Morgan Eagar

This is to review the 3 methods for solving systems of equations (substitution, elimination, graphing). Students receive the handout, which is the first two pages of the document, so they have somewhere to write their work. You can also do this without that handout. You need to cut out a set of dominoes for each group of students. They begin with the domino labeled "START" and solve the system attached to it. Then they need to find the domino that has that answer and place it next in the

Students can practice multiplying and dividing rational expressions. The game involves physical activity (they are set loose to find a different partner on each round).

This is to keep track of what homework students have done. I stamp their score (out of 5) on this sheet, so they only ever turn in the stamp sheet. It also gives them a place to do the warm up each day, so I started giving credit for that. I stamp homework at the start of class and the warm up is at the start of class, so it made sense to have it all in one place.