RG MATH

This learning activity is comprised of a Bingo game, complete with 25 printable Bingo cards and and an accompanying PowerPoint presentation to display the equations used in the game. The cards can be laminated for multiple usage. It is suitable for any number of students and provides good review, remediation, or reinforcement on the concepts of solving basic one and two step equations

Included in this set of 20 task cards are: Cards A-D: Identify the sin, cos and tan Cards E-H: Finding sin, cos and tan using the calculator Cards I-L: Finding the missing side length Cards M-P: Finding the missing angle Cards Q- T: Word Problems A set of task cards with QR codes and without QR codes are included. A student answer sheet and teacher answer key for easy grading is also attached.

This set of Rational Exponent and Radicals Task Cards is designed for classroom use in pairs, small groups, or by individuals. There are a variety of cards included which focus on the conversion to both simplest exponential form and simplest radical form.

This set of 60 Unit Conversion task cards are designed for classroom use in pairs, small groups, or by individuals. There are a variety of cards included which focus on the conversion of both customary and metric units of measurement. Units of length, volume, mass, and time are incorporated. Customary Conversions: 1-24 Metric Conversions: 25- 40 Customary to Metric or Metric to Customary: 41-60 The task cards come with QR codes embedded to allow students to use personal devices, if you wish,

Similar to a jeopardy game, students can review and practice their skills in determining the volume of various geometric figures.The five categories of the game are Spheres, Cones, Cylinders, Prisms, and Pyramids.. Perfect for use with dry erase boards and markers, students can play in groups or individually. A fun way to review for an assessment or to practice factoring skills! The format of the game is a Power Point file. Please be sure that you have the software needed to open this file.

In this scavenger hunt, students can use Pascal's triangle to expand the binomial or to find a specific term. My students often found this topic tedious and I wanted to offer them a fun way to review these skills!

These Differentiated Simplifying Radical Expression Task Cards Task Cards are designed for classroom use in pairs, small groups, or by individuals. There are 40 task cards included and the task cards have multiple difficulty levels. There is a set of perfect squares, non-perfect squares without variables, non-perfect squares with variables, perfect cubes and cube roots with variables. These cards would be perfect for station activities! For your further convenience, a student answer sheet mast

A great way to get students up and moving around the room. There are 15 different problems including word problems that ask students to simplify, add, subtract and multiply radicals. The scavenger hunt can be used as extra practice, as a station or as a test review!

There are 60 task cards in this set that come with QR codes and with an answer key. The questions on the cards allow for you to group your students by skill level or by a specific area that needs to be focused on. Within the set are cards that ask the student to identify the fraction from a given example and skill cards that ask students to change between fractions, decimals and percents. The last type of card asks students to change between a fraction, decimal or percent but are integrated into

These Differentiated Centers of Triangles Task Cards are designed for classroom use in pairs, small groups, or by individuals. They are a great way to differentiate instruction as they have multiple difficulty levels. The first examines student knowledge of vocabulary regarding the various segments and their points of concurrency, the second level requires students to visually identify various points of concurrency, lastly, students are required to solve problem using the knowledge they have gai

These Differentiated Parallel Lines Cut by Transversal Task Cards are designed for classroom use in pairs, small groups, or by individuals. They are a great way to differentiate instruction as they have four difficulty levels. The first requires students to identify angular relationships by name; the second requires students to find angular measurements in degrees given the measurement of another angle; the third requires students to create equations and solve for the value of x as algebraic ex

This is a scavenger hunt activity that reinforces skills regarding parallel lines cut by a transversal. Students explore angle relationships and common terminology (alternate interior angles, corresponding angles, vertical angles, etc.) and also solve equations based upon these concepts. The station cards can be printed and posted around your classroom to allow for a fun and effective activity. A great way to get students up and moving in your classroom

These Exponent Task Cards are designed for classroom use in pairs, small groups, or by individuals. They require students to perform various operations with exponents. They come with QR codes embedded to allow students to use personal devices, if you wish, to check their answers. There is an additional set of cards without the QR codes for those who prefer this.The 36 cards are suitable for laminating for many years of use. Also included is a teacher answer key. Update: a student answer sheet ha

This set of task cards asks students to find probability given z scores, find z scores given probability, recognize relationships to the mean given z scores, and find areas both right and left given z scores. They are great for reviewing, practice, or for allowing students to build confidence in their skills. They can be used in pairs, small groups, or individually according to student needs. The task cards come with QR codes embedded to allow students to use personal devices, if you wish, to

The following task cards focus on writing equations in general form and standard form. Included in the task cards is a student answer sheet for easy grading and a teacher answer key. Cards A-D: Identify the center and radius Cards E-H: Given the center and radius, write the equation and graph the circle Cards I-L: Convert from standard form to general form Cards M-P: Convert from general form to standard form Cards Q-T: Given diameter endpoints, find the equation of the circle in standard form

This learning activity is comprised of a Bingo game, complete with 26 printable Bingo cards and and an accompanying PowerPoint presentation to display the problems/expressions used in the game. The cards can be laminated for multiple usage. It is suitable for any number of students and provides good review, remediation, or reinforcement on the concepts regarding polynomials and complex numbers.

These Parallelogram Task Cards Task Cards are designed for classroom use in pairs, small groups, or by individuals. There are a variety of cards included which focus on the characteristics of parallelograms such as squares, rectangles, and rhombi.Students identify general properties and and are asked to find various linear and interior angle measurements in the parallelograms.The evaluation of basic algebraic expressions is incorporated into the tasks. The task cards come with QR codes embedde

Similar to a Jeopardy game, students can review and practice their skills in dividing polynomials. The five categories of the game are: "Is it a Factor?", "Synthetic Division", "Synthetic Division 2", "Long Division", and "Long Division 2." Perfect for use with dry erase boards and markers, students can play in groups or individually. A fun way to review for an assessment or to practice polynomial division! The format of the game is a Power Point file. Please be sure that you have the softwar

There are 28 transformation task cards that address reflections, rotations, dilations and translations. Great for a review activity or a station activity! Included in the file: 28 task cards with QR codes 28 task cards without QR codes Student answer sheet Teacher answer key.

This activity is comprised of a set of 48 various cards, which students match using their knowledge of linear equations. The various cards have linear equations presented as traditional mathematical equations, graphs, tables of ordered pairs, and as verbal expressions. You can have students match all four concepts or choose two concepts such as graphs and equations based on the area that you are focusing on. Students gain a deeper understanding as they relate the various forms. They are grea