions. Cut along the dotted line and use one as a pretest and the other as a posttest to show growth.

Begin your unit with this quick pretest. I use it as a posttest to show growth.

Use this pre and posttest to show your students how much they have grown when it comes to solving quadratic equations.

Need to show growth for your admin?? How about giving your students a pretest before teaching this topic and then doing the same thing afterwards to see how much they've grown? Sounds great to me!

Cut this into four separate pieces. Each student has ten minutes to complete as a pretest for this topic. Then, later on in the unit do the same thing to measure growth.

Quick independent practice that even covers difference quotient at the end.

This is the homework I assign after we do our lessons on constructions. Make sure to send the tools home with the students!! Also, don't forget to check out Euclidea (phone app). I don't work for them, but it is a great way to get your students to practice!

This is the independent practice to see if my algebra 2 students understand how to find basic inverse functions. This is also great for a review on this topic in college algebra.

Short little independent practice for algebra students just learning about finding the slope of a linear function in multiple ways.