Math Angel

This is a great task for practicing the triangle centers with geometric constructions in a real world problem solving context. Don't miss out on this fun and engaging activity for your students! Answer key is provided!

Looking for a hands on way to introduce the triangle midsegment theorem? Well look no further! This is a 10 minute investigation that only requires the use of a ruler to have students discover the triangle midsegment theorem for themselves.

This listing is a 16 page resource and it includes: Student Info Sheet 2 Parental Contact Log Sheets Blank and Standards Based Grading Sheets Small Group Instruction Sheet Everything you need to start off the year with your data binder!

This is a great resource for introducing the idea of a quadratic function to middle schoolers using the context of a real roller coaster!

A fun, printable graphic organizer for students to remember the properties of different types of quadrilaterals. One example is done for you!

This resource contains screenshots and keystrokes for navigating through the module on statistics using the TI-84 calculator.

This is a letter from a math teacher for a high school senior applying to college. Enjoy! ~Math Angel

This 8.5 by 11 inch PDF resource is great for a bulletin board or print and laminate and hang them in your classroom. Comes with 10 strategies and a title page. Enjoy!

This is a curriculum map aligned to Engage NY Module 1 Algebra: Relationships between Quantities and Reasoning with Equations and Quantities *Editable*

This curriculum map is aligned to Engage NY Module 2: Descriptive Statistics *Editable*

This task asks students to model different sized boxes with a sheet of construction paper, which leads to a discussion about quadratic functions.This performance task uses kinesthetic learning as well as multiple problem solving pathways.

This template is a versatile resource for solving problems using the 5 step problem solving process. It is made with a graph background for use in a math classroom. It is also made using the Cornell Notes format.

This is a useful rubric for assessing math homework on a 0-4 point scale. Enjoy! ~Math Angel