Focus on Math

Students will learn how to set up an equation and find the angle measures of the given angles using substitution. I suggest the first four questions are used as instruction. Students work on remaining questions with a partner, then finish for homework. I have used this worksheet for years and my students have been very successful at these problems.

This graphic organizer is the perfect way to tie up the end of the unit with a clear directions on how to: 1. Simplify Radicals 2. Add and Subtract Radicals 3. Multiply Radicals 4. Divide Radicals 5. Rationalize the Denominator Note: No variables are used

You will love this self checking worksheet that answers a riddle! Great for low-level students that need extra scaffolding and isolation of this topic. Also great for on-level students as a homework assignment or leave for a substitute. Build confidence in students by scaffolding this more advanced problem set that contain coefficients. This worksheet includes 4 questions that have perfect square radicals to keep students thinking critically. No questions contain variables.