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This is a short review of finding interior and exterior angles in triangles. At the top it explains how to complete the problems. There are then 4 days of review questions (Monday - Thursday) that are very short and then a mini quiz for the last day. I just included an easier version of the quiz at the end. This is a great resource to use as a diagnostic to help you prepare for the standardized tests.

This product contains 3 versions of a timed quiz to help students show that they have memorized the perfect squares through 225 and the perfect cubes through 125.

This is a quiz that matched with the Unit 7 of the Coordinate Algebra/Analytic Geometry A course. It goes along with the Pre-Test that I also have available.

This is a review for students who are practicing sequence of transformations. It includes all translations (given the rule and given the words), reflections over y axis, x axis, and y = x, and all rotations. Students are given starting locations and told the transformations to make in order to locate the treasure.

In this worksheet, in Part 1 students are given 12 problems that they must rearrange into slope-intercept form. Part 2 has the students label the equations from part A with a letter that matched with the correct slope-intercept form. Part 3 has the students graph the equations and label the graph with the correct equation. This is a great review before you start teaching the students how to graph systems of equations.

This is a maze that includes different number systems problems. Students make their way through the maze by answering questions and highlighting the correct answer. They are finished when they reach the finish line.

This is a good resource to help re-teach angle pairs. This mainly focuses on vertical, complementary, and supplementary angles. The top lists the rules for guidance through the questions. Then there are a couple questions for Monday - Thursday. This works best when used as a warm up. Friday is a mini 5 question quiz that is included as well.

Students will use the exponent properties in order to fill in missing values.

This worksheet goes is a great way for students to be able to check their work for accuracy. If you have a set of versatiles, the pattern number is listed. If you do not have a set of versatiles, you can still use this worksheet as a worksheet with an answer bank.

This is a great review to help your students prepare for standardized testing. There is a review of how to complete the problems written out with examples at the top. Then there are 2 problems to solve each day labeled Monday through Thursday. I also have included a mini quiz for Friday that has 5 questions on it. The quiz is a good diagnostic to help you realize the topics the students need more review on.

This contains a homework assignment with 3 problems and a classwork assignment with 5 problems. The problems include graphs and points that need to be graphed. When the points are connected, they make irregular figures. This is a good activity to go with the distance formula in Coordinate Algebra.

This is a worksheet that goes with Versatiles. If you do not have versatiles it is still great to use if you want your students to have an answer bank to choose from. This is great to use when getting ready for 6th Grade math standardized testing.

This is a great resource to use for warm ups to lead up to standardized testing. It includes typed notes at the top of the page and then a few (4-6) problems labeled Monday- Friday. I am also including a mini-quiz with 5 questions on the topic. It is a great resource to use as a diagnostic to help you see what they need more review on. Topics included are product of like bases, power to a power, product to a power, and the zero exponent property.

This is a scavenger hunt that specifically addresses reflecting over any line. It is meant to go with Coordinate Algebra Unit 5. Students practice translations, reflections (over x, y, y=x, y=-x and any horizontal or vertical line) and rotations. It includes a 4 x 4 grid the students can use to organize their work. A few questions ask the students to find the line of reflection, but most will ask the students to complete either a reflection or a combination or transformations.

This is a review that can be used to review the algebra standards in 6th grade math. I use it as a dot game review. The directions are included in the power point. The dot board is the 3rd slide. Make sure you have one printed off for every group of 2.

This is a mini review for the topic of dilations. This is a great warm up activity for the week. It has questions for Monday - Thursday and then has a mini 5 question quiz for Friday that is included.

This is a worksheet that has 14 systems of equations problems that should be solved using elimination. There is an answer bank with the correct answers. Key is included.

This is a great resource to use to help students prepare for the standardized testing. The top of the page has an explanation to refresh the memory of the students. There is then 2 problems for each day Monday through Thursday. It also includes a mini 5 question quiz to be given on Friday. This can be used as a diagnostic to see what topics the students have not yet mastered.

This is a great resource to use for warm ups to lead up to standardized testing. It includes typed notes at the top of the page and then 4 problems each day Monday- Thursday. I am also including a mini-quiz with 5 questions on the topic. It is a great resource to use as a diagnostic to help you see what they need more review on.

This is a great resource to use for warm ups to lead up to standardized testing. It includes typed notes at the top of the page and then 4 problems for each day labeled Monday- Thursday. I am also including a mini-quiz with 5 questions on the topic. It is a great resource to use as a diagnostic to help you see what they need more review on.