Math Interactive

This hands-on activity is great to use for small group, for math centers, stations or whole group instruction. This activity has two options. Option 1 is a triangle shaped puzzle. The students will create a triangle by matching the equation with one variable and its solution.Your students will enjoy putting together the puzzle as they solve math problems. In a group, students work together to match their problems and answers and solve the puzzle. If they solve the problem correctly, they find

This hands-on activity is great to use for small group, for math centers, stations or whole group instruction. This is for lessons on factoring quadratic equation/polynomial expression using the GCF.This product has two options. Option 1 is a oval shaped puzzle. The students will create an oval figure by matching the polynomial expression and its factor. They will have to factor the quadratic equation/polynomial expression using the GCF.Your students will enjoy putting together the puzzle a

This hands-on activity is great to use for small group, for math centers, stations or whole group instruction. This is for lessons on finding zeroes of polynomials.This product has two options. Option 1 is a triangle puzzle. The students will create an triangle figure by matching the 18 polynomials and their zeroes. There are 18 polynomial equations, (7 of them quadratic equation, 10 cubic (3rd degree polynomial) and 1 quartic (4th degree polynomial). Your students will enjoy putting together t

This hands-on activity is great to use for small groups, math centers, stations, or whole-group instruction. This is for lessons on solving quadratic equations. Although all the quadratic equations given can be solved by taking the square root, they can be used in lessons on using the quadratic formula as well as graphing. This product has three options. Option 1 is a math relay. The students will create a maze by matching the quadratic equation with its solution. They will start with the car

This hands-on activity is great to use for small group, for math centers, stations or whole group instruction. This is for lesson on solving missing angle of a right triangle using trigonometric function SOH CAH TOA. There are 12 questions which can be solve using inverse sine, cosine and tangent. This product has TWO options. Option 1 is a math relay.The students will create a maze by solving the missing angle of a triangle. Each card has shaded squares that have the answers and unshaded

This hands-on activity is great to use for small groups, math centers, stations, or whole-group instruction. This is for lessons on solving multistep linear inequalities. There are 12 questions. This product has two options. Option 1 is a circle-shaped puzzle. The students will create a circle by matching the 12 linear inequalities with their set of solutions and graphs. Your students will enjoy putting together the puzzle as they solve math problems. In a group, students work together to ma

This is a google slides activity. Students will graph 12 linear equations in standard form. They would find the correct graph, click, drag, and drop it beside the equation. You can also print the slides and give them to the students to graph manually. Then use the digital activity for their final answers. In my class, I ask my students to take a picture of their work and upload it to the last slide.

This hands-on activity is great to use for small groups, math centers, stations, or whole-group instruction. This is for lessons This is for a lesson on solving and graphing compound inequalities. There are 12 problems. Six of them are one-step compound inequalities and six are two-stem compound inequalities. This product has three options. Option 1 is matching 12 compound inequalities and their solutions. Your students will enjoy putting together the puzzle as they solve math problems. In a gr

This hands-on activity is great to use for small group, for math centers, stations or whole group instruction. This is for lesson on solving system of equation using matrix. There are 12 questions, six of them are system of equation with 2 variables and the other six are system of equation with 3 variables. This product has three options. Option 1 is a math relay.The students will create maze by solving system of equation using matrix. Each card has shaded squares which have the answers and un

This hands-on activity is great to use for small group, for math centers, stations or whole group instruction. This is for lessons on solving absolute value equation.This product has two options. Option 1 is a ring shaped puzzle. The students will create a ring shaped figure by matching the 12 absolute value equations and their solution(s). Your students will enjoy putting together the puzzle as they solve math problems. In a group, students work together to match their problems and answers an

This hands-on activity is great to use for small groups, math centers, stations, or whole-group instruction. This is for lessons on solving the one-step equation on one variable. All equation requires either adding, subtracting, multiplying, or dividing. This product has two options. Option 1 is a circle-shaped puzzle. The students will create a circle by matching the 12 equations and its solution. Your students will enjoy putting together the puzzle as they solve math problems. In a group, stu

This hands-on activity is great to use for small group, for math centers, stations or whole group instruction. This is for lessons on factoring quadratic equation where a=1.This product has two options. Option 1 is a triangle puzzle. The students will create an triangle figure by matching the 18 quadratic equations and their factors. There are 18 quadratic equation and three of them have common factor.Your students will enjoy putting together the puzzle as they solve math problems. In a group, s

This is a digital activity. It is a puzzle in Google Sheets. There are 12 questions about dividing complex numbers with binomial divisors. Students will have to rationalize the denominator to simplify the question. As the students answered the questions correctly the box turns green and part of the picture is being revealed like a jigsaw puzzle. If they answered incorrectly the box turns red. Thus, this activity gives direct feedback to the students. You can share this with the students using go

This hands-on activity is great to use for small groups, math centers, stations, or whole-group instruction. This is for lessons on writing polynomial equations given the zeroes of the function. There are 12 questions, of which 9 have 3 given zeroes and 3 questions have 4 given zeroes of a function. This product has three options. Option 1 is a circle-shaped puzzle. The students will create a circle by matching the 12 sets of zeroes to their polynomial equations. Your students will enjoy put

This hands-on activity is great to use for small groups, math centers, stations, or whole-group instruction. This is for a lesson on graphing and solving systems of linear equations. There are 12 systems of linear equations. Six of them are in y=mx+b format and the other 6 are in standard form (Ax+By=C). This product has three options. Option 1 is matching 12 systems of linear equations and their solutions.Your students will enjoy putting together the puzzle as they solve math problems. In

This is a google slides activity. Students will graph 12 linear equations in slope and y-intercept form, y=mx+b. They would find the correct graph, click, drag, and drop it beside the equation. You can also print the slides and give them to the students to graph manually. Then use the digital activity for their final answers. In my class, I ask my students to take a picture of their work and upload it to the last slide.

This hands-on activity is great to use for small groups, math centers, stations, or whole-group instruction. This is for lessons on solving the inverse of 2 x 2 and 3 x 3 matrices. There are 12 questions, There are six 2 x 2 matrices and six 3 x 3 matrices. This product has three options. Option 1 is a math relay. The students will create a maze by matching matrices and their inverse. Each card has shaded squares that have the answers and unshaded squares which have the questions. Students c

This hands-on activity is great to use for small groups, math centers, stations, or whole-group instruction. This is for lessons on solving the multi-step equation on one variable.This product has two options. Option 1 is a triangle puzzle. The students will create a triangle figure by matching the 18 equations and its solution. There are 18 multi-step equations with variable x on both sides. 16 of them, students need to use the distributive property. Your students will enjoy putting together

This hands-on activity is great to use for small group, for math centers, stations or whole group instruction. This is for lessons on multiplying polynomials (binomial to trinomial and trinomial to trinomial.. This product has two options. Option 1 is a circle-shaped puzzle. The students will create a circle by matching the 12 polynomial expressions and their products. Your students will enjoy putting together the puzzle as they solve math problems. In a group, students work together to m

This hands-on activity is great to use for independent work, small groups, math centers, stations, or whole-group instruction. This is for lessons on the transformation of functions such as quadratic, absolute value, cubic, square root, cube root, logarithmic and rational functions. There are 24 cards with multiple-choice answers (ABCD) that will be distributed among group members for group work. Given a function on each card, students will identify the transformation that took place from the ba