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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

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

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

Need some math warm-up questions to start your math class? Here are 30 rounds-- each round has 10 questions. The answer keys follow each of the rounds. These are appropriate for grades 3-6. Each round has questions with fractions and decimals, measurement, geometry, number sense, some brief pre-algebra questions are included in the later rounds, and there are always some basic multiplication, division, addition and subtraction questions! Each round also includes 1-2, and sometimes 3, word p

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

Here is another in the series of Short Rounds. This series includes questions for students in a high school geometry class. There are 30 rounds with 10 questions in each round. An answer key follows each round. Use the rounds as a study guide, a team competition, a handout, a daily warm-up, or as a resource for a substitute! By Math Fan

This project contains 30 short rounds of questions suitable for any middle school math class. Each round has 10 questions. Rounds cover such areas as vocabulary, geometry, number sense, ratios, proportions, problem solving, and more! Each round is followed by an answer key. Use these short rounds as reviews, warm-ups, or team building exercises! By Math Fan

This bulletin board activity features 7 separate pages of photographs featuring careers. Discussion with students should focus on math necessary for certain professions. A list of additional careers as well as supplemental activities are both included.

Student interviews adult about the math used each day at work or at home. Students work in groups to prepare interview questions, then interviews are scheduled. After each interview, student prepares a booklet showcasing how math is used by the interviewee. Alternate, supplemental, and culminating activities are listed, as well as a rubric. By Math Fan

Use this bulletin board to enhance a class discussion on the applications of math properties! Students reinforce mechanics of writing by compiling a reflection of class discussion. Sample bulletin board, guided discussion questions, supplemental activities as well as a rubric are included. By Math Fan