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Introducing to you my set of math stickers! They are awesome to use for any algebra class, especially trigonometry and even calculus. I wanted to have stickers that are math-related but never found content-specific ones. So I made these for my students and now they are for you and your students! Your feedback is very much appreciated! Enjoy, Diana Yvette

This digital bingo game includes 30 bingo cards and a spinner! It is great to engage students and address their social-emotional needs during video calls as they learn/recall their math vocabulary. The digital version is great for distance learning, but it can also be used in the classroom with printed bingo cards. In a socially distant classroom, students can also use their Chromebook (or any other device) to access the bingo cards! INCLUDED:Google Slides with 30 bingo boards with math vocabu

This scavenger hunt is a great way to keep the kids their factoring skills sharp! It contains: - A page for students to show their work and spell out the hidden word. - Scavenger Hunt stations (there are 9 sheets with questions and answers) - Scavenger Hunt Key The stations can be posted around the room and can also be given in their packets or as a worksheet to work from their own seats. This makes the lesson more engaging as they put their factoring skills to the test! Each scavenger hunt is

A complete reference table about the unit circle with measures in radians and degrees, as well, as, its exact values for each trigonometric function: Sine, Cosine, and Tangent. A blank copy is included should you use it as a quiz or review sheet!

A complete reference sheet about trig formulas and identities. This is a reference sheet for students who are taking trigonometry in Algebra 2 or other classes where trigonometry is included like Pre-Calculus. The Law of Sine and Cosine chart is color-coded to make it easier for students to establish connections between the angles and sides. Enjoy!

This Let's Play Teachers is an inquiry activity great for motivating kids to have meaningful discussions, learn from each other, and challenge themselves! This is one of my absolute favorites because it gets students to not only talk to each other but also use academic language and become proficient in its usage. By analyzing each station, students are to see what is right, what is wrong, and why. This enables them to know what is expected from them and what they need to do to keep those factori

A foldable in which students can see what each trigonometric function is equal to. It also includes an image so that students can comprehend it in a better and easier way. Trigonometric functions included are Since, Cosine, and Tangent.