The Math Series

Give your Algebra 1 students a hands-on way to practice solving systems of linear equations by graphing with this engaging matching activity! Students stay actively involved as they cut, sort, compare, and discuss, all while practicing key graphing skills. This no-prep activity is perfect for classwork, stations, or review days. Just print and go. Students will work with 21 cards to create seven complete matches. Each match includes one system of equations, one graph, and one solution p

Do your students need some more unit circle practice? This Math-ku activity (similar to a Sudoku puzzle) is an effective way to help your students master evaluating the sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, cosecant, and secant functions of angles on the unit circle (note: angles are given in both degrees and radians). Plus, students will be excited to do the math so that they can get to the puzzle! To complete the Math-ku puzzle, students must first answer each question on their activity sheet. As

Make solving one-step inequalities engaging with this one-step inequalities color by number activity! Students practice solving one-step inequalities while matching their solutions to inequality statements and graphs on a number line for comprehensive, meaningful, and fun practice. Add a fun twist to your math practice with this color-by-number activity, designed to give students meaningful practice with one-step inequalities at just the right level of difficulty. Answers are similar enough

This activity gives students the opportunity to practice finding the surface area of rectangular prisms and cylinders while coloring a picture of pie! Learners will work through the problems on their worksheet and then color the picture based on their answers. There are a total of 20 questions, and half of them are practical problems. The problems created for this activity vary in difficulty level. Additionally, some of the questions require decimal multiplication to be completed. Please s

{Perfect Squares and Square Roots Practice Book!} This practice book gives learners a plethora of practice identifying perfect squares from 0 to 400 and determining the square root of a perfect square less than or equal to 400. The first two pages of the book are notes that cover the topic of perfect squares and square roots. After that, every page contains 20 practice problems – 10 that have students identifying square roots, and 10 that have students determining the square root. There are s

This maze will provide your students with a fun opportunity to use the segment addition postulate, the angle addition postulate, and properties of complementary and supplementary angles! This activity is a wonderful way to add variety to your classroom! It can be used as an entrance/exit ticket, homework assignment, quiz, and so much more! You May Also Like:Segment Addition Postulate Flipbook!

Are you looking for a fun and engaging activity to give your students practice with perfect squares and square roots? These task cards will effectively help your students master squares (from 0 to 400) and square roots (from 0 to 20). More specifically, students will… Define a perfect squareIdentify perfect squares from 0 to 400Find the positive or positive and negative square root of a given perfect squareIdentify the two consecutive whole numbers between which the square root of a given who

Do your students need more practice with the real number system? These maze and sort activities effectively help your students master classifying real numbers, defining the subsets of the real number system, and describing the relationships between rational numbers, irrational numbers, integers, whole numbers, and natural numbers. How It Works: In the first activity, learners will use their answers to questions about the real number system to navigate a maze from start to finish. The card s

In this activity, students will practice graphing sine and cosine functions as they work through 16 task cards. More specifically, students will… • Identify the domain and range of a sine or cosine function • Determine the amplitude, period, phase shift, vertical shift, and midline of a sine or cosine function • Determine whether or not a sine or cosine function has a vertical reflection • Graph sine and cosine functions *Note: This activity asks students to graph functions of the form y = A si

Looking for a way to get your middle school math students to compare and order positive rational numbers? In this activity, students will use their knowledge of whole numbers, fractions (proper and improper), mixed numbers, decimals, and percents to answer the questions on 20 task cards ( Please note: knowledge of exponents is also required for this activity). More specifically, students will… • Determine which value is farthest to the left or right when a set of numbers is plotted on the num

Turn matrix operations into a fun challenge your students can’t resist. This no-prep matching activity gives learners engaging, meaningful practice with operations with matrices, including adding, subtracting, and multiplying by a scalar. Perfect for upper-level math classes, students will solve each problem, then find and match their answer on the choice sheet. With dozens of possible answers to choose from, precision is a must. Whether you’re introducing matrix operations, reviewing skill

You’ll love how meaningful and engaging this Graphing Exponential Functions & Key Features Activity is for Algebra 2 students. This no-prep coloring activity keeps students focused as they work with exponential functions and their graphs. With this resource, students analyze exponential functions by answering 12 multiple-choice questions that target key features such as domain and range, x- and y-intercepts, horizontal asymptotes, and end behavior. Students will also practice writing equ

Looking for activities to supplement an introduction to trigonometry unit in your PreCalculus classroom? This activity bundle contains 19 resources from my store that were designed to help your students master concepts related to triangular and circular trigonometric functions. A general overview of the topics covered by the resources in this bundle can be found below. I recommend looking at the preview to get a more detailed look at every resource included! · Angles in Standard Position · Co

Want your PreCalculus or Trigonometry students to practice calculating arc length and finding the area of sectors? These sequencing activities will give your students engaging practice with determining the length of an arc and computing the area of sectors in circles using a given central angle and radius! Two sequencing activities are included in this product. - Activity 1: Calculating the length of an arc in a circle (arc length) - Activity 2: Calculating the area of sectors in circles (sect

With this resource, students will practice finding exact values of trigonometric functions as they work through 24 task cards. More specifically, students will: · Draw a reference right triangle given a point on the terminal side of an angle in standard position · Draw a reference right triangle given the value of a trigonometric function of an angle in standard position · Determine the exact value of any trigonometric function when given a point on the terminal side of an angle in standard po

Students will use right triangle trigonometry (SOHCAHTOA) to set up trigonometric ratios, find missing sides in, find missing angles in, and solve right triangles. Knowledge of the Pythagorean Theorem is needed to complete some of the questions in this resource. The game is very similar to the card game Slapjack. In short, students will divide up a deck of “cards” (math questions) evenly among 4-5 players and hold their cards face down. Learners will then take turns flipping over the top c

This puzzle pack gives learners the opportunity to solve systems of non-linear equations! There are two puzzles in this product. The first includes systems that have one linear equation and one quadratic equation, while the second includes systems with two quadratic equations. In each puzzle, students will be given 12 nonlinear systems to solve. Once they solve these systems, they cut out (scissors required) the puzzle and rearrange the pieces so that each system matches up with its corre

This sort gives learners the opportunity to model (using pictorial representations) practical problems involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with integers! In short, students will be given 24 cards out of which they need to make six matches. A “match” consists of one word problem and its corresponding model, expression, and answer (4 cards total). Once they have found all their matches, learners will glue them down on the template provided and write the units of each

Are you looking for a reference angles activity for your Trigonometry or PreCalulus students? This sort is a fun and engaging way for learners to practice finding reference angles in both degrees and radians. In short, students will have 48 reference angle cards out of which they need to make twelve matches. A “match” consists of four angles that have the same reference angle. Once learners have found all the matches, they will glue them down in the appropriate places on the template provided

Looking for an engaging way to get your students analyzing sine and cosine graphs? This coloring activity includes 9 test-prep questions designed to help your PreCalculus or Trigonometry students review their knowledge of graphing sine and cosine functions and identifying their characteristics. Problem types include: · Matching a sine or cosine function to its graph · Identifying the domain and range of various sine and cosine functions · Determining the characteristics of sine and cosine func