PlayThroughMath

This product includes two different activities for using two-way tables to analyze a set of data and calculate relative frequencies. This is a good practice or summative assignment for this section. Students must already know how to calculate relative frequencies. The first two-way table activity involves surveying the class about their eye color and whether or not they wear glasses/contacts. The class can then turn the survey data into a two-way table and analyze it. In my class we did this on

I use this project in my classes to introduce the unit on function transformations in my algebra 2 classes. I've also used it as a review in my precalculus class. They are asked to study the most popular parent functions in several ways then use Desmos to explore what happens when they adjust the equations in various ways. This is a fairly open-ended exploration, and my students typically do a great job with that. I've included a basic rubric for grading purposes. I have found that front-loadin

This mini Project covers the concepts of scatterplots and linear regression lines using data analysis in Excel. The project introduces the concepts of scatterplots and lines of best fit, has students work through a basic analysis of a data set using Excel, then has students complete a more complex analysis of a baseball data set. I created this for my standard 8th grade math class to cover CCSSM.8.SP.1, CCSSM.8.SP.3, MP.4, and MP.5 in an engaging and practical way. I had students working in pair

I had my students do this review project in groups at the end of the year. It asks them to create a vocabulary sheet, quiz, and study resource for a topic we covered. Each group had to present their resources as well. I have included the directions I used for my 8th grade math class, along with the list of topics according the the 8th grade common core standards and review resource ideas; however, this resource is editable and could be used in any math class. I have also included the detailed ru