Massaglia Math

This PIXEL MATH is a self-checking activity. Students type in answers and part of a picture shows up if they are correct (as well as the cell changing colors). This pixel math covers finding the focus, directrix, vertex, and the direction a parabola opens (parabolas open left, right, up, or down). It is 15 questions.

This is a good end of unit check point (or review). There are 20 questions dealing with finding trig ratios. All 6 trig ratios are used. Students need to use the pythagorean theorem or triples (there aren't any radicals). Some pictures are given and some they need to draw their own reference triangle. If the students get the answer correct then part of the picture shows up and the cell turns a new color. If the student gets the answer wrong they know they need to fix it. Make sure that you foll

Have your students roll dice and look at the data. Discuss the theoretical probability of rolling a 1 vs experimental probability. What happens as the same size increase? Students work in groups of 2 or 3 and record their data. You can have everyone tell you their data and type it in, or you can have the students type their data into the shared google sheet. As they type the stats will update live and they have a graph showing them each roll. *Note: If you don't have dice you can use an online

After a lot of work with my students they were still struggling to understand what find f(2) meant from a graph as well as find x if f(x)=3. This has 40 quick questions helping to practice that concept. These are with piecewise graphs but could be used at a variety of levels if you give the students a few answers. Most of this is visual so it should only take 20 minutes or so as the students get the hang of it. As the students answer correctly part of the picture shows up and their answer turn

This is a self-checking tool for students when solving word problems. There are only 5 problems because the problems can take a while to solve. There are a variety of problems. It is designed to accompany ch 1 of the Stewart Pre-calc book, but can be used in a variety of ways. Make sure to read the instructions carefully and hide the answer sheet before assigning it to your students.

This is a good end of unit check point (or review). There are 20 questions dealing with vocabulary, solving (by factoring), and basic word problems. If the students get the answer correct then part of the picture shows up and the cell turns a new color. If the student gets the answer wrong they know they need to fix it. Make sure that you follow the directions before assigning it to your class. This is a fun and engaging activity!

This one page booklet review logarithm basics... rewriting, evaluating, properties, expanding, condensing, and change of base. It includes problems with a variety of bases and exponents, including fractions and radicals. Problems also mix with logs and natural logs. There is a range of difficulty and a teacher commentary with difficult parts circled to review with students. Students love taking notes in a different way. They love the compact examples at their fingertips! This is a great tool f

Quickly assess if your students are understanding end behavior. In this 10-15 min activity, your students look at a polynomial and choose which end behavior is appropriate. The color changes to green when they are correct.

Just print and go! This is a one page booklet that talks about graphing parabolas in standard, intercept, and vertex form. It is rich in vocabulary and examples. Included is a blank version, filled in version, and a version with comments for the teacher. My students love it and use it as a reference for homework and studying. It is a creative and interactive way to do notes and review. There are instructions for how to create the booklet linked in the download.

This is a self-checking tool for students when evaluating logarithms. This is meant to be a quick and fun self check after introducing logarithms. Make sure to read the instructions carefully and hide the answer sheet before assigning it to your students.

There are a few areas my shop will focus on, one of them is one-page booklets. These can be used at any grade level and any subject. You can customize them however you like! These are the instructions for creating your own booklet from one piece of paper and a pair of scissors! For pre-created subject specific booklets, check out some of my other products.