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This accumulation of 45 trigonometry review exercises includes reviews of basic geometry facts as well as a review of trig ratios, functions, right triangles, velocity, radian measure, identities, inverse relations, oblique triangles, vectors, complex numbers, polar coordinates, analytic geometry, and a 75-question formulas review as well as a 100-question end-of-course review. Reviews can be used as pre-diagnostic tools, word games, or as part of regular tests. Answer keys are provided for eac

This project requires students to research 16 important topics before buying a vehicle: price of tags and insurance, loan percentage rates, sales tax, miles per gallon, consumer safety ratings, etc. This project is particularly pertinent to eighth graders and high school students. Students complete poster, journals, oral presentations, and a self-evaluation of the project. A sample evaluation is included as well as a variety of activities for meeting the needs of special students. By Math Fan

There are 58 geometry vocabulary review exercises in this project, encompassing all geometry concepts taught at the high school level. Each unit review contains 17-22 questions, followed by an end-of-unit review with 30 questions. There is a mid-year review and end-of-year review of terms, each containing 100 questions. Included also is a formulas review of 70 questions and end of course final review with 150 terms. Reviews can be diagnostic tools, included with chapter tests or chapter revie

This set of 14 algebra vocabulary quizzes would be appropriate for any student taking an Algebra 1 class. The quizzes have been prepared as follows: 11 quizzes 15-20 questions each 1 cumulative review 20 questions 1 cumulative review 50 questions 1 final review 65 questions Each quiz has a word bank, which is designed to be removed if desired. There is an answer key for each quiz. By Math Fan

These 20 rounds of trivia questions concern famous scientists! Topics range from chemistry, astronomy, biology, physics, technology, geology, botany, and many others. Famous inventors and inventions are included. Each round has 15 questions and is immediately followed by a key for self-checking. Use rounds as a warm-up class activity, a study guide, a resource for a substitute, a research tool, a remedial or challenge tool. Questions were formulated from a variety of resources and not from

This 169-page project contains 67 review exercises focused on vocabulary terms contained within a high school or college economics course. Each review exercise contains a word bank with terms listed in alphabetical order. These word banks can be eliminated if desired. Each review exercise also contains an answer key. There are review exercises containing 20 terms, cumulative review exercises containing 30 terms, mid-way course review and second-half course review exercises focused on 100 term

This project requires students to locate and research 40 consumer math topics. Topics range from renter's and auto insurance to payroll deductions, minimum wage, education expenses and career comparisons, to name a few. Several supplemental activities are listed, as well as activities for meeting the needs of special students. A writing activity is also included, along with a sample evaluation. By Math Fan

This guide takes you step-by-step through the process of organizing a Career Day event. From recruiting speakers, organizing a sponsoring group, providing hosts/hostesses responsibilities, all aspects of holding a Career Day are explored! There are alternate activities listed, as well as 12 separate drafts of attachments for use during this event. A separate list of careers is also given for those needing help recruiting a variety of speakers. By Math Fan

These 21 Algebra II vocabulary quizzes can accompany normal chapter tests or be used as a pre-teaching tool. Vocabulary terms have been compiled from a variety of Algebra II textbooks and cover topics ranging from Real Numbers to Systems, Quadratics, Functions, Conic Sections, and Sequences. Each quiz has a word bank as well as an answer key. Quizzes are designed so word banks can be eliminated if desired. By Math Fan

This is a set of 6 consumer math vocabulary quizzes covering typical vocabulary terms found in any consumer math class. Each quiz covers 15-20 terms and has an answer key. Word banks are provided in such a way that they can be eliminated from the quizzes if desired. By Math Fan

These 18 mini-posters illustrate the various types of graphs studied in all grades: pictograph, line and bar graphs, box and whisker, stem and leaf, circle, histogram, Venn Diagram, matrix, scatter plot, and frequency tables. Each mini-poster contains a list of characteristics, an example, and vocabulary terms in bold face type. By Math Fan

Students work in groups to evaluate three different types of apartments. Students use a handout listing 38 different qualities of apartment living: security, deposits, square footage, renter's insurance, access to shopping, dining, entertainment, etc. Once research is completed, students summarize information on a poster and prepare a video or power point to showcase their research. Supplemental activities as well as activities to meet the needs of learning differences are given, as well as a

In this project, students select three differently-priced homes to research mortgage interest rates and determine monthly payments on mortgages. Students research interest formulas, responsibilities of realtors, how to qualify for a mortgage, adjustable rate mortgages, who pays closing costs, as well as maintain a list of all sources and prepare a 15-20 page booklet with title page, introduction, all handouts, an essay, and a self-evaluation. Eight handouts are included. A list of supplementa

These 24 geometry vocabulary quizzes include all geometry terms, formulas, symbols, and drawings introduced throughout elementary and middle school. All quizzes contain 15-20 terms, with a word bank. Quizzes are designed so word bank can be eliminated if desired. Quizzes also include matching formulas, symbols and drawings. The final quiz covers 50 terms. Cumulative reviews are also included. Answer keys are included. By Math Fan

These 30 rounds review Earth Science concepts pertaining to Geologic Eras, Fossils, the Solar System, Galaxies and the Universe. Each round has 20 questions, and includes a word bank. Answer keys immediately follow the rounds. Questions are suitable for middle or high school students, and can be used as study guides, independent activities, warm-up activities, or resources for a substitute. Questions were compiled from a variety of resources and not from any particular textbook. By Math Fan

These 24 mini-posters highlight 6 different prisms as well as 4 different pyramids. Also included are mini-posters with formulas for surface area and volume, as well as mini-posters defining faces, edges, vertices and nets, as well as general terms relating to polyhedrons. By Math Fan

This project is appropriate for high school, college or adult education classes. Included in this project are handouts pertaining to the difference between wants, needs, and budgeting each month for both. Also included are handouts covering tracking expenses for 7 days, how to organize records and receipts, importance of insurance and evaluating credit cards, explanation of payroll deductions, tips on retirement and health insurance, etc. Included are 26 shopping tips for cutting expenses and

Here are 30 rounds of consumer math questions, with 10 questions in each round! These rounds review vocabulary, formulas, computation, personal finance, statistics, as well as many more areas of consumer math! Use for team building or group activities. After each round is a copy of the round with an answer key. Use as a daily review, a weekly quiz, or simply as a resource to have on hand in addition to regular consumer math instruction! By Math Fan

These Mini-Posters list geometry formulas used by grades 6-10. Formulas cover area, perimeter, surface area, volume, circumference, and area and perimeter of composite figures. By Math Fan

This project requires students to understand unit rate. Students use grocery ads to determine unit rate of at least ten different items, different sizes for each. Supplemental activities are given, ranging from interviewing shoppers to taking a field trip to a grocery store. Students are also encouraged to interview a store marketing manger: how are products placed on shelves, from top of the display to the bottom of the shelving units. An evaluation form is attached, as well as essay leadin