Set in Stone Math

What would you buy if you won $1,000,000? In this project students are given $1,000,000 to spend. They have some requirements as to what they have to buy but after that they are free to buy whatever they dream of. Students in this project are required to buy: a car, a house, and something for someone else. Students are allowed to spend as much of the $1,000,000 as possible and not go over $1,000,000. This project allows students to learn how to budget and realize how much certain items actually

This review game will help students review linear equations. There are 20 questions about graphing linear equations, solving linear equations, finding x and y intercepts, finding slope, graphing horizontal and vertical lines, and general linear equations knowledge. I put the students into groups of 3-4 to do this. The rules are as follows: Each group needs a white board You will answer each question as a group and show me your white board when askedIf you are wrong you don’t win or lose any poi

Students will be responsible for looking up and learning a different number system. There is a list below of a bunch of different number systems that they can look up. Student will then record the different symbols for a list of numbers and then complete some math problems using their chosen number system. There is a rubric. You can edit this whole project to your liking. Binary Babylonian Mayan Chinese Rod Numerals Sumerian Chinese Egyptian Shang Oracle Bone Numerals Greek Ar

This review game will help students review parts of expressions. There are 16 questions about simplifying, evaluating, translating, and factoring expressions as well as order of operations equations. I put the students into groups of 3-4 to do this. The rules are as follows: Each group needs a white board You will answer each question as a group and show me your white board when askedIf you are wrong you don’t win or lose any pointsIf right you can choose to guarantee or gambleGuarantee: You get

This assignment includes an Google Slides version and a print friendly version as well as an answer key. There are 11 total problems, some have multiple parts. This assignment deals with the Triangle Angle Sum Theorem as well as exterior and remote interior angles.

Perfect Online Activity! This allows students to use Algebra Tiles even when online! It explains what zero pairs are, and allows students to simplify expressions using the algebra tiles.