The Square Root

This practice or test is a creative way to test students' knowledge of finding angles in a circle. It includes central angles, inscribed angles, interior, and exterior angles. The segments included in the circle are a radius, diameter, secant, and tangent lines. **Note- Print at scale of 130% to take up most of an 8.5 X 11 sheet of paper.**

A 10 question worksheet using transformations of the parent function to graph radical functions.

This test is a creative way to test students' knowledge of finding angles in a circle. It includes central angles, inscribed angles, interior, and exterior angles. The segments included in the circle are a radius, diameter, secant, and tangent lines. **Note- print at a scale of 150% to take up most of an 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper**

This BINGO game includes problems converting from radical and exponential forms, simplifying radicals, and solving radical and exponential equations. It's a fun and interactive way for students to be competitive while reviewing topics over radicals and exponents. ****Promethean File****

Students work in stations together to factor and solve quadratics by all methods. Great for a review for the chapter. Students scan the QR code with a QR application to see the answers.

This is a BINGO game over radicals and exponents. The game has problems that include writing expressions in exponential and radical form, simplifying radicals, and solving radical and exponential equations.

Test includes questions on factoring quadratics and solving quadratics by factoring and taking square roots. Methods included: AC Method, Bottoms Up, Difference of Perfect Sqaures, GCF.

Test includes solving quadratic equations by factoring, taking square roots, completing the square, quadratic formula, and the discriminant. Also includes a question on finding the errors.

Review game for solving radical equations as well as simplifying radicals and exponents, and converting between each topic.

Students graph parabolas using the vertex, axis of symmetry, and y intercept.

Students graph parabolas using the vertex, axis of symmetry, and y intercept.