Math made fun

A guide showing the looks and equations of polar graphs. Great for referencing and introducing these polar graphs.

Each student in the group solves one problem from the set. The group adds up all of their answers for the teacher to check. If the group has the number that matches your answer key, they can move on to the next set. If the answer doesn’t match your answer key, the students should to work together to find the mistake in the group. An answer key is provided for groups of 3 or 4.

Each student in the group solves one problem from the set. The group adds up all of their answers for the teacher to check. If the group has the number that matches your answer key, they can move on to the next set. If the answer doesn’t match your answer key, the students should to work together to find the mistake in the group. An answer key is provided for groups of 3 or 4.

A fun way for students to practice the completing the square method of solving quadratics. They work in groups, add up their answers and then check their added answer with the teacher. Activity encourages students to help one another and is more engaging than another worksheet. I use add 'em up with the dry erase boards.