Susan Shuart Math

This task card practice activity set has 25 problems and is a full review of absolute value. It includes: ✔Word problems ✔Problems involving the number line ✔Adding and subtracting integers to match the absolute value ✔The opposite of the absolute value ✔Comparing and ordering numbers written in absolute value ✔The definition of absolute value There is so much you can do with task cards! Here are six ideas: 1. Stations - 3 - 4 task cards per station 2. Gallery walk - tape the task cards to th

This Fraction, Decimal, Percent, Compare and Order Google Slides activity includes a Graphic Organizer for each problem to remind students to line up the decimals when they are comparing the numbers in the same form. This activity is great for seventh grade or review before teaching the unit in eighth grade in Virginia. Other states vary. In spite of the colorful pages, your students may benefit from printed pages so they can write directly on the diagrams. The words, numbe

This resource includes simplifying expressions (combining like terms) with one variable. Students enjoy being able to get up out of their seats to complete the scavenger hunt activity. My students work in pairs when they complete scavenger hunts. You can also have students complete them at their desks using a computer. This is a self grading activity. Students who solve the problems correctly will end up on the problem where they started. Directions: Students can start at any letter. They solve

Linear Transformations Translations of the Parent Function is differentiated. It can be printed as a cut and paste activity or used as a copy and paste activity online. This activity is great for a quick check, exit ticket, or classwork grade to determine if students understand translations of the parent function.

Square Roots Perfect Squares Task Cards can be used in many ways. They are a fun way to practice the concept or to prepare for a test. Included in the assignment are square roots from 1 - 400. There are real life applications, multiple choice, and fill in the blank problems. There is so much you can do with task cards! Here are six ideas: 1. Stations: 3 - 4 task cards per station 2. Gallery Walk - tape the task cards to the wall and have students walk around the room to answer the questio

Counting Money to $1.00 task cards imitates real life by having students count money to "buy" toys. You will need: Play money in the form of pennies, nickels, and dimes, OR, pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters for this activity. There is so much you can do with task cards! Here are four ideas: 1. Stations: 3-4 task cards per station 2. Football Relay: Pair students, one being the "Quarterback." The quarterback gets a card from the pile of cards at a centrally located point. The students

Write an Equation from a Graph is the topic of this scavenger hunt activity. The graphs include lines with positive and negative slopes. Students really enjoy having a chance to show what they know and practice their skills while getting out of their seats. If you choose this method, cut the stations apart and tape each station to a different place on the wall. Assign each pair of students to a different station. After solving the problem, students look for the answer on the other stations. When

Equations, Graphs of Horizontal and Vertical Lines is a differentiated activity. It can be printed as a cut and paste activity or used as a copy and paste activity online. This activity is great for a quick check, exit ticket, or classwork grade to determine if students understand the equations of the graphs of horizontal and vertical lines. The place I see students get confused the most is on x = 0 and y = 0. They mix up the two. Students will finish this assignment in a couple minutes.

Linear Transformations Dilations and Reflections of the Parent Function is differentiated. It can be printed as a cut and paste activity or used as a copy and paste activity online. This activity is great for a quick check, exit ticket, or classwork grade to determine if students understand dilations and reflections of the parent function.