Miller's Math Store

A set of 15 STAAR type questions in power point format. It is based on the television game show "Who wants to be a millionaire?". Very good review for the 8th grade math STAAR test.

Four pages of comparing proportional and non-proportional relationships using graphs, tables and equations.

This Jeopardy game covers topics found in category 3 for the STAAR test. The topics include transformations, volume, surface area, Pythagorean Theorem and spiral review from other categories.

Project which features converting between fractions, decimals and percent. Then using this information to create various tables and graphs.

A series of 7 power points that feature dimensional change, direct variation, proportional phrases, Pythagorean Theorem, functions, interest and slope. Just a few items I have created to prepare students for the second administration of the test.

This activity is designed to be a whole class activity with students using tangram pieces to discover the Pythagorean Theorem.

A set of word problems using the Pythagorean Theorem.

A worksheet with practice on percent increase and decrease with some word problems.

Simple interest notes with assignment.

Contains 15 "STAAR type" questions in a millionaire game power point.

Scientific notation notes with worksheet.

A group of 5 power point bell ringers with 5 questions per power point. A good resource in preparation for the second administration on May 9th.

Activity involving translation and reflection.

A good game to review solving two step equations. It can be played in groups of 3.

Notes over percent increase and decrease with practice problems.

A Jeopardy game that includes topics from reporting category number 2.

A Jeopardy game that has STAAR topics from reporting category number 1.

A worksheet featuring division with fractions, decimals and integers. Also includes word problems.

A power point which features identifying whether tables, graphs or equations are proportional or non-proportional. Can be used as a quiz or for a game such as trashketball.

A lab using toilet paper rolls to discover lateral surface area.