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This activity includes four unique worksheets that students can do in groups of four. They do the first step of graphing a parabola (finding the vertex) on their own worksheet then everyone in the group passes their worksheets clockwise. They check the previous step from their group member's paper and then complete the next step on their group members sheet. They continue to pass the worksheets until they get their own worksheet back. Then they flip it over and do it again! Includes one problem

This is a review packet to use before a test or quiz over combinations, permutations, probability, and compound probability of independent and dependent events. I use this review for my Algebra 2 courses. There are 38 review problems.

This flowchart will help geometry students solve a right triangle.

Includes 7 stations and a worksheet to work out the problems on. The "Layup" problems are easiest and are worth 1 point. The "Freethrow" problems are medium level and are worth 2 points. The "3 Point" problem is the hardest and is worth 3 points. Have students pick and choose which problems they would like to do in order to total 10 points. For fun, have students shoot a small ball into the trashcan for a bonus point!

Use the blank bingo card provided and the problems provided to play math bingo in your algebra 1 class!! The class can fill in their bingo card using the answers located at the bottom of it. Then cut up the problems and draw them out of a hat/basket. The class solves the problems and finds the corresponding answer on their bingo card. Mark off with bingo chips, jelly beans, or whatever you have handy!

Includes 8 problems on factoring polynomials with different degrees. There is a worksheet for students to put their answers to the stations for sale on my page as well.

This guided notes sheet includes rewriting from logarithmic form to exponential form and vise versa. It also includes evaluating basic logs, evaluating logs on a calculator, and finding the inverse of logarithms.

This is a Roundtable activity. In groups of four, each member of the group is given a different absolute value equation. They each complete the first step on their paper (finding the vertex) then pass their papers to the next person in the group. They then all do the next step now on someone else's paper (plug in numbers to a table). Then pass again and keep passing until the function is graphed in the last step. They will end up with their own paper back after the last pass. This is activity br

This activity includes four unique worksheets that students can do in groups of four. They do the first step of completing the square on their own worksheet then everyone in the group passes their worksheets clockwise. They check the previous step from their group member's paper and then complete the next step on their group members sheet. They continue to pass the worksheets until they get their own worksheet back.

Have students create a polynomial function based off the numbers in their birthday.

This flowchart will help students in Algebra 2 figure out which factoring method to use when factoring polynomials.

Includes a worksheet with spots to put work and answers to 8 stations. Can go along with my product "Factoring Polynomials Stations" or can be used for any set of 8 stations you already have in mind!

Powerpoint with examples and practice problems of writing equations of lines. Also includes a graphic organizer of the different ways to write equations of lines given different information.

A guided notes sheet over Condensing and Expanding Logarithms and the Change of Base formula. Used in an Algebra 2 class.

Play Matho in your math class! Download and print off this matho card. Display answer choices on the board and have your class fill them in wherever they would like. When finished, play matho by giving the students problems and having them work them out on the bottom of the card. They can find the answer on their card and mark it with a bingo marker or just with their pencil.