MiddleMath

Questions ask students to determine the x and y intercepts of functions given an equation or a graph, and to graph lines from equations in standard form. This download includes 12 question and answer pages, a student work page, and an answer key. The questions and answers can be printed and posted around the classroom or in a hallway. Students will walk around and match each question to an answer, while showing their work on their work page.

This activity has students set two different functions equal to each other and solve the resulting multi-step equation. Students physically substitute different functions into the equation f(x)=g(x)* to create multiple kinds of equations to solve (variables on both sides, equations with no solutions, combining like terms, distributive property, and proportions). This download includes: 6 function cards, 15 question cards, instruction sheet, answer key, and student work page. I had students w

This review game is a team activity, but encourages each student and each team to participate in solving all of the problems (unlike traditional Jeopardy games, etc). The included rules allow chances for each team to set the pace for their own questions, so slower students will still have time to finish their questions, but faster students won’t have to wait for every question. Each team can earn points for every question, so there is no down time while students are waiting for their turn. Each

This review game is a team activity, but encourages each student and each team to participate in solving all of the problems (unlike traditional Jeopardy games, etc). The included rules allow chances for each team to set the pace for their own questions, so slower students will still have time to finish their questions, but faster students won’t have to wait for every question. Each team can earn points for every question, so there is no down time while students are waiting for their turn. Each