Ms Bellus

Matho is a fun way for students to practice solving math problems. Matho is like Bingo, but with math problems that students solve to win. This MATHO includes evaluating Sine, Cosine, Tangent, Secant, Cosecant, and multiplying or dividing two trigonometric functions using the Unit Circle. How to play: - Students solve the problem. - The answer to the problem corresponds with one square on their MATHO cards - Students put an X through the answer - Students call MATHO! When they have 5 answ

Angle Chases are one of my students' favorite activities, and this particular angle chase is a good, short introduction. This Angle Chase focuses on vertical angles, angle-sum theorem, and properties of plane figures. Figures in this angle chase include: Equilateral Triangle Isosceles Triangle Scalene Triangle Parallelogram Square Rectangle Trapezoid Kite Pentagon Hexagon Heptagon I hope your students enjoy this as much as mine did!

Matho is a fun way for students to practice solving math problems. Matho is like Bingo, but with math problems that students solve to win. How to play: - Students solve the problem. - The answer to the problem corresponds with one square on their MATHO cards - Students put an X through the answer - Students call MATHO! When they have 5 answers crossed off in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. This resource comes with: - 35 different MATHO cards - a PowerPoint with 25 diffe

Matho is a fun way for students to practice solving math problems. Matho is like Bingo, but with math problems that students solve to win. How to play: - Students solve the problem. - The answer to the problem corresponds with one square on their MATHO cards - Students put an X through the answer - Students call MATHO! When they have 5 answers crossed off in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. This resource comes with: - 35 different MATHO cards - a PowerPoint with 24 d

Matho is a fun way for students to practice solving math problems. Matho is like Bingo, but with math problems that students solve to win. How to play: - Students solve the problem. - The answer to the problem corresponds with one square on their MATHO cards - Students put an X through the answer - Students call MATHO! When they have 5 answers crossed off in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. This resource comes with: - 35 different MATHO cards - a PowerPoint with 24 diffe

This worksheet contains 24 original problems reviewing special right triangles. There 45-45-90, 30-60-90, and multi-step problems. Please note: this worksheet contains the same problems as MATHO - Special Right Triangles.

Angle Chases are one of my students' favorite activities, and this one includes triangles, straight angles, and vertical angles. I hope your students enjoy this as much as mine did!

Matho is a fun way for students to practice solving math problems. Matho is like Bingo, but with math problems that students solve to win. How to play: - Students solve the problem. - The answer to the problem corresponds with one square on their MATHO cards - Students put an X through the answer - Students call MATHO! When they have 5 answers crossed off in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. This resource comes with: - 35 different MATHO cards - a PowerPoint with 25 diffe

Matho is a fun way for students to practice solving math problems. Matho is like Bingo, but with math problems that students solve to win. How to play: - Students solve the problem. - The answer to the problem corresponds with one square on their MATHO cards - Students put an X through the answer - Students call MATHO! When they have 5 answers crossed off in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. This resource comes with: - 36 different MATHO cards and one blank MATHO card

Matho is a fun way for students to practice solving math problems. Matho is like Bingo, but with math problems that students solve to win. How to play: - Students identify the missing vocabulary word. - The vocabulary word corresponds with one square on their MATHO cards - Students put an X through the word - Students call MATHO! When they have 5 answers crossed off in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. This resource comes with: - 35 different MATHO cards - a PowerPoint co

In this activity, students make connections between the slope-intercept form of a linear equation and the equation's graph. Students make that connection by evaluating linear equations at different values for x, then plot the points, and connect the points to make the graph. Students are asked to compare the coefficient and constant of the equation with the graph to see the connections. I personally have successfully used this worksheet for a remedial Algebra class. This activity is editabl

Matho is a fun way for students to practice solving math problems. Matho is like Bingo, but with math problems that students solve to win. This MATHO includes simplifying radicals as well as rationalizing the denominator. How to play: - Students simplify the expression. - The answer corresponds with one square on their MATHO cards. - Students put an X through the answer. - Students call MATHO! When they have 5 answers crossed off in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. This

Matho is a fun way for students to practice solving math problems. Matho is like Bingo, but with math problems that students solve to win. Problems include: - Raising i to a power - Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing complex numbers How to play: - Students simplify the expression. - The answer to the problem corresponds with one square on their MATHO cards. - Students put an X through the answer. - Students call MATHO! When they have 5 answers crossed off in a row, either horizonta