Love2Math4Ever

Use these interactive digital activities to tell how your students are doing with the concepts. The digital activities have drag and drop features and are self checking in the respect that if a student cannot find his/her answer, it is a hint that they must have done something wrong or in the respect that if when a student is done, they shouldn't have any left over answers. This activity is great for checking for understanding either shortly after the concept was taught or even later to make sur

In the first google slide activity, students try to figure out the equations of the sine graphs (2 changes only...amplitude and shift up/down). This is the teacher version, so make sure to make a student copy and delete the answers at the end. These are great for students who are still working through these processes. All graphs are shown through 360 degrees. This is the first of 2 slide activities that I do with my students. The second one is listed separately. It has 3 changes: amplitude, shif

In this activity, students explore graph of sine functions and try to identify the 3 changes (period, amplitude, and shift up/down) in order to determine the equation of the graph. Students usually do this in my class as a partner activity at first. This brings about great conversations on patterns that they may notice in finding the equations. This is the teacher version, so it has the answer key at the end. There are 8 slides for students to analyze.