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30 High School Math Functions (with Transformations) Writing Prompts Can be used in Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Math 1, Math 2, or Math 3! Includes: Linear FunctionsAbsolute Value FunctionsQuadratic FunctionsPiecewise FunctionsExponential FunctionsLogarithmic FunctionsRadical FunctionsRational FunctionsTrigonometric Functions

Looking for a way to introduce hypothesis testing without overwhelming your students? This engaging “Convince Me” activity helps students build a strong conceptual understanding of testing proportions through reasoning, writing, and real-world context. Designed for students not enrolled in AP Statistics. What’s Included: Student handout with a real-world scenario Sentence starters to support student writing Extension question for deeper thinking Answer key Detailed rubric for easy grading

Non-AP Statistics Sampling Techniques & Observational Studies/Experiments Quiz A Google Doc that can be edited! Add the faculty at your school to the first question! Covers Sampling FrameSimple Random SamplesStratified Random SamplesIndependent/Dependent VariablesObservational Studies v. Experiments

Students will test claims using hypothesis testing for proportions. Designed for Non-AP Statistics students. Aligns with NC.M4.SP.2.3 & CCSS.HSS.IC.B.5 WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT?12 TASK CARDS with Hypothesis Testing for Proportions Student Answer Document Answer Key TYPES OF PROBLEMS:Test claims using a one-proportion hypothesis testAnalyze given p-values to make decisionsCreate null & alternative hypotheses

Students will construct confidence intervals for population proportions and make decisions based on a given confidence interval. Designed for Non-AP Statistics students. Aligns with NC.M4.SP.2.2 & CCSS.HSS-IC.B.4. WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT?12 TASK CARDS with Confidence Intervals Problems Student Answer Document Answer Key TYPES OF PROBLEMS:Construct confidence intervalsAnalyze given confidence intervals to make decisions

An engaging math escape room for reviewing complex number operations. Students must unlock 4 locks by simplifying expressions involving operations with complex numbers. The locks are a variety of word scrambles and fill in the missing numbers. Sections include: Adding Complex NumbersSubtracting Complex NumbersMultiplying Complex NumbersMixed PracticeThe entire activity is housed in one GOOGLE Form. There are no links to outside websites. The codes are set with answer validation so that student