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The Surface Area of Prisms Scavenger Hunt was created for a 7th grade math classroom for the measuring figures unit. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 14 problems to practice surface area of triangular prisms and rectangular prisms. Some of the problems has a decimal so students can also practice adding/multiplying/dividing decimals while they work on this task without calculator. Students can work in pairs or independently. The answer key is included. 7.G.6 Solve real-world and mathema

The Surface Area of Prisms, Pyramids, and Cylinder Scavenger Hunt was created for a 7th grade math/pre-algebra classroom for the measuring figures unit. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 20 problems to practice finding the surface area of triangular/rectangular prisms, triangular/rectangular pyramids, and cylinders. Some of the problems has a decimal so students can also practice adding/multiplying/dividing decimals while they work on this task without calculator. There are two differen

You can use this worksheet as classwork, homework, or assessment. There are 10 word problems that students can practice solving two step equations by writing equations.

The Scavenger Hunt_Scale Drawings and Scale Models was created for a middle school math/pre-algebra classroom for the ratio unit. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 20 problems to help students master the proportions, scale drawings and scale models. Some of the problems has a decimal so students can also practice adding/multiplying/dividing decimals. There are two different type of cards. Choose one of them. 1) Cards with letters 2) Cards with clip-arts Students can work in pairs or indep

Graphing polynomial functions is a big topic in Algebra 2. If you are planning to take Precalculus you’d better have a firm knowledge about this topic. When you graph the polynomial functions, one of the important information that you need to know is how they behave at both ends. There are four different scenarios. In this lesson, I’m going to introduce how to figure out the end behaviors of polynomial functions nice and quick. It is important to understand what the signs of the numbers are goin

The Surface Area of Pyramids Scavenger Hunt was created for math lesson for the measuring figures unit. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 14 problems(3 word problems included) to practice finding the surface area of triangular/rectangular/square/pentagonal(base area will be given for pentagonal base) pyramids. Some of the problems has a decimal so students can also practice adding/multiplying/dividing decimals while they work on this task without calculator. They may use calculator for t

Solving Quadratic Equations (ax^2 + bx + c = 0) Scavenger Hunt was created for a 8th grade to algebra 1 math classroom for Quadratic Equations unit. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 20 problems to practice solving quadratic equations with a coefficient of x^2 which is not 1. Some problems will ask students to rewrite into standard form first, factor the equations, and solve. This is also a good activity for observation. Teacher can help students 1 - 1 and students can check their work f

The Fundamental Counting Principle & Combinations Scavenger Hunt was created for a 7th/8th grade math classroom for the probability/statistics unit. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 12 problems to practice the fundamental counting principle & combinations. They may use the calculator if necessary. Students can work in pairs or independently. The answer key is included.

Solving Quadratic Equations (x^2 + bx + c = 0) Scavenger Hunt was created for a 8th grade to algebra 1 math classroom for Quadratic Equations unit. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 20 problems to practice solving quadratic equations. Some problems will ask students to rewrite into standard form first, factor the equations, and solve. This is also a good activity for observation. Teacher can help students 1 - 1 and students can check their work for themselves. The activity is done when

The Solving Systems of Equations Scavenger Hunt was created for a pre-algebra or algebra 1 classroom. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 14 questions to practice solving systems of equations by substitution or elimination. Students may not use a calculator when they practice as all of the answers are integers. Students can work in pairs or independently. The answer key is included. Students can start at any card.

The Writing Equations Scavenger Hunt was created for a pre-algebra math classroom for the linear equations/functions unit. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 14 problems to practice - writing equations which pass through two points, - writing slope-intercept forms, - writing equations from graph, - rewriting equations in slope-intercept forms from standard from. There are two different type of cards. Choose one of them. 1) Cards with alphabet letters 2) Cards with clip-arts Students c

The Solving One-Step Equations Scavenger Hunt was created for a 6th grade to pre-algebra math classroom for Equations & Expressions unit. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 14 problems to practice solving one-step equations with integer coefficients and solutions. (There is no fractions coefficient or solution in this level 1 set. You can find fraction coefficient and solutions in the level 2 set) Students can work in pairs or independently. Students can start at any card. The answer key

The Operations with Radical Expressions Scavenger Hunt was created for a Algebra 1 or 2 math classroom for the radical expressions and equations. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 20 problems to practice adding, subtracting, and multiplying radical expressions. They may use calculator. Students can work in pairs or independently. The answer key is included.

The Simplifying Radical Expressions Scavenger Hunt was created for a Algebra 1 or 2 math classroom for the radical expressions and equations. It contains one scavenger hunt which has 20 problems to practice Simplifying Radical Expressions. You may choose one of the letter or picture version. They may use the calculator if necessary. Students can work in pairs or independently. The answer key is included.