Heather Hinson

These classroom passes are used for many different purposes. My students have really enjoyed using these over the years! They receive these as prizes for being kind, winning a game, doing something awesome, and many other reasons.

This scavenger hunt is designed to help students master using the basic exponent rules (zero, one, and negatives) before moving onto the learning multiplication and division.

The checkpoint pass is used to help students. They may use them on quizzes, test, etc. The students when turn it in with their assessment and the teacher will check their answers. When the teachers finishes checking the answers, the students will get an opportunity to go back and see if they can fix any of their mistakes.

Students may use this pass in place of homework just in case they forgot their homework, they left it home, etc.

This pass allows students to earn two points extra credit on an assignment.

Students may use this classroom pass to listen to music while they are working on independent assignments.

Are you tired of students constantly interrupting your class to use the bathroom? Then this pass is perfect! Students will only get four passes so they have to use them wisely!

This scavenger hunt is designed to help students master the concept of parallel and perpendicular slope from slopes, equations, graphs, and comparisons of equations.

This activity is designed to help the students master the exponents rules of multiplication, division, and power-to-a-power.