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This worksheet includes notes and example problems related to permutations and combinations. Permutations and combinations are very similar, so with the help of some pictures, examples, formulas, and example problems, students should know the difference once they are done with this sheet. The worksheet includes a playing card activity, one of my favorite items to use in a statistics classroom.

This item can be used to introduce function families and the characteristics of each. It may also be used as a culminating review activity for students. I have included 2 versions of the notes: a fill-in-the-blank version and a completed version that can be given to students. Characteristics for each family include: - Domain - Range - x and y intercepts - End Behavior - Increasing & Decreasing Intervals - Asymptotes Also included for each family is

This item is a functions review activity to be used at the end of a functions unit in Algebra 2. Students look at graphs and try to match the different characteristics to each graph. Some graphs may look different but may have some of the same characteristics, which makes this activity challenging. The characteristics included are: domain, range, x and y intercepts, increasing and decreasing intervals, end behavior, and horizontal and vertical asymptotes. I like to get my students out of the

This item is meant to be played as a review game at the end of a chapter on radicals in Algebra 2. There are 24 questions dealing with the following topics: - simplifying radicals - multiplying radicals - adding & subtracting radicals - exponential & radical notation - complex numbers Bingo card is included as well as an answer key. I play this every year with my Algebra 2 students and they love it. Kids always love to play Bingo! Tip: Click on the red arrow on each questions slide to retu

This Jeopardy-style game focuses on functions presented in an Algebra 2 class. In particular, there are questions on identifying different functions, finding the inverse of functions, composition of functions, domain and range, finding roots (zeros) and a few other miscellaneous questions.

This PowerPoint presentation shows the differences between qualitative and quantitative data. Also, the presentation shows the four levels of data measurement: nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio. Examples are shown for each.

This is a "fun fact" worksheet that can serve as practice for your students using the factoring technique known as Difference of Two Squares. This "fun fact" worksheet is in the same mold as the common riddle worksheets you have most likely seen. However, this worksheet reveals a fun and interesting fun fact at the end. My students love these because they can check their own work. They also like them better than the common riddle worksheets because they are just a little different. They love

Even though I am a high school math teacher, I have several different versions of this game. This is one I use at the very beginning of a course as a quick activity or when I need to fill a few minutes with something light and fun. This would be an ideal activity for practicing basic math facts in elementary up into middle school. To play, each student gets a card or two depending on the size of the class. The student with #1 reads his card and the student who has the answer to the question

Included in this product are 3 factoring quizzes and an end of chapter factoring test. Factoring methods covered by the assessments include: Greatest Common Factor, Difference of Two Squares, Sum of Two Cubes, Difference of Two Cubes, and Trial & Error. Answer keys are included for each assessment. ** I would appreciate it if you could take the time to rate this product. Also, please remember to follow me so that you can be alerted when I add a new item.

This "Whammy"-style review game is meant to be a review game for a chapter on solving equations in an Algebra 2 class (or other math class). The topics include: * Absolute Value Equations * Absolute Value Inequalities * Quadratics * Rational Equations This is a fun game that allows students to wager points based on their knowledge of the topics. This game can be used as a team-based game or for individual students. I have used it both ways, and the students love it. They always ask to play

This packet includes four homework assignments - one homework assignment for each of the following: - Greatest Common Factor (GCF) - Difference of Two Squares, Sum of Two Cubes, & Difference of Two Cubes - Trial and Error - Factoring Review (review of all methods above) Answer keys are included for each assignment.

This is an activity the gets students using their hands to manipulate factoring squares to complete a puzzle. They cut out each square and line up the polynomial to its factored form. Some polynomials have answers and some do not (they go around the outside of the puzzle). The methods of factoring included are GCF, Difference of Two Squares, and Trial & Error. This activity is a great review activity for factoring. I have another factoring sqaure activity available and even though Difference an

This is a four operation Around the World Powerpoint with negations. There are a few negatives and a few double digit numbers. However, I use this as a quick activity at the end of class or when the kids need a small break. I ask the kids to stand when they "duel." The winner moves to the next student. I keep going until the slide run out. The winner is the person who has moved the farthest from their original starting point. This would make a great practice activity for upper elementary

This is an activity the gets students using their hands to manipulate factoring squares to complete a puzzle. They cut out each square and line up the polynomial to its factored form. Some polynomials have answers and some do not (they go around the outside of the puzzle). The methods of factoring included are GCF, Difference of Two Squares, Difference of Two Cubes, Sum of Two Cubes, and Trial & Error. This activity is a great review activity for factoring.

This factoring review manipulative serves as a good review of Greatest Common Factor (GCF), Difference of Two Squares, Sum of Two Cubes, Difference of Two Cubes, and Trial and Error. Students have answers in front of them, but the distractors make it difficult for them to quickly choose unless they absolutely know the answer. Regardless of their age, kids love to cut things out and manipulate them. This makes it fun to do factoring. Students could easily work independently or in groups to co

These problems are meant to serve as a review for triangle word problems in a Geometry or Trigonometry class. There are 10 problems. Problems involve finding sides of triangle using given information. Terms such as "angle of elevation" and "angle of depression" are used in a few problems. This can be used as an individual review or can also be used in conjunction with a game.

This is a "fun fact" worksheet that can serve as practice for your students using the factoring technique known as Sum of Two Cubes. This "fun fact" worksheet is in the same mold as the common riddle worksheets you have most likely seen. However, this worksheet reveals a fun and interesting fun fact at the end. My students love these because they can check their own work. They also like them better than the common riddle worksheets because they are just a little different. They love trying to

This is a "fun fact" worksheet that can serve as practice for your students using the factoring technique known as Difference of Two Cubes. This "fun fact" worksheet is in the same mold as the common riddle worksheets you have most likely seen. However, this worksheet reveals a fun and interesting fun fact at the end. My students love these because they can check their own work. They also like them better than the common riddle worksheets because they are just a little different. They love tr