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Converting Quadratic Equations - Vertex Form to Standard Form (Digital Partner Race & Task Card Activity) - Spring ThemedDo your students need more practice converting quadratic equations? For this spring themed activity, students will rewrite quadratic equations given in vertex form into standard form. Two different activity options are available for you to choose how you want your students to work through the activity. Option #1: Digital Partner Race - students will work with a partner and hel

Write & Solve Systems of Linear Equations - Task Card Activity (Fireworks / New Years Themed)Many real-world scenarios present an opportunity to write and solve systems of linear equations. This set of 10 task cards allows students to read a verbal description or word problem, write a system of two linear equations, and then solve for the specific variables from each problem. Both mathematical and real-world scenarios are represented within this set of task cards. In addition, the answer key pro

Conditional Probability Given Real-World Tables - Task Card Activity (Fiesta / Cinco de Mayo Themed)Probability presents a great opportunity to explore real-world or contextual situations. This set of 10 task cards allows students to reflect on real-world scenarios, the data that can be obtained from the scenario, and determine conditional probability for two different events. Since the information is presented in table form, the teacher or the students can extend their thinking by asking each o

Partitioning a Directed Line Segment - Task Card Activity (Fall Themed)Students will determine the coordinates of a point that is given a fractional distance or ratio less than one from one end of a line segment to the other. Students will use the slope formula to verify geometric relationships. This activity provides students with two endpoints for a line segment and a given ratio. Students then calculate the location of a new coordinate that is on the line segment and also meets the given rati

Do your students struggle understanding causation? Are you looking for more practice to help your students discuss the details surrounding causation in real-world scenarios? This resource will support all students in learning this skill. This resource provides you with two different delivery options, which provides flexibility in your instructional methods in the classroom. Details on the Content Covered:Students will review real-world situations and determine if there is a causation relationsh

Simplifying Expressions: Integers & Rational Numbers - Digital Escape Room & Task Cards- This digital and printable resource contains 12 problems where students will simplify the expression following the order of operations. - Students will practice with different grouping symbols, positive and negative numbers, fractions, and exponents, along with adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing. - This activity is a good Back-To-School activity for students reviewing and practicing order of ope

Evaluating Advanced Functions Using Function Notation - Digital Escape Room & Task Cards- This digital and printable resource contains 12 advanced function problems where students will evaluate the value of the function at a given value written in function notation. - The advanced functions covered are quadratic functions, cubic functions, rational functions, and radical functions. - This activity is a good Back-To-School activity for students reviewing and practicing function notation in Alge

Evaluating Functions Using Function Notation Maze- This maze provides 3 different choices for using with your students: Printable, Digital Click & Drag, and Digital Self-Checking. Use the option that best fits you and your students. - Within this maze contains 12 questions where students are asked to Evaluate Functions Using Function Notation. This means that students will be asked to evaluate the function for the given value provided within the function notation. - This is perfect for high

All About Circles: Area & Circumference Maze - Multiple Print and Digital Options, including a Self-Checking Digital Maze Option- Students will use the Area and Circumference formulas for Circles to find the radius, diameter, Area, and Circumference of the provided Circle diagram. Here are some examples of types of problems your students will see: -- Find Area given radius or diameter -- Find Circumference given radius or diameter -- Find radius or diameter given Area -- Find rad

Printable Activity? Digital Activity? You choose when you select this Finding Missing Angle Measures in Triangles Task Card Activity. This task card activity includes both print and digital options to meet the needs of your students and your classroom. Students will find the missing angle measurements in given triangles using the Triangle Sum Theorem. All triangles have three angles that add up to 180°. This activity allows students to practice this concept WITHOUT additional algebraic proper

Finding Missing Angles in Triangles using the Triangle Sum Theorem - Task CardsStudents will use the Triangle Sum Theorem to find the missing angle measures and values within the triangle diagrams provided. Students will also incorporate vertical angles, supplementary angles, and algebraic properties into the problem-solving process. The set of 10 question task cards provides multiple activity options to use within your classroom. NOTE: The problems progressively get more in depth in complexity

Coordinates, Distance, Midpoint & Missing Endpoint - Choice Board ActivityStudents and teachers enjoy having choice in the activities that are completed, and this activity allows for cooperative and autonomous learning in the classroom. Students will practice plotting points, naming quadrants, finding the distance and midpoint between two points, and identifying a missing endpoint given a midpoint and endpoint. Here is what you will receive:-- Two Sets of Ordered PairsGroup 1: A collection of

Composition of Functions- This resource contains 12 questions for calculating the Composition of Functions. - Students will represent a given function as a composite function of two or more functions. - Students are given five functions, which represent both linear and quadratic functions. - From those given functions, students will create new functions which are a composite of at least three or more of the given functions. - The same five given functions will be used for each problem, and a

Logic Puzzle - Vacation in the Heart of Texas (3 Versions, including a Self-Checking Digital Activity)- This resource provides your students 11 clues to practice their critical thinking and computational thinking skills as they work to uncover the puzzle. This activity is perfect for high school students studying mathematics (Algebra or above) or computer science. - Puzzle Details: Today is the day before the extended long weekend, where students will be off for four whole days! Woohoo!! A grou

Logic Puzzle - Rockets Take Flight (3 Versions, including a Self-Checking Digital Activity)- This resource provides your students 12 clues to practice their critical thinking and computational thinking skills as they work to uncover the puzzle. This activity is perfect for high school students studying mathematics (Algebra or above) or computer science. - Puzzle Details: Mr. Swenson and his science class are testing out the rockets they created in class the past week. They will be identifying h

Logic Puzzle - A Night at the Carnival (3 Versions, including a Self-Checking Digital Activity)- This resource provides your students 10 clues to practice their critical thinking and computational thinking skills as they work to uncover the puzzle. This activity is perfect for high school students studying mathematics (Algebra or above) or computer science. - Puzzle Details: To celebrate after the big game, a group of friends planned to meet up at the carnival. While there, each person planned

Calculate Slope of a Line Given a Table of Values- This resource contains 12 questions for calculating the Slope of a Line Given a Table of Values. The table of values include both positive and negative numbers, and the calculated slopes represent positive, negative, rational, and special cases (zero slope and undefined slope). - This is perfect for junior high and high school students studying Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, or simply need practice on this skill. What's Included:- 2 printable color

Composition of Functions Matching Activity - 3 Versions Available, including a Self-Checking Digital Activity- This resource contains 15 questions for calculating the composition of functions. Students will work through three sets of given functions (3 functions each), with each set containing five different problems to calculate. This activity provides several options for teacher choice, and allows students to complete on paper or using technology. This is a perfect for students needing additio

Pyramid puzzles are a great hands-on activity for students to explore problem solving! This inequality pyramid puzzle is is perfect for students enrolled in high school focusing on algebraic skills, or for those in needing reinforcement or enrichment in solving multistep inequalities. Content Focus: Students will solve linear inequalities in one-variable, including the application of the distributive property and with variables on BOTH sides of the inequality. This activity encourages multist

Pyramid puzzles are a great hands-on activity for students to explore problem solving! This inequality pyramid puzzle is is perfect for students enrolled in middle school mathematics focusing on pre-algebra skills, or for those in high school needing reinforcement in solving multistep inequalities. Content Focus: Students will solve linear inequalities in one-variable, including the application of the distributive property and with variables on ONE side of the inequality. This activity encour