Engaged Math

Engage your students with this interactive, online 24 problem card sort that allows students the opportunity to identify equivalent expressions and justify their reasoning with the product and quotient rule with exponents. Students will receive a google slides guide to help navigate the activity. This is the online version of my paper version titled Product and Quotient Rule Card Sort. Great resource to limit paper use, distance learning, etc...

Students will explore the effect on the coordinates when rotating an image. This activity not only has students explore with the line tool to demonstrate their understanding but to also identify a pattern between the coordinates when rotated various degrees.

Engage your students with these 8 problems that have students analyze angles, determine the angle pair, and apply their knowledge to solve equations to solve for missing angle measures.

This product includes 5 procedural questions and 5 multiple select questions. This google form is ready to use, implement into your classroom, and make grading simple and quick!

Have your students explore dilations, scale factors, and its effects on coordinates using this digital activity. Students will analyze figures to find scale factors, determine new images given a scale factor, then have a chance to apply their knowledge into creating their own enlargement and reduction.

Engage your students with this interactive, self checking practice while working on operations with integers. This google slides activity includes 16 practice problems that allow students to analyze a problem and determine the solution by clicking on an answer choice. If correct, students will move on to the next problem. If incorrect, students will be sent back to the problem to try again. This activity would be great for centers, content review, mini game for the class, and more!

*Digital* Students will demonstrate their understanding of the vocabulary words associated with transversals. Students will begin by creating their own city on google slides then identifying/ justifying which landmarks would be an example of the terms listed with transversals. There will also be an opportunity for students to create their own questions and provide a detailed explanation to support.

Use this 10 question assessment to gauge your students understanding of Multiplying and Dividing Integers. Once submitted you will be able to use the results to create remediation groups, extend the learning of proficient students, and more!

This online google form contains 10 questions that are great for exit tickets, checks for understanding, or review practice to determine students who need small group instruction.