Megans Math Materials

8 linear piecewise functions in two easy to use formats! Use the card sorts to have students match the piecewise function to its graph, or have students graph the piecewise functions on a worksheet. You could also have students do the worksheet and then use the graphs to check their answers!

Need your students to practice simplifying trigonometric expressions but tired of them relying on their neighbor to figure it out first? Then this resource is for you! Partner worksheets allow students to work together while not allowing one student to do all of the work. In this resource you receive: -2 worksheets of 10 trigonometric expressions in which the answer to question 1 on both worksheets match, the answer to question 2 on both worksheets match... etc. -Answer key with worked out

Looking for a simple yet effective way to see how your students are doing at analyzing quadratic graphs? Then this is for you! On each page there are nine graphs of quadratics with nine statements each describing one of the graphs. What challenges students is not being asked specifically about one graph but to apply their knowledge to many graphs at a time. This is especially useful for developing skills when quadratics are first introduced. What's included: 5 forms of what is in the pre

Looking for a fun way to engage students and review laws of exponents? Look no further! This resource will allow you to control the pace of students work time - allowing you to encourage collaboration within groups/partners - while still reviewing law of exponents concepts. I know that my students are always eager to play bingo instead of doing the same problems on a worksheet. Included in this resource: 30 Laws of Exponents Problem Cards. Print two sided to get the answers on the back of

Solving systems of equations before winter break? Do something different in your class as you teach systems and end with a holiday surprise picture! Included in this resource: -2 versions of three worksheets solving systems by graphing (worksheet 1), substitution (worksheet 2), and elimination (worksheet 3). Version A and Version B have matching answers - answers to the first question have the same answer, second question have the same answer, etc. -1 graph to graph and label solutions to

Looking for something different in your Precalculus or Trigonometry class? This product includes 20 task cards over finding linear and angular speed from word problems. Set up so that of the first 18 questions, odd numbered and the following even numbered question use similar skills (1 is similar to 2, 3 is similar to 4...), which makes it a perfect partner activity. Answer sheet and key included. Knowledge of basic dimensional analysis necessary (converting from hours to seconds, hours to

Great to use as a practice day or on a review day for your exponents/polynomials unit! Something different that can have students working together (or separately) and easily manage pace of students, making sure they are making progress and practicing their new-found skills. Included are 30 problems (all shown in preview) over laws of exponents and multiplying binomials that come with answers to be printed on the back, and 40 unique bingo boards.

A great way to engage your students and practice their factoring skills! I know that I am always looking for a factoring resource that has a variety of problems (a=1, a not equal to 1, difference of squares, perfect square trinomials) and is appropriate skill level for my Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 classes (and even a nice review for precal). If that is also you, look no further! This product includes: 20 Factoring problems with a=1, a not equal to 1, difference of squares, and perfect square

On this worksheet, students will work on different problems but end up with the same answer. This helps foster a culture of collaboration in your classroom and forces students to ask each other questions and and assist each other before asking the teacher. This resource consists of 2 versions of 10 systems of equations, intended to be solved in a variety of ways. This would be optimal to help students review for a test at the end of a unit or as an opportunity to determine when to use which