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This worksheet is a great resource for math and algebra students to differentiate between different operations words for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It helps a lot when students are working on word problems! Can be used as a classwork or a homework assignment.

Showing educational videos in the classroom is great, until students stop paying attention. This worksheet follows along the "Story of 1" video which covers the different global contributions to the developement of math as we use it today. Story of 1 video: LinkThis is a great lesson for off days, after a test, or at the end of the school year.

Students told me time and time again that this was one of their favorite math worksheets in my classroom. (and its one of my most popular items on TeachersPayTeachers. If you teach Geometry this bundle is perfect for you! Included in this bundle of puzzles are the following topics: -Introduction to Geometry -Geometry Basics -2D and 3D Geometry -Transformations of Triangles and Quadrilaterals -Circles

This practice worksheet gives students the opportunity practice their 3D shapes by: -Drawing pictures and identify 3D shapes -Identifying what their nets look like -Listing what 2D shapes they are made up of -Find their faces, edges, and vertices Great practice activity for kinesthetic learners, and is scaffolded well for students!

I always start my class with an easily accessible warm up (do now, drill, whatever you want to call it) so all students feel confident beginning math class. The skill is either something that is pre-requisite to that day's lesson or review from previous days. I do a couple examples on the board, and give students 5-7 minutes to complete a short drill which we then grade right away. This was especially important to me as I was introducing Trigonometry concepts and the unit circle in the classroom

Have your students research a non-traditional math topic and present to the class: either a historical or cultural math concept/use or a historical/modern mathematician! Can be used at any level of math at any time of the year. I used this as a final project (along with the final test) within the "end-of-the-year" classroom environment which tends to be stressful during finals time. My students engaged themselves in a top of their interest within the subject of math and taught each other. This

This 9 question quiz assesses students knowledge of piecewise functions: graphing, types of piece wise functions, domain and range, and basic identification.

Students love to practice vocabulary using these word puzzles! Included are a word search to help students recognize vocabulary words as well as a crossword puzzle to have students practice definitions. Great activity for after a test or as a HW review! Words included: acute, adjacent, angle, center, chord, circle, complementary, congruent, diameter, given, line, obtuse, plane, point, postulate, proof, radius, ray, reasons, right, segment, statements, supplementary, vertical

Students love to practice vocabulary using these word puzzles! Included are a word search to help students recognize vocabulary words as well as a crossword puzzle to have students practice definitions. Great activity for after a test or as a HW review! Words included: area, central angle, chord, circle, circumference, complete the square, diameter, equidistant, inscribed angle, major arc, minor arc, radius, secant, semicircle, square root, tangent, theorem

I always start my class with an easily accessible warm up (do now, drill, whatever you want to call it) so all students feel confident beginning math class. The skill is either something that is pre-requisite to that day's lesson or review from previous days. This particular drill helps students practice their memorization of the unit circle. There are 2 versions: one with the angles given asking for the sin/cos coordinate, and the other with the coordinates given asking for the angles in both d

I always start my class with an easily accessible warm up (do now, drill, whatever you want to call it) so all students feel confident beginning math class. The skill is either something that is pre-requisite to that day's lesson or review from previous days. I do a couple examples on the board, and give students 5-7 minutes to complete a short drill which we then grade right away. This particular drill helps students conceptualize radians and degrees as an intro to using them on the unit circle

I always start my class with an easily accessible warm up (do now, drill, whatever you want to call it) so all students feel confident beginning math class. The skill is either something that is pre-requisite to that day's lesson or review from previous days. I do a couple examples on the board, and give students 5-7 minutes to complete a short drill which we then grade right away. This particular drill helps students practice sketching sin and cos graph with varied transformations. I taught stu

Short quizzes are a great way to do quick check for understandings to see what students have mastered and what you need to review before moving forward. This quiz assesses students knowledge of: -ordering numbers least to greatest -finding the minimum, maximum, median, and first / third quartiles of a data set -drawing a box-and-whisker plot given a data set I used to give a short quiz every Friday for this purpose and found it extremely helpful for both myself and students to be in the routine

Students love to practice vocabulary using these word puzzles! Included are a word search to help students recognize vocabulary words as well as a crossword puzzle to have students practice definitions. Great activity for after a test or as a HW review! Words included: compound events, conditional, dependent, event, experimental, independent, outcomes, probability, replacement, sample space, sampling, sets, table, theoretical, tree diagram, trial, venn diagram

I always start my class with an easily accessible warm up (do now, drill, whatever you want to call it) so all students feel confident beginning math class. The skill is either something that is pre-requisite to that day's lesson or review from previous days. I do a couple examples on the board, and give students 5-7 minutes to complete a short drill which we then grade right away. This particular drill helps students practice converting angles between radians and degrees. I used this as review

This particular drill helps students practice identifying the name and the function for all the different parent functions that students learn in a traditional HS setting. You can use this near the end of the year to begin review, or at the beginning of the year for a Calculus course to get the juices flowing. I also used to print out the answer key as a reference guide for students to use throughout the year. I always start my class with an easily accessible warm up (do now, drill, whatever yo

I always start my class with an easily accessible warm up (do now, drill, whatever you want to call it) so all students feel confident beginning math class. The skill is either something that is pre-requisite to that day's lesson or review from previous days. I do a couple examples on the board, and give students 5-7 minutes to complete a short drill which we then grade right away. This particular drill helps students practice drawing reduced and higher angles on a grid, both in radians and degr

I always start my class with an easily accessible warm up (do now, drill, whatever you want to call it) so all students feel confident beginning math class. The skill is either something that is pre-requisite to that day's lesson or review from previous days. I do a couple examples on the board, and give students 5-7 minutes to complete a short drill which we then grade right away. This particular drill helps students practice higher angles (and reducing them), using the unit circle, identifying

Get to know your students with this introduction assignment. I used this assignment at the beginning of the year to assess my student's writing level, as well as their view of themselves as a math student. It was interesting to see students describe themselves, and I was able to learn about my students' personalities early on in the year. Students are asked to tell you about themselves as a student, as a math student, and what they think about math as a subject. Use this to learn more about y

The unit circle can be overwhelming for many students who are being introduced to it for the first time. I used many graphic organizers to approach the unit circle in various ways to help my students fully grasp its complexity. Included in this set of reference sheets are: -How to convert between degrees and radians -Calculating reference angles in the various quadrants -Review of sin/cos of special right triangles, and color coding the groups of reference angles on the unit circle -Reference a