Secondary Math Magic

Students will answer 10 questions of volume on different shapes (cube, cylinder, prism, spheres and compound shapes). Students begin at any station and when they solve the problem their answer will tell them which station to go to next. When done they will end up at their first station. Hang these around the room to provide students a chance to get up and walk around. *Includes compound shapes*Why should you purchase this?No Prep Activity --> Saves YOU timePromotes getting students up and mov

Students complete 10 Geometry Multiple Choice (NYS Regents and Next Gen aligned) problems in a scavenger hunt. They begin at any station and when they solve the problem their answer will tell them which station to go to next. When done they will end up at their first station. Hang each problem around the room to provide students a chance to get up and walk around. Why should you purchase this?No Prep Activity --> Saves YOU timePromotes getting students up and moving around the classroom!Stude

Want to help students identify their Math notebooks easier? Or if they lose it to ensure it makes its way back to your classroom? Use this notebook cover to spruce up the students' notebooks and make them easily identifiable! The following class names are ready to print: 6th, 7th and 8th grade math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry and Algebra 2. If you need a different class name use the editable page to customize the cover to meet your needs. Why should you buy this resource?Ready to Print O

A fun and engaging way for students to practice writing the equation of a circle. Available in both DIGITAL and PAPER forms this is great for online or in-person classes. Students complete 8 questions about equations of a circle. For four they are just given the graph and the other four they are given the center and radius. Why should you purchase this?No Prep Activity --> Saves YOU timeFun, Engaging, and InteractiveDigital & Paper Options AvailableAnswer Key includedConnect with me!Follow

This is a fun and engaging way to review transformations. Students complete all transformations (dilation, reflection, rotation and translation) given an original image of a heart. Students use the algebraic properties to complete and then name the transformation. Why should you purchase this?No Prep Activity --> Saves YOU timeTies Art & Math together!Answer Key includedConnect with me!Follow me on Instagram to hear first about freebies, activities in my classroom, and new products!  @Seco