Interactive Math Resources

This is a Google Slides vocabulary assignment that allows students to demonstrate their knowledge on complementary, supplementary, vertical, and adjacent angles. This product can be used as a homework or in class assignment for virtual or in person learning. This product also has students use vocabulary to help identify and solve for different types of angles.

Virtual learning assignment! Google Slides activity that can be used as a homework assignment or practice for students during class. Students will be required to set up and solve proportions from word problems.

A digital and interactive Google Slides presentation designed to be used for guided notes. Also includes a short assignment that can be used as homework or an exit ticket. Each slide contains either a drag and drop activity or fill in the blanks. Provides examples and practice with writing and graphing inequalities.

Teacher guided interactive notes and exit tickets for students. The different topics covered are introduction to rational numbers, integers on a number line, and adding and subtracting integers. Make a copy of the presentation for each student to allow them to make edits.

This digital document contains review problems for students to work on before a unit test. Students can each edit this document if a copy is made for each student using Google Classroom.

Engaging drag and drop activity that is great for digital or distance learning! Allows students to demonstrate knowledge of classifying triangles based on side lengths and angle measures. A Google account will be needed to access this activity. If used with Google Classroom, each student can have their own copy to work on. Slides can also be printed and turned into a cut and paste activity for in person learning!

This is a Google Slides assignment that includes five word problems on simple interest for students to solve. Students can work on this assignment individually after a copy is made for each student using Google Classroom.

Teacher guided interactive notes and exit tickets for students. Make a copy of the Google Slides presentation for each student for them to be able to make edits. The topics covered include concerting fractions and decimals, estimating square roots, and classifying numbers.

Each page can be displayed around your classroom for students to participate in a gallery walk activity. The last page in the document is a worksheet for students to record their answers.