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In this activity, students will use a map of the United States to set up proportions and solve problems dealing with scale factor. You will need to provide your own map. I just copied one from an atlas I had in my room. This is a fun and exciting way for students to see where scale factors and proportions can be used in the real world.

Make statistics FUN (and memorable!) with this hands-on gum activity! Looking for a low-prep, engaging way to teach mean, median, and mode? This interactive activity gets students collecting real data, analyzing it, and graphing results—all while chewing gum! 💡 Why Teachers Love This Activity This lesson turns a traditionally dry topic into something students actually enjoy. ✔ Gets students actively involved (not just worksheets ✔ Reinforces real-world data collection & analysis ✔ Buil

Rational or Irrational Number? Google Form ⭐ Help students confidently identify and classify rational and irrational numbers with this engaging, self-grading Google Form activity! Perfect for middle school math, Algebra 1, review days, independent practice, exit tickets, or digital learning. Students will practice identifying: Rational numbersIrrational numbersSquare rootsDecimalsFractionsRepeating and terminating decimalsThis resource is designed to reinforce number sense while giving students

This Google Form assess the students ability to solve one- and two-step equations. Rational coefficient are included. The answer key is provided within the form.

In this worksheet, students will measure and compare the triangles formed by the British Flag. They will explore the meaning of congruent and similar triangles while using a protractor and naming triangles accurately.

🧩 Make Geometry Hands-On & Engaging Bring geometry to life with this interactive tangram activity that builds spatial reasoning, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. Students use the 7 tangram pieces to create shapes, solve puzzles, and explore key geometry concepts in a fun, hands-on way. Tangrams are proven to help students develop visual-spatial reasoning and geometric understanding through active problem solving 🎯 What Students Will Learn Identify and build geometric shap

This is a Google Form over rational and irrational numbers. Students will determine what type of number is displayed, while also finding square and cube roots. The answer key is provided with the form.

In this activity, students will play "trashketball" to gather data to use for experimental probability. Students will use this data to find mean, median and mode as well. This is fun activity to find probability while keeping kids active and involved.

⭐ Make factoring quadratics engaging, quick to assess, and easy to assign with this self-grading Google Form quiz! Students practice factoring quadratic expressions using a variety of methods while receiving instant feedback in an interactive digital format. Perfect for Algebra 1, review days, quizzes, homework, intervention, sub plans, and test prep! ✅ What’s Included ✔ Self-Grading Google Form Quiz ✔ Ready-to-Assign Digital Assessment ✔ Multiple Factoring Methods Included ✔ Instant Student Fee

Make percentages, taxes, and algebra come to life with this engaging shopping on a budget activity. Students go on a realistic “shopping spree” where they must calculate costs, apply taxes, and determine how much income they need to afford their purchases — connecting math directly to real life. 🛒 What Students Will Do Shop for items within a budget Calculate sales tax and total cost Use percent calculations in real-world context Write and solve algebraic equations Determine the salary

⭐ Help students master finding slope with this engaging, self-grading Google Form activity! Students will practice identifying slope using graphs, tables, ordered pairs, and equations while building confidence with linear relationships and algebra concepts. Perfect for middle school math, Algebra 1, review days, homework, intervention, bell ringers, test prep, and digital learning! Slope is one of the foundational concepts in algebra and graphing, making repeated practice and multiple representa

Students will write equations in slope-intercept form for functions represented by graphs, tables, and word problems. There are a total of 8 questions.

This is a Google Form I created to asses students knowledge of writing equations in linear form. It consists of 8 questions with varying difficulty. Students will write equations in slope-intercept form for functions represented by graphs, tables, and word problems. Answers are saved in the form.

This Google Form has 11 questions dealing with angle relationships, such as corresponding, alternate interior, vertical, etc. Students must find the missing angle measures and identify the types of angles.

This Google Form has10 question for students to find both missing legs and the hypotenuse. I have included a story problem and Pythagorean Triples too.

This Google Form has 10 questions where students need to write linear equations from a table. All answers are given in slope intercept form.

In this activity, students will travel around the school building calculating the slopes of any slants in the building. They will need to measure the rise and run of these objects. Once they slopes are calculated, students will write a linear equation and graph the line.

In this 8 question Google Form, students must determine from tables, graphs, and equations if they are functions. Two function notation questions are included too.

In this 5 question Google Form, students must correctly factor quadratic equations. They have the options of using Reverse FOIL, AC Method, Grouping Method, and GCF. ⭐ Help students master factoring quadratics with this engaging, self-grading Google Form activity covering ALL major factoring methods! This digital resource gives students meaningful practice while saving teachers valuable grading time. Perfect for Algebra 1, review days, intervention, homework, test prep, bell ringers, and digi

This 6 questions Google Form covers the topic of determining if a relationship is proportional from a table and graph. ⭐ Help students master proportional relationships with this engaging, self-grading Google Form activity! Students will analyze tables, graphs, equations, and real-world situations to determine whether relationships are proportional while building confidence in ratios, rates, and proportional reasoning. Perfect for 6th–8th grade math, pre-algebra, review days, homework, interve