M Stouts Math

Need your students to practice factoring quadratics but don't want to check over every answer? This circuit is a perfect practice for factoring quadratics that allows students to self check their work. Factoring problems include: Simple quadratics with no a valueSimple quadratics with a GCF and no a valueQuadratics with an a valueQuadratics with a GCF and an a value

Want a worksheet with all forms of factoring (GCF, factoring by grouping, difference of squares, difference of cubes, sum of cubes, and trinomials)? This circuit has students practicing them all. Students factor the problem in box #1 then look for the answer on the top of another box. This allows students to check their work as they go, plus get all the factoring practice a math teacher needs.

A great activity to use when students need to review order of operations, simplifying exponential expressions, and simplifying radical expressions. This circuit allows students to practice and check their work at the same time as all the answers are provided on the top of the next problem.

A handy worksheet for students to practice solving single variable inequalities and absolute value equations and inequalities. This circuit design is a nice way for students to be able to check their work as they go.

Let students check their own work with this scavenger hunt! Students combine like terms for the given algebraic expression and then go find their answer on the top of another card. Gives instant feed back to the kids and lets you focus on those that are having problems. File comes with the individual scavenger hunt cards to cut and hang around the room, a recording sheet for student work, and an answer sheet. Google document so it is editable!