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This is a fun math review activity about quadrilaterals and other polygons. It has clues about the features of and relevant vocabulary for rectangles, rhombuses, squares, trapezoids, and general polygons, as well as some clues about congruent triangles. Solutions are provided.

In this project, each student is given 7 free body diagrams (force diagrams). Each student choose five free body diagrams and writes a story divided into five sections; the story in each section is based on one of the chosen free body diagrams. This resource allows students to be creative and can be used as a review activity or assessment.

This activity and/or assessment engages students with one dimensional motion graph interpretation in a creative way. The activity asks students to write stories that correspond to the motion depicted in position vs. time, velocity vs. time, and acceleration vs. time graphs. A sample of potential student work is included so that students have a clearer sense of the expectations in this activity. Each student works with five different graphs. In this document, different sets of graphs are included

This is a chemistry crossword puzzle about matter, energy, and atomic structure. The clues and answers discuss subatomic particles, the gold foil experiment, energy levels, and more. The crossword puzzle can be used as an engaging and fun review activity. Solutions are provided.

This is a Math crossword puzzle that is a fun way for students in a high school Geometry course to review material. The crossword includes clues about terminology, introductory properties and theorems, triangle congruence, and a bit of coordinate geometry or Algebra I review. Just a few examples of information that is included are definitions of angles and planes, properties of equality or congruence, SAS Postulate, and SSS Postulate. Solutions are provided!

This crossword puzzle is a fun Math Algebra 2 review activity. The puzzle includes terms and concepts related to linear, quadratic, and exponential functions. An answer key is provided.

This resource is a fun Bingo review game activity about one-dimensional motion. Some of the included concepts are definitions (average speed, average velocity, average acceleration), graphs (position vs. time, velocity vs. time, and acceleration vs. time), acceleration due to gravity, and relevant calculations. There are two files in this resource. One file is a Google Doc that contains 26 different Bingo boards and the answer key. The second file is a Google Slides presentation with each Bingo

This resource is a fun Bingo review game activity about parallel lines. Some of the included concepts are pairs of angles when two lines are intersected by a transversal (corresponding, same side exterior, same side interior, alternate exterior, alternate interior), relationships between the pairs of angles when the two lines are parallel, and some other Geometry properties and theorems. There are three files in this resource. One file is a Google Doc that contains 26 different Bingo boards. A s

This is a cute Chemistry mini story with pictures to helps students remember that the number of protons in an atom is what determines the identity of the atom.

This bundle contains three files, each with questions from an honors level high school course in which students learned Physics and Calculus simultaneously. In one of the files, the Physics topics include 1-Dimensional Motion, 2-Dimensional Motion, and Forces (Newton's Laws, Friction, Weight vs. Apparent Weight, Inclined Planes, Force at an Angle), and the Calculus topics include Differentiation, Implicit Differentiation, Related Rates, and Optimization. In the second file, the Physics topics fo

This file contains questions from an honors level high school course in which students learned Physics and Calculus simultaneously. The Physics topics include 1-Dimensional Motion, 2-Dimensional Motion, and Forces (Newton's Laws, Friction, Weight vs. Apparent Weight, Inclined Planes, Force at an Angle). The Calculus topics include Differentiation, Implicit Differentiation, Related Rates, and Optimization. Each of the 9 questions contains aspects of both Physics and Calculus. An answer key is pro

This resource is a fun Bingo review game activity about triangles, congruent triangles, as well as some introductory terms and properties. The concepts include definitions of types of triangles, different postulates and theorems that can be used to prove triangle congruence (SAS, SSS, ASA, AAS, HL), CPCTC, Isosceles Triangle Theorem and Converse, Triangle Exterior Angle Theorem, properties of equality and congruence, and the Pythagorean Theorem. There are two files in this resource. One file is

This is a 30-page unit packet for students about motion in two dimensions, organized sequentially based on subtopic. The subtopics include vector resolution, vector addition, projectile motion (calculating the projectile's velocity, calculating the horizontal distance traveled, and considering the optimal launch angle), and other 2-D motion. The packet includes some guided topic intro questions and many practice problems. The packet is designed for a high school Physics I class.

This project provides a creative way for students to practice their graphing skills and understand that shapes can be described by a series of equations. Each student plots a sports arena on the coordinate plane, and the student writes the equation and lists the domain and range for each segment, circle, or arc that composes the plotted graph of the sports arena. This document provides detailed instructions as well as 8 diagrams of sports arenas with dimensions; each student chooses one diagram

This bundle contains 2 links, each to a fun Physics review game on Canva, Chutes and Ladders Style! One game is about Forces, and the other game is about One-Dimensional Motion. The games can be edited, so if a teacher wants to change one or more of the questions on the game board, they can easily do so. Answer keys and game rules are provided. When playing, the game board is intended to be projected onto a SmartBoard or interactive white board. During the game, each team needs to roll a die; a

This is a link to a fun Physics review game on Canva about Forces, Chutes and Ladders style! The game can be edited, so if a teacher wants to change one or more of the questions on the game board, they can do so easily. An answer key and game rules are provided. When playing, the game board is intended to be projected onto a SmartBoard or interactive white board. During the game, each team needs to roll a die; a virtual die can be found on many websites.

This resource is a fun Bingo review game activity about forces. Some of the included concepts are Newton's Three Laws of Motion, Gravity, Friction (Static & Kinetic), Free Body Diagrams, Hooke's Law, Normal Force, and Centripetal Force. There are two files in this resource. One file is a Google Doc that contains 26 different Bingo boards and the answer key. The second file is a Google Slides presentation with each Bingo question written on its own slide; this is for projection purposes while pla

The file contains questions from an honors level high school course in which students learned Physics and Calculus simultaneously. The Physics topics focus on energy and work, and the Calculus includes mostly integration and a bit of differentiation. There are 8 questions. An answer key is provided.

This math crossword puzzle is a fun review activity for the topics of similar triangles, special right triangles, and introductory trigonometry. Solutions are included.

This is a 50-page unit packet for students about motion in one dimension, organized sequentially based on subtopic. The subtopics include position, distance vs. displacement, scalars vs. vectors, average velocity and speed, instantaneous velocity and speed, position vs. time and velocity vs. time graphs, acceleration, and acceleration due to gravity. For each sub-topic, the packet includes space for the students to take notes on the sub-topic along with many practice problems. The packet is des