Right On Math

Looking for some quick practice for your students to study key features of functions from a graph? This resource comes with 3 ready to go examples covering: - domain -range - x intercepts - y intercepts - maximum - minimum - increasing - decreasing - positive - negative - evaluating Perfect for a bell ringer, "I do, we do, you do" model, homework, stations, and more!

Wish your math class a Happy Valentine's Day with this introduction to slope and equations of lines practice! Students must know how to identify slope and graph lines when the y-intercept value is 0. Students will reveal a cute valentine's message!

Geometry Proof: Fill in the blanks This is one geometry proof that students can complete independently or in a small group. Works great as a do now activity. Having a "fill in the blanks" can help students who are struggling with proof writing. This proof uses the ASA Congruence Theorem and Corresponding Parts of Congruent Triangles are Congruent Reasoning.

No Prep Scavenger Hunt Activity Incorporate movement into your classroom while helping your learners solve for the slope between 2 given points! Post papers around the room and provide students with the worksheet to show all work and let students take the lead.

Looking for a great way to acknowledge student hard work or a positive way to communicate with parents? This happy note resource is perfect for you! Print this out and fill it in with your own handwriting to make a special notice to parents on the hard work you have been receiving. This resource comes with both a color copy and a black & white option.

This winter-themed reflection activity is a great engaging activity for students to practice reflecting over the y-axis and plotting points in 4 quadrants. This activity can be student centered or teacher led, and comes with extension ideas to differentiate the activity for higher level learners. This can be used as a warm up activity, homework, or as an additional support in a math workshop class. This should take approximately 20 minutes.

Use this editable google slides to review volume formulas with students. Students will be challenged to use volume formulas for cones, spheres, prisms, and cylinders to find volume, height, or other measurements. This slideshow consists of 6 questions slides followed by an answer slide for each question. There is no prep necessary, everything you need is here!

Summer School Planner! Perfect for any summer school teachers or camp counselors who are looking to stay organized or required to submit a curriculum plan. Can be used for any grades/ages. Includes one slide for important dates, one slide per week of summer session, and 3 slides of parent contact logs.

Quick and Easy No Prep Graphic Organizer for introducing signed integer operations Great for students who benefit from having a graphic organizer Works as an intro lesson or a quick do now activity to recall prior knowledge

This is a first day of school "get to know me" for students to fill out. This resource allows teachers to learn about their students interests and important information as well. Great for any grades, especially secondary, and summer school.