Phi Math

Google Slides ready to use! Students create and interpret subsets, intersections, unions, and complements using Venn Diagrams.

Google Slides drag and drop - ready to use. Students use polynomial addition, subtraction, and multiplication to find perimeter and area of geometric figures. Includes comprehensive application problem of polynomial operations.

Google Form means no prep for you! 16 questions asking students to find domain and range via graphs, tables, and mapping diagrams. Self-grading. Can be used as assessment or practice.

Google digital! Students determine linear, exponential, or quadratic function from graphs, equations, tables, and word problems.

Google app, ready-to-use, engaging, self-checking. Applications of systems of equations pixel art. Pixel art created by correct solutions is from Among Us.

Digital and ready to use. Use for review, assessment, practice, etc. As students solve the multi-step algebraic equations, a character appears. Students will know immediately if their answers are correct.

This is a ready-made Google digital activity ready for your students to complete. Students factor quadratics, including difference of squares and by grouping, and solve using the Zero-Product Property.

Google app, ready to use. Students solve one-step algebraic equations. Correct answers produce a picture. Great for assessment, review, practice.

Google Slides drag and drop ready to use. Key included. Students use definitions, theorems, and postulates to determine congruency. SSS, SAS, AAS, ASA, HL are all used.

Google Slides no prep ready to use! Students use two-way tables to compute compound probabilities.

No prep, ready-to-use, and self-checking! Students find slope given two points, equations, and graphs. Students find y-intercept given equations and graphs.

Students use the quadratic parent function and perform seven different transformations through teacher-led instruction. This foldable uses one 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper with a "hamburger" fold and is easily glued into interactive student notebooks.

Students match quadratic equations in vertex form to those in standard form.

Students translate word phrases into algebraic expressions and simplify in this card game. Cards are distributed to students until all cards are used. Start with any student and have him/her read the "Who Has" portion of their card. The student who holds the card with the correct response in the "I Have" portion of their card reads their "I Have" portion and continues with his/her "Who Has" portion of their card. Continuing as described, all 36 cards will be used when the game is completed.

Google Slides drag-and-drop. Students use set theory to show subsets, intersections, unions, and complements.