Ms. Mac's Magic Math

Students will pick fifteen houses and create a table with their square footage and listing price. They will then plot them in a scatter plot using desmos and learn how to change the window/labels as well as how to use desmos to write a line of best fit. Students will then use their line of best fit equation to make predictions.

Simplifying Expressions Scavenger HuntMake simplifying expressions more interactive and fun with this 12-question scavenger hunt! Students practice combining like terms and applying the distributive property while moving around the classroom to find the next problem. (The answer on each card is the answer to a previous problem, not the problem written on the card). This activity transforms routine practice into an engaging experience that gets students collaborating, moving, and motivated. What

Make evaluating functions more engaging with this 14-question fill-in-the-blank story about King Tut! Students solve function evaluation problems and use their answers to complete a historical narrative about the famous pharaoh. As they work, they’ll not only practice key Algebra 1 skills but also reveal a fun, cross-curricular story that keeps them motivated to check their work and finish strong. What’s Included: A 14-question activity focused on evaluating functions A fill-in-the-blank King

Spring Quadratic Factoring Coloring Activity | Solve Quadratics by Factoring | Algebra 1 Make solving quadratics by factoring fun and engaging with this spring-themed Algebra 1 coloring activity! Students will factor quadratic equations where a = 1, and quadratics are set equal to 0, match their answers to a color key, and reveal a spring-themed mystery picture as they work. This no-prep, self-checking resource is perfect for: ✔️ Factoring practice before a quiz or test ✔️ Reviewing quadratic eq

This is a spreadsheet with 11 two step equations word problems. Students will type in their answers in column B. If they are correct, the box will turn green. If they are incorrect, the box will turn red. (Delete the answers before assigning to students)

6 detailed applications of quadratics word problems including maximums, roots, and y-intercepts. Determine the maximum heights of objects, or when they hit the ground. Excel Sheet changes to green if students type in the correct answer and turns red if they type in the wrong answer.

This is a google sheet with circle segments problems (chords, tangents, and secants). Students will find the segment length and type it in in the answer column. If they are correct, it will turn green. If they are wrong, it will turn red.