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 value of the discriminant given a quadratic equation. Students will use their answers to help solve a riddle. An answer sheet is included. Related Worksheets: Calculating the Discriminant Riddle & Coloring WorksheetCalculating the Discriminant Riddle & Coloring Worksheet #2

This 9-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice using the method of completing the square to change a quadratic relation from standard form to vertex form. Students will color in correct answers to solve a riddle. An answer sheet is included on a separate page.

This 15-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice converting improper fractions to mixed numbers. Students will color in correct answers to help them solve a riddle. An answer sheet is included. Related Worksheets: Convert Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions Riddle & Coloring Worksheet

This 15-question worksheet is a great way for students to practice solving quadratic equations by factoring. The types of factoring include: - common factoring - simple trinomials (a = 1) - complex trinomials (a > 1) - difference of squares - perfect square trinomials A full step-by-step answer sheet is include on a separate page.

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 worksheet is a fun way for students to practice finding the mean (average) of a set of numbers. Students will then use their answers to help solve a riddle. An answer sheet is included as a separate page. Related Worksheets: Calculate the Mean (Average) of a Set of Numbers Riddle & Coloring WorksheetCalculate the Mean (Average) of a Set of Numbers Riddle Code Worksheet

This 12-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice common factoring expressions using the greatest common factor (GCF). The GCFs included in this worksheet will be either a number, a variable or both a number and a variable. Students will color in correct answers to solve a riddle. An answer sheet is included on a separate page.

This 12-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice solving both one-step and two-step equations. Once questions are answered, students color in a section of a puzzle. Once all questions are answered, the answer to a riddle will appear (What goes up but never comes down? AGE). An answer sheet is included on a separate page. Related Worksheets: Solving Equations (One-Step & Two-Step) Riddle and Coloring Worksheet #2Solving Equations (One-Step & Two-Step) Riddle and Coloring Worksh

This worksheet is a fun way for students to practice the method of complete the square to change quadratic relations from vertex form to standard form, then identify the vertex. Students will use their answers to solve a riddle using a code. An answer sheet is included on a separate page. Related Worksheets: Complete the Square to Change from Standard to Vertex Form Riddle Worksheet

This 9-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice rearranging linear equations from standard form to slope y-intercept form (e.g. x + y - 8 = 0 to y = -x + 8). Students will then color in correct answers to solve a riddle. An answer sheet is included. Related Worksheets: Rearrange Linear Equations from Standard Form to Slope y-intercept Form #2

This activity involves students answering one-step equations by multiplying or dividing (e.g. 2x = 12), then shading in boxes that include a correct answer. Once all questions have been answered, the answer to the riddle will appear. Answers to the equations and riddle are included on the second page. Related Worksheets: Solving One-Step Equations (Multiplying/Dividing) Riddle & Coloring Worksheet #2

This worksheet helps students practice with the concept of function notation and evaluating functions, in addition to answering a fun riddle based on their answers - students are given three functions, in the notation of f(x), g(x) and h(x) - students substitute the given values into the respective function, then evaluate - each answer will correspond to a letter in the answer of the riddle "Why is six afraid of seven?" - once all questions have been completed, the answer to the riddle will be

This 10-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice multiplying binomials, for example (2x+3)(x+4). Students will then color in correct answers to help solve a riddle. An answer sheet is included on a separate page. Related Worksheets: Multiply Binomials (FOIL) Riddle & Coloring Worksheet #2

This 12-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice solving expressions using the proper order of operations. Students will then color in correct answers that will help them solve a riddle. An answer sheet is included on a separate page. Related Worksheets: Order of Operations Riddle and Coloring WorksheetOrder of Operations Riddle and Coloring Worksheet #2Order of Operations Riddle and Coloring Worksheet #4

This 13-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice converting mixed fractions to improper fractions. Students will then use their answers to solve a riddle using a code. An answer sheet is included on a separate page. Related Worksheets: Convert Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions Riddle & Coloring Worksheet

This 15-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice converting fractions to decimals. Students will then color in correct answers to help them solve a riddle. An answer sheet is included on a separate page. Related Worksheets: Convert Fractions to Decimals Riddle & Coloring WorksheetConvert Fractions to Decimals Riddle & Coloring Worksheet #3Convert Fractions to Decimals Riddle & Coloring Worksheet #4Convert Fractions to Decimals Riddle Code Worksheet

This 12-question worksheet involves students answering questions that ask them to find the slope of a line given two points listed as ordered pairs. Once all questions have been answered and shaded in, the answer to a riddle will appear. An answer sheet is included on a separate page. Related Worksheets: Slope of a Line Given Two Points Riddle Worksheet

This 12-question worksheet is a fun way for students to practice calculating the mean (average) of a set of numbers. Students will use their answers to solve a riddle using a code. 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 Worksheet

This activity involves students answering one-step equations then shading in boxes that include a correct answer. Once all questions have been answered, the answer to the riddle will appear. Answers to the equations and riddle are included on the second page. Related Worksheets: Solving Two-Step Equations Riddle and Coloring WorksheetSolving Two-Step Equations Riddle and Coloring Worksheet #2Solving Two-Step Equations Riddle WorksheetSolving Equations with Variables on Both SidesSolving Equatio