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Looking for a fun and challenging project using Scale and Measurement? Well, look no further! This project has it all! In this project students must: -Research measurements of a tiny house -Create an accurate and sensible scale -Brainstorm ideas for items tailored to clientele -Research measurements of items to include in their tiny house -Fill out a table with original measurements and scaled measurements (to the nearest 16th inch) -Design a blueprint with accurate measurements -Create a scale

Simple Practice for graphing Vertical and Horizontal Lines. Students must pass through each zombie with either a Vertical or Horizontal Line and label each line. (x = OR y = ) Can be used as an in-class activity, or homework!

In this fun worksheet students will use the angle addition postulate and angle bisectors to solve a variety of problems. There are (6) angle addition problems. (2) of these involve solving for a variable. There are (4) angle bisector problems. (2) of these involve solving for a variable. Students will use their answers that correspond to letters to decode the joke at the bottom of the worksheet! Use as homework, an activity, or as a reinforcement worksheet!

This a project packed with financial literacy. It is a 5 day project and includes over 20 pages!! On day 1: Students Randomly pick their lifestyle. This includes: marital status, jobs, vehicles, housing, pets, and children. They use this information and tables to fill out an information sheet. On day 2: Students determine if they are able to afford monthly expenses. On day 3: Students research ways to budget and cut costs. On day 4: Students learn about compound interest and savings. On day 5:

In this worksheet/activity students determine if a given value is a solution to a linear equation. Plug the value in (in the WORK) box and see if both sides are equal! Once students determine if the value is a solution, they are given a letter to place in the riddle answer.

This bridge building project has it all! Group/Team WorkAccountabilityConstructionMeasurementStructural UnderstandingBudgetingEntrepreneurshipYour students will love building bridges with the competition of profit! Students will fill out official documents and "buy" materials from the store. They will learn to build on a budget all while maining structual integrity!

Worksheet that allows students to practice simple translations along vectors. Can be used as homework, reinforcement, or extra practice. See other Worksheets in the Geometry Unit: Translations, Reflections, Rotations. Translation ActivityReflections ActivityRotations ActivitySequencing Translations ActivityRotations, Reflections, and Sequenced Translations ActivitySequencing Translations and Reflections ActivitySequencing Rotations ActivityCombination Activity: Rotations, Translations, Reflectio

So much fun packed into a worksheet! Students must write the following conditional statements Original Conditional StatementConverseInverseContrapositiveThen, they must determine whether each statement is true or false. Each statement's T/F answer corresponds to a facial feature that students must draw on pumpkins. Your students will love this activity! Can be used as homework, an activity, or a reinforcement worksheet!

Students must use polynomial division to find remaining factors of a polynomial, given one factor. What type of division is not specified, however, polynomial long division or synthetic division will both work. In a circuit, students start with a problem and find the answer at the top of another box. They continue solving problems until they end up back at the beginning, completing a full circuit! The worksheet also includes a page to allow students to Show All their WORK!

In this station activity, students go to each station, place their names on any problem, and then follow the directions at the top of the page. Directions either ask students to find LCM or GCF. If finding LCM, they are given a specific number of multiples to find. *Station 3 has challenge problems and an exception to the number rule. The Stations are: 1-GCF of 2 Numbers 2-LCM of 2 Numbers 3-LCM of 3 Numbers* 4-GCF of 3 Numbers *Station 3 usually takes the longest, so I often have multiple Stat

In this fun activity, students are required to simplify expressions by adding like terms and then match EQUIVALENT EXPRESSIONS. They place matching letters on lines to reveal an answer to a clue! Can be used as homework, reinforcement, or in-class activity!

This worksheet allows students to practice graphing in Slope Intercept Form with a FUN coloring Twist. Students graph equations, then color the spaces created like STAINED GLASS. Included are: -Positive and Negative y-intercepts -Positive and Negative Slopes -Whole number and fractional slopes This resource includes 2 VERSIONS! A and B Versions so that not all students are creating the same picture!

This activity has students actively estimate the value of imperfect square roots by sorting cards into groups of 5, without the use of a calculator. Each Group will have the following (5) cards: -Square Root Card-Between 2 Perfect Square roots Card -Between 2 Numbers Card -Closer to card -Actual Value Card There will be 12 groups of cards when all sorted.Perfect in-class activity.

What is a CIRCUIT? It is an activity where students start at a problem and then find the solution in another box. They continue solving problems until they end up back where they started...completing a full circuit! In this circuit, students must factor, simplify, and apply direct substitution to find limits. This circuit features 10 problems!

In this interactive Google Slides DRAG and DROP activity, students will prove geometric relationships using 2 column proof format. This activity has (1) proof with some information already inputted, and (3) blank proofs. As a bonus: included is a page of application drag and drop problems which can be deleted before sharing with students if not wanted! Includes all keys. Concepts covered include: Segment Addition PostulateSegment BisectorDefinition of MidpointTransitive PropertyAngle BisectorD

This is a simple Dilation on the Coordinate Plane Worksheet/Activity. It includes dilating a simple trapezoid on the coordinate plane. -1 Dilation of a Whole Number Scale Factor -1 Dilation of a Fractional Scale Factor Check out my other resources from the Dilation and Scale Unit!

This is a HANDS ON Activity! Students use playdoh to construct 3d objects. They then cut the playdoh to visually discover what a vertical and horizontal cross section look like! This activity has students construct 10 3d objects and draw 20 Cross sections. This activity is great for all types of learners and greatly helps with conceptual understanding!

In this activity, students partner up to use skittles to explore 2 Variables Equations and Constant Rate. Students use a bag of skittles to determine variables, create a table, and graph points. Included are 2 copies of the explorations for easy printing and to allow students to do the exploration TWICE (4 different colors).

This includes all products in the Geometry Unit: Rotations, Reflections, and Translations. Individual Products can be found here. Translation ActivityReflections ActivityRotations ActivitySequencing Translations ActivityRotations, Reflections, and Sequenced Translations ActivitySequencing Translations and Reflections ActivitySequencing Rotations ActivityCombination Activity: Rotations, Translations, ReflectionsSequencing Practice: Rotations, Reflections, TranslationsSequencing Practice (2) Rotat

This bundle features 7 different Linear Equation Activities! Explorations, Graphing, Coloring, Riddles, and a Partner Activity. Everything your students need to have fun while learning!