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Answer key included! This is a great resource for algebra/algebra 2 students who are learning how to simplify radical expressions. Roots used include square, cube, fifth, and ninth. In the digital resource, students can drag-and-drop, build, and type their answers. The final slides contain a hand-out friendly version of the activity which can be printed for students.

This packet is 113 questions, which can be modified as needed to better fit your student's needs. It is aimed at rising 6/7th graders who will be going into pre-algebra. Topics included are: Mean, Median, Mode, RangeSimplifying expressions with variablesRatios and proportional relationshipsFinding unit ratesPercentsOperations with fractions and decimalsLCM & GCFPositive and negative integersOrdering and comparing integersGeometry (identifying angles as acute, obtuse, right)Geometry (finding peri

A maze on reducing fractions. Students follow arrows of the correct answer to the next puzzle as they work their way from the start box to the finish box.

In this 5 part assignment, students will examine given trend lines and identify the information they need to complete each part. This includes finding starting values, slopes, writing equations and making predictions about unknown values.

35 questions with helpful section reviews for students to practice key skills in: Adding/Subtracting/Multiplying/Dividing with negative and positive integersUsing Order of Operations & Distributive PropertyCombining like terms to simplify expressionsANSWER KEY INCLUDED! This is an easy way to have students practice previously learned skills or allow them to practice skills they are currently working towards mastering.

In this Google Slide document you'll be able to teach students how to use radicals for real world problems. Students get step by step instructions through pictures and written words as well as chances to practice these skills!

Students must successfully solve each equation to work their way from start to finish.

Challenge your students to think critically to follow the answers and correct answers from start to finish. Students will have to solve exponents that lead them to the correct answer box (one of the gray boxes). From there they will follow the only out point arrowing to the next problem.

In this maze, students will work from start to finish by correctly comparing rational numbers. Rational numbers are presented in the form of decimals, fractions, and percentages. Student will use the > , < or = sign options to guide them through the maze.

This is a great resource for in class practice and student assessment. Students will practice ordering numbers from least to greatest as well as comparing values using < , > or = signs.

Use this pop culture practice to engage students in practicing calculating and comparing percentages. Students use icons and keys provided in each section to answer a series of questions.

Keep your students engaged and practicing key skills for solving right triangles with this easy to use group activity. Students will solve problems using real life situations and real life pop culture icons to promote their engagement in the activity. Students will need to visit links given in each puzzle to find the clues and information they need to solve each triangle problem. Turn this activity into a competition to increase the fun! Students will: Find unknown sides of a right triangle Det

Practice problems for solving volume and surface area for: - cones - triangular prisms - spheres - rectangular prisms - cylinders Things can be added, deleted or changed to meet your class needs!

This packet includes:Evaluating expressions Multiplying binomials Graphing inequalities Solving equations/inequalities Graphing parabolas Finding zeros Simplifying expressions with exponents Graphing linear equations (identifying slope, y-intercept, equation of parallel and perpendicular lines) Writing equations in slope-intercept form Substitution, elimination and graphing systems Proportions Quadratic formula Factoring polynomials This is 100% editable. Things can be added, eliminated or modif

Students can practice naming coordinates and quadrants of clockwise and counterclockwise rotations given preimage points. There are 16 slides for students to complete, with 4 questions per slide.

In these puzzles, students will practice turning fractions into decimals and decimals into fractions. The will use their answers to fill in parts of an image to create the final picture. Written and video instructions for students are included!

In this digital resource, students will have the opportunity to think critically about exponents by rewriting them from written descriptions, identifying missing exponents, and writing in expanded or base/exponent form.

How to use: There are many ways to use this product. You can have students work in teams and type answers into the answer box, you can present the cards and have students raise hand or use an internet buzzer to respond, or print them out! Most cards have 11+ correct answers so only a sample correct answer is provided. How to play: Playing is easy! Each card has four numbers. Students must decide how to use multiplication, division, subtraction and/or addition to get the four numbers to equal 24

Multiplying, dividing, adding and subtracting two and three term expressions with positive and negative integers. Students can easily type in their answers or the teacher can show the slides to the class and fill in answers together.

Slides present numbers and figures in which students determine correct angle measures to form supplementary and complementary pairs. 32 questions.