Solving Secondary Math

This scavenger hunt is a perfect activity of 12 questions to get students moving around your classroom! It is self-checking and quick to set up. Students complete a problem and get an answer. They will find that answer on another question around the room. If they can't find their answer, they will know it is wrong! All you have to do is print the answer sheets, print a set of the questions, and post the questions around your classroom! This scavenger hunt includes 12 questions covering these typ

This product is notes and practice problems that cover solving quadratic equations using factoring and the quadratic formula. Students should have knowledge of factoring prior to using these notes. The notes are also offered as fill-in the blank notes with examples. There are practice problems at the end of the notes that are ideal for a homework or classwork assignment after the notes. (These problems to not have any imaginary numbers in the solutions)

This packet includes the following: Practice problems for Pythagorean Theorem Notes covering special right triangles Notes covering right triangle trigonometry (finding angles and sides)Note: Students should already have knowledge of Pythagorean Theorem. Those practice problems are intended to be review problems.

This product includes notes (filled in and fill in the blank notes) on factoring polynomials using grouping and factoring special cases (difference of squares and sum/difference of cubes). The same material is also presented as fill-in the blank notes. Practice problems at the end of the notes are perfect for homework or classwork after the notes!

These notes cover the following topics: Warm-up covering Pythagorean Theorem and right triangle trigonometryAngle of elevation and angle of depressionWord problems using angle of elevation and angle of depression Solving for sides and angles in right triangles

This product includes notes covering solving quadratic equations using completing the square. There are step by step notes for solving when the leading coefficient is 1 and when it is not 1, with examples for each type of problem. The same material is also presented as fill-in the blank notes. Practice problems at the end of the notes are perfect for homework or classwork after the notes! (Solutions do not include imaginary numbers)

This product includes notes and practice problems on solving quadratic equations using square roots. The same material is presented as fill-in blank notes. Practice problems at the end of the notes are perfect for homework or classwork after the notes!

This scavenger hunt is a perfect activity of 12 questions to get students moving around your classroom! It is self-checking and quick to set up. Students complete a problem and get an answer. They will find that answer on another question around the room. If they can't find their answer, they will know it is wrong! All you have to do is print the answer sheets, print a set of the questions, and post the questions around your classroom! This right triangle review scavenger hunt includes 12 quest

This product is notes and practice problems covering factoring trinomials and factoring a GCF. There are notes with practice problems and the same material as fill-in the blank notes. Factoring notes use guess and check method. Worked out answer key included for practice problems that would be perfect for homework or classwork!

These notes introduce Law of Sines and has practice problems covering Law of Sines. These notes do NOT include the ambiguous case for triangle.

This graphic organizer helps students answer the question, "how do I know which method to use?!" This can help students determine if factoring, quadratic formula, completing the square, or square roots should be used to solve equations. A blank copy of the graphic organizer is included for notes purposes. A great reference sheet for students to keep throughout the year!

20 Practice Problems covering solving quadratic equations. The directions do not specify which method to use. The problems are designed to use factoring, quadratic formula, completing the square, and square roots to solve the equations. The solutions do not include imaginary numbers. Answer key is full worked out solutions for each problem with answers given as exact values (no decimals, calculator not needed).

A graphic organizer to help students know how to approach a factoring problem based on the number of terms. The filled in chart shows gives examples of factoring a sum/difference of cubes, difference of squares, quadratic trinomial, and 4 term polynomials. The blank chart would be ideal for reviewing after learning factoring as students may have trouble determining when to use grouping vs factoring a difference of squares. The blank chart has the same examples but just with room for student's to

These notes introduce Law of Cosines and Heron's Formula and has a few practice problems for both topics.