Robert Duncan

This file contains 10 Scavenger Hunts about finding the volume of prisms, cylinders, pyramids, cones, spheres, and combined shapes. Each file also includes 2 unique exit ticket printables over the same topic as the scavenger hunt to further check for understanding. **Updated file: June 2017, If you have purchases this file, re-download to receive additional resources! The topics in the individual scavenger hunts are shown below: 1) Volume of Rectangular Prisms 2) Volume of Prisms No cylinde

This was intended to be an introduction to graphing linear equations and function notation. Students create and graph linear functions to represent an asteroid falling to earth as well as functions for different missiles they can use to intercept it. The first file is the student worksheet and the answer key. Print the first slide for the students to use to show their work. The second file is an animated presentation that shows what the students are working out on their papers.

This is a worksheet with accompanying powerpoint presentation that deals with graphing linear functions and finding values for given functions. The scenario is based on online music retailers like "myTunes" "Amajon" and other silly names. I put one in there for myself, so you may want to change it to your own name. The last 2 pages are the student worksheet so those should be printed out and copied. They are not intended to be used as an on-screen presentation.

This is a powerpoint presentation to accompany my free Mathamageddon worksheet. The worksheet is a powerpoint file that can be displayed with a projector as well, but I wanted something that showed the graph in more detail and with a more interesting way to show the graphs. This is just a short presentation that animates the meteor falling on the graph as well as the 3 missiles so students can verify that their graph is correct and to facilitate discussion about the results.