Math By Maurais

A scavenger hunt and crafting activity with some action along the way. Follow the clues and use the crafting board to get to the ultimate goal of defeating the ender dragon and claiming your prize! This is resource includes 45 slides filled with instructions, ready to print aspects of the activity, and a list of other items i suggest you make or purchase.

Students go through two games with different rules for winning and losing. They calculate both the theoretical and the experimental probability of all outcomes.

LEVEL 3STEP 1: Find the Volume of my sandcastle!  My sandcastle is made up of the prisms and cylinders shown on slide 3. You need to use this information along with the drawing of my sand castle to figure out the volume of sand needed to build my sandcastle. STEP 2: Build your own sandcastle and find the volume. Now it’s your turn! You need to use the prisms and cylinders on slide 4 to create your own sandcastle! You can copy and paste each shape as many times as you want to build your castle, b

This is the printing material for a real life among us game. It is completely editable!

Do you have students who need practice identifying special angle pairs? This is an interactive google slide activity for students. This product includes two different levels of practice for students. The first 16 slides have students identify special angle pairs with one transversal crossing two non-parallel lines. The second 16 slides have students identify special angle pairs with two sets of non-parallel lines crossing. Angle relationships include corresponding, vertical, linear pair, altern

This includes 144 slides. 72 warm ups and 72 exit slips. These slides cover the following Geometry units at the general level: - Line and Angle Relationships - Triangles - Transformations and Similarity - Quadrilaterals - Trigonometry - Circles - 2D and 3D Figures

This includes 148 slides. 74 warm ups and 74 exit slips. These slides cover the following Geometry units at the honors level: - Line and Angle Relationships - Triangles - Transformations and Similarity - Quadrilaterals - Trigonometry - Circles - 2D and 3D Figures

This worksheet includes four problems that ask students to solve the same system of equations using all three methods (graphing, substitution, and elimination). The equations are already rearranged to help students identify when each method is the best one to use.

Students can start at any card. Once they solve the problem on the card, they find their answer on another card which will show them the next card they must solve. Students will know they are solving things correctly because they will get to every card and end up back where they started. There is an optional recording sheet at the end. Make sure you hang up the cards in Alphabetical order. Right now I have them in the order they are supposed to end up in.

This is my full collection of 7th grade math warm ups. I take the first 10 minutes of every class period to do a warm up as part of my routine. It is a great way to start each class period. I get to touch base with students, check assignments or homework, determine student's past knowledge, or go over a current topic.

I use this digital resource with my Honors Geometry class. I assign the student slides and then teach using the teacher slides. Students fill in their own slides and have to submit them at the end of the unit. This resource includes both the teacher version and the student version.

A booklet for Quadrilateral Notes. Print two-sided flipped along short-edge and then fold in half. This booklet has blank pages as well as filled out and color coded pages covering the properties of quadrilaterals. 10 pages of notes in total!

Students analyze problems that were done incorrectly. They need to resolve them correctly and explain what went wrong in the original problem.

Students choose a BINGO Board. I usually laminate them and let students use dry erase markers. Cut out  the vocabulary words on the next slide. Put them on popsicle sticks to randomly select them or place them on cards to select at random. I usually give the winners an emoji eraser!

Students practice using sine, cosine, and tangent to find the degree measure of a right triangle. This is a hands on activity where students cut out a set of dominoes and then rearrange them to match up the problems and the answers. This activity is zero prep and is self checking!

this is a more challenging activity that requires students to find the length of the sides of right triangles using trigonometric ratios. Several problems can also be solved with the Pythagorean theorem, but it is not necessary.

There are 10 problems that are simplified incorrectly. 2 problems multiplying a monomial times a trinomial, 6 problems multiplying 2 binomials, and 2 problems multiplying a binomial times a trinomial. Students must simplify the problems correctly and then explain the error that occurred.

180 Slides! Each slide has a place to enter the day's objective, agenda, due dates, and reminders. Each slide already has a daily unique Meme as well as math early finisher task based on the day of the week: Monday - Unscramble the math vocabulary words or Math Word Search Tuesday - Write the problem to match the answer Wednesday - Error Analysis or Shopping math (percents) Thursday - Moggle (Math Boggle) or Draw the next figure in the sequence Friday - Picture Equation Puzzle or fill in th

Here are the warm ups I have used while teaching an 8th grade class. I take the first 10 minutes of every class period to do a warm up as part of my routine. It is a great way to start each class period. I get to touch base with students, check assignments or homework, determine student's past knowledge, or go over a current topic.

Hang up the Facts about Pi day around the school and send students out with their recording sheet to find all 14!