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Students sort 15 scenarios into 3 categories: observational study, survey, and experiments. The then cut out scenario and glue it in the correct area. If you like this activity, please consider following my store and checking out other products. I would love to hear your feed-back in your review.

Students solve the twelve problems using the quadratic formula. Students can check their answers by finding it in the answer box at the bottom of the page. If they cannot find their answer, they know to go back and check their work. Once students have solved all the problems, they color the ice cream cone with the corresponding colors. There is a google form if you want students to submit their solutions digitally. If you like this activity, please consider following my store and checking out ot

This product comes with a notes half-sheets and 2 joke worksheets. The notes sheet defines the theorem and explains how to find possible and actual roots. The first worksheet has 8 problems that ask students to list the possible roots. The second worksheet has 8 problems that ask students to find the actual roots. My students really enjoy joke worksheets. They give them a sense of accomplishment when they figure out the joke and allow them to check their answers. If you like this activity, ple

This product has a worksheet with 9 adding & subtracting polynomials problems. Students use their solutions to answer a cheesy joke. I like that this give students a small reward for finishing the assignment. If you like this activity, please consider following my store and checking out other products. I would love to hear your feed-back in your review.

Students solve the numbered problems. Each problem matches one of the lettered answers. They then fill in the corresponding letters in the table at the bottom of the page to answer the joke. The first worksheet is 7 problems using the z-score formula to find different values. The second worksheet 16 problems using normal calculations, including area to the left, area to the right, area between, and inverse calculations. The first version of the scarecrow worksheet has solutions from a calculator

Students should match up the cards into eight groups of three. Each group should have a function, a graph, and a list of characteristics (roots, end behavior, and y-intercept). This can be checked either by looking at the students groupings with they finish or they can write to the letters of the cards for each group. The answer key is included in the pdf. There is a google doc if you want students to submit their answers digitally. If you like this activity, please consider following my store a

Students solve the ten problems using the graphing, substitution, or elimination. Students can check their answers by finding it in the answer box at the bottom of the page. If they cannot find their answer, they know to go back and check their work. Once students have solved all the problems, they color the cactus with the corresponding colors. There is a google form if you want your students to submit their solutions digitally. If you like this activity, please consider following my store and

Students solve the twelve distance and midpoint problems. Students can check their answers by finding it in the answer box at the bottom of the page. If they cannot find their answer, they know to go back and check their work. Once students have solved all the problems, they color the picture with the corresponding colors. There is a google form if you want students to submit their solutions digitally. If you like this activity, please consider following my store and checking out other products.

This lesson assumes students know how to find a perpendicular bisector. The first part is a discovery activity to help students learn how to make a Voronoi diagram step-by-step and understanding it and how to use nearest neighbor interpolation. It includes the key for the discovery activity. The second part is a project and corresponding rubric. There is no key because it is dependent on the individual project. I will use this with my IB Mathematics: Applications & Interpretation SL & HL cla

This scavenger hunt contains 12 problems to practice finding inverses. The problems vary over multiple types of functions: linear, quadratic, cubic, roots, ect. This activity is a great way to get students moving around the classroom while practicing mathematics. The activity contains the 12 problems, instructions, a key, and a student answer sheet. If you like this activity, please consider following my store and checking out other products. I would love to hear your feed-back in your review.

This foldable allows helps students organize their notes on sampling methods. They will fill in the definition and visually show the method. This product contains a key that can be given as completed notes if needed. If you like this product, please consider following my store and checking out other products. I would love to hear your feed-back in your review.

This product contains 7 pages of notes sheets about graph theory. They start after my intro to graph theory notes. It covers different types of graphs, transition matrices, Prim’s algorithm, Kruskal’s algorithm, Traveling Salesman Problem, and the Chinese Postman Problem. These notes are written to align to IB Mathematics: Application & Interpretation standards AHL 3.14 – 3.16. If you like this activity, please consider following my store and checking out other products. I would love to hear

This product contains 11 products: 4 foldables and 8 activities. These products align to Unit 2 (AA.FGR.3) of Georgia's Advanced Algebra standards but would work in most Algebra 2 classes. If you like this product, please consider following my store and checking out other products. I would love to hear your feed-back in your review.

Happy National Hispanic Heritage Month! I made these posters to put up in my classroom and around the math hallway at my school for National Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 - October 15). I hope this can help you show some representation around your school too! **This contains Brazilian and Portuguese mathematicians as my school includes them in the month's celebration. All of the sources are listed in the pdf. This is a great website to find some more modern Hispanic mathematicians.

This product contains 16 products: 3 foldables, 2 notes sheets and 11 activities . These products align to Unit 4 (AA.FGR.5) of Georgia's Advanced Algebra standards but would work in most Algebra 2 classes. If you like this product, please consider following my store and checking out other products. I would love to hear your feed-back in your review.

Students solve the twelve composition problems. All of the problems include square roots. Students can check their answers by finding it in the answer box at the bottom of the page. If they cannot find their answer, they know to go back and check their work. Once students have solved all the problems, they color the picture with the corresponding colors. There is a google form if you want your students to submit their solutions digitally. If you like this activity, please consider following my s

Students solve 10 factoring problems to answers a cheesy joke. This contains worksheets on two topics: factoring when a=1 and when a is not 1 (including GCF). Each worksheet has a Christmas and non-Christmas version to best fit your classroom. I always liked these kind of worksheet as a student because the answer was a small reward for finishing the sheet. Now, I like them as a teacher because they allow students to check themselves as they work and self correct. If you like this activity, ple

Students solve 8 arc length and 8 sector area problems. The students can do the problems on their own paper or you can print the answer sheet for them. These are great for group work or individual work. I usually give my students to option for whichever they would rather do. It also allows students to set their own pace. This product contains the 16 task cards, an answer sheet, and a key. If you like this activity, please consider following my store and checking out other products. I would love

Happy Black History Month! I made these posters to put up in my classroom and around the math hallway at my school for Black History Month (February). I hope this can help you show some representation around your school too! All of the sources are listed in the pdf.

Students should solve the 11 problems using the given rational function. Students can check their answers by finding it as one three choices to the right. If they cannot find their answer, they know to go back and check their work. Once students have solved all the problems, they color the bear with the corresponding colors. There is also a google form that students can use to submit their answers digitally. Need more? Check out my Rational Functions Bundle. If you like this activity, please c