The Engineer

This game is a football-themed review of arithmetic and geometric sequences and series. It is a game meant to be played as a class with students split into small groups, but could be used in many different ways. Easy questions are worth the fewest points and the harder questions are worth the most. This game serves as a great review activity at the end of a sequence & series chapter. My kids have thoroughly enjoyed this game because it is different.

This product includes Powerpoints and corresponding guided student notes for an Algebra 2 course. Units include Algebra Review, Factoring, Rational Expressions, Radicals, Functions, Solving Equations, and Statistics. Powerpoints include comprehensive notes and example problems. Student notes are guided-style with space to complete example problems. Notes include step-by-step procedures for most topics done in tandem with example problems. - Algebra Review - Factoring - Rational Expressions

To play this game in our class, I put two chairs facing the class so that the "contestants" can't see the word on the screen. Next, I ask the students in the "audience" for one word clues. Whoever gives the clue that helps a contestant guess the word gets to take the losing contestant's place in the front. The kids LOVE this game and ask to play all of the time. It's simple, but different.

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 product includes detailed teacher and student notes and examples for the following methods of factoring: Greatest Common Factor (GCF), Difference of Two Squares, Sum of Two Cubes, Difference of Two Cubes, and Trial & Error. Teacher Powerpoint spells out detailed procedures for factoring methods. Interlaced within the procedures is the step-by-step completion of an example problem. After notes are presented for each topic, three example problems are given. Student fill-in-the-blank note

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 "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 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

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.