Math Worksheets

Included are 10 different questions that will have students solve a system of linear equations by using all three methods (substitution, elimination and graphing) on the same page. This is a great way to introduce or review the concepts of all three methods, and also to verify that you get the same answer regardless of which method you use. This activity can be used as an individual worksheet for one student, or can be used as a group of 3 activity where each student has to solve the system

This 12-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice calculating the mean (average) of a set of numbers. Students will then color in correct answers to solve a riddle. An answer sheet is provided. Related Worksheets: Calculate the Mean (Average) of a Set of Numbers Riddle & Coloring WorksheetCalculate the Mean (Average) of a Set of Numbers Riddle & Coloring Worksheet #2Calculate the Mean (Average) of a Set of Numbers Riddle & Coloring Worksheet #3

This 8-question worksheet helps students practice with finding side lengths in right triangles using trigonometry (sine, cosine and tangent). Students are given right triangles with an angle and a side length, and a missing side length indicated by x. Once students correctly solve all questions, they will match their answers that will help them solve a riddle (Why is the obtuse triangle always upset? Because it is never right). An answer sheet is included on a separate page. Related Worksheets:

This 12-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice calculating the mean (average) of a set of numbers. Students will then color in correct answers to solve a riddle. An answer sheet is provided. Related Worksheets: Calculate the Mean (Average) of a Set of Numbers Riddle & Coloring WorksheetCalculate the Mean (Average) of a Set of Numbers Riddle & Coloring Worksheet #2Calculate the Mean (Average) of a Set of Numbers Riddle & Coloring Worksheet #4

This 9-question worksheet helps students practice with finding angles in right triangles using trigonometry (using sine, cosine or tangent ratios). Students are given right triangles with two sides given and a missing angle indicated. Once students correctly solve all questions, they will match their answers that will help them solve a riddle (Why couldn't the angle get a loan? His parents wouldn't cosine). An answer sheet is included on a separate page. Related Worksheets: Use Trigonometry F

A fun list of 10 math-related brain teasers that will challenge students of all ages. There are 3 pages here, which include: - 1 page blank worksheet with the 10 math-related brain teasers - 1 page with the answers to the brain teasers - 1 page with the answers and explanations of the answers to the brain teasers

This 6-question worksheet is a fun way to have students practice finding the equation for a line in the form y=mx+b given two points. Students will then use their answers to help solve a math riddle. An answer sheet is included on a separate page. Related Worksheets: Find the Equation of a Line Given a Point and the SlopeSlope of a Line Between Two Points Riddle and Coloring Worksheet

This 5-question quiz (out of 25 marks) includes the following: - 1 question on solving a system of linear equations by graphing (5 marks) - 1 question on solving a system of linear equations by substitution (5 marks) - 2 questions on solving a system of linear equations by elimination (9 marks) - 1 question on solving a system of linear equations by substitution or elimination (5 marks) - 1 multiple choice question on determining which is the correct solution to a system of linear equations (1 m

This 14-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice finding the percent of a number (e.g. 10% of 50). Students will then use their answers to help solve a riddle using a code. An answer sheet is included on a separate page.

A list of 10 fun brain teasers that are math-related. Can be applied to many different grade levels. Related Worksheet: Math Brain Teasers (with answers and explanations)