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This activity is an interactive scavenger hunt where your students will need to solve various trig equations in order to find the locations of their "world tour". As they solve each problem and find the answer at the new location they will mark their order on a world map. They will get a fun geography refresher for the locations of several major cities as a bonus. This activity contains 14 trig equations of above average difficulty for pre-cal so I would be recommended having students work in p

This game is a fun way for your students to not only practice converting from rectangular form to polar form but also practice graphing polar coordinates. My students love this game and want me to make additional versions to play with future topics!

This is a fun activity for your students to practice finding component form from points, vector addition with scalars, unit vectors, and finding magnitude. You can post these questions around the room or in the hall and students will solve the questions in order to find where to go next. There are 14 individual questions which vary in difficultly so I recommend pairing students together.

This STAAR review scavenger hunt is a fun way to review the different representations of the functions covered throughout the year in Algebra 1. Student will need to match various equations with graphs, tables, and verbal descriptions. This activity includes linear, quadratic, and exponential functions which is perfect for reviewing the year prior to the STAAR exam.

This activity is a fun way for algebra 1 or pre-algebra students to practice double distribution with binomials. Students are given clues about the simplified products of various binomial pairs and must use those clues to match with the questions posted around the room. My students have always enjoyed the opportunity to move around the room when they practice what they have learned. You can also use this as a competitive style activity for extra student engagement!