Try-Angle Math

Practice slope intercept form, point slope form, and/or standard form with these winter themed math games! You can play each game on different days, or give students a choice. Version 1: Snow Person Sabotage - Students are in pairs. (or teams) A student picks an equation and graphs the line. If the line passes through a snow person, you sabotage it. See who can destroy the most snow people. Version 2: Build the Tallest Snow Person - If your line passes through snowballs, collect them to s

Exponent Rules / Exponent Laws: Practice multiplying and dividing terms with exponents to generate an equivalent expression. Includes 30 questions. Version 1 - negative exponents are allowed for the answers. x^4/x^7 would be x^-3 Version 2 - no negative exponents for the answers. x^4/x^7 would be the fraction 1/x^3 *Engaging*Grade at a glance*Semi self-checking (if the answer isn't in the answer bank, try again)

Practice graphing linear equations with this engaging winter-themed partner game. Students play with a partner. A student picks an equation and graphs the line. The line will pass through parts of a snow person. Then.... Version 1 - Pick one item to draw on your snow person. Be the first player to complete the snow person to be the winner!Version 2 - Draw all items on your snow person. Be the first player to complete the snow person to be the winner!Version 3 - Draw all items on your snow

Back to school means community building! This activity allows students to be creative and compliment each others creativity. Students are given a line and they need to turn it into a picture. Option A: 2 pages, 12 lines on each page. Intended for 2 separate days. Option B: 5 pages, one design 4x per page. Focus on one line each day. In addition to the first week of school, this activity is perfect during free time, after tests, as a reward, and for use with substitutes. You can also us

Start the school year with a fun, interactive, and meaningful back to school activity that helps students build connections and celebrate what makes them unique! This first week of school icebreaker encourages student voice, classroom collaboration, and creates a vibrant classroom display. How It Works: Each student receives a hexagon template and writes 6 things about themselves. Choose from 7 different hexagon designs—use one style for a cohesive look or mix them all for extra variety. Stude

Identify the point and slope from an equation in point-slope form, then graph the line. Which fruit does the line pass through. This activity is easy to grade at a glance, using the hint provided on the answer key. Bonus: Includes an extra slide with notes and 2 examples! This activity comes with print instructions in case a student does not have a device. *No prep*Grade at a glance!*No need for pencils!*ENGAGING!Let's Stay Connected!It's my goal to create middle school math lessons that reduce

Practice finding the midpoint with this engaging digital activity. Each correct answer will reveal a star and part of a picture! Students will be eager to see what the final picture is! There is also a bonus message that appears if all 12 answers are correct! There is an optional challenge section to find the other endpoint given the midpoint. There are 2 sheet tabs, so you can choose which version you want to share with your students. *No prep*Grade at a glance!*No need for pencils!*ENGAGI

Practice writing equations in slope intercept form, given a graph. Students select a graph from the drop down menu and identify the y-intercept and slope. Using that information, they write an equation. Each correct answer reveals a star, and part of a picture! Students will be eager to see the final picture! Includes 14 task cards (graphs). *No prep*Grade at a glance!*No need for pencils!*ENGAGING!*This activity is hosted in Google Sheets! Let's Stay Connected!It's my goal to create middle

Engage your students with this self checking progression art! Students use the Pythagorean Theorem to determine the length of zipline cables. Each correct answer reveals a star and an image of a character traveling along a zip line course. When all questions are correct, the final image will change and a positive phrase will appear. A paper copy is included. Differentiation: There is an additional tab on the digital version with the values of a and b. *No prep*Self checking*Grade at a glance

Introduce parabolas by finding coordinates using a table.Replace x with the value from the table and solve for y. Click and drag the points to the coordinate from the table.  Click and drag the parabola to connect the points!  Includes instructions to print for students without technology. TPT safely makes a copy in your Google Drive, but if you don't want them to have access and are interested in this resource, please e-mail me at tryanglemath@gmail.com.

Use this hexagon integer number line to practice comparing, ordering, and adding integers. Contains integers -20 to 20 in two different fonts. (See preview) Horizontal number line-10 to 10: Approximately 9 1/2 feet wide -20 to 20: Approximately 18 1/2 feet wide Vertical number line-10 to 10: Approximately 8 1/2 feet tall -20 to 20: Approximately 16 1/2 feet tall (You can also print 2 sheets on 1 page to make it shorter0 Also includes bonus labels!~ least ~ greatest ~ increasing (choice of up o

Write an equation in slope-intercept form that is parallel to the given line AND passes through the given point. Each correct answer will reveal a star and part of a picture! Students will be eager to see what the final picture is! There might be more than a koala! 12 questions included. *No prep*Grade at a glance!*No need for pencils!*ENGAGING!*Answers are protected! Students are not able to view the conditional formatting, and if they do, it says every answer is 1! *If a student doesn't

Write an equation in slope-intercept form that is parallel or perpendicular to the given line AND passes through the given point. This activity models what parallel and perpendicular lines looks like and that they don't have to have the same y-intercept, which is why we solve for b. 2 pagesParallel Lines - 4 problems to solve with graph and 6 to solve algebraically Perpendicular Lines - 4 problems to solve with graph and 6 to solve algebraically Let's Stay Connected!It's my goal to create midd

To practice finding area of a circle, students can find the area of a donut! 10 problems to master finding area of a circle and understand composite area. The first 8 problems have work space for students to show the area of the larger circle, the area of the smaller circle, and the difference. The last 2 problems have space for work, but students need to show their own steps. Keywords: composite area, compound area, annulus, donut, doughnut, area of circles, pi, test prep.

10 problems to practice multi-step equations ~  Distribute ~  Combine like terms ~  Get the variable terms on one side ~  + or - the constant ~  x or / the coefficient These problems will take students 30-60 minutes since there are many steps to do for each problem. All equations have 1 solution. Students color the crabs accordingly. If your students have not seen the crab rave, check it out on YouTube: Crab Rave VideoIf you enjoy this activity, please leave a review. If you enjoy saving money,

Each student gets a binomial card. I hole punch each one and create a necklace with yarn. Students pair up, write the 2 binomials, and multiply them. Students switch partners and repeat. I created this activity to get students moving and to get students to socialize with students other than their friends. I want all of my students to know how to be kind and get along with ALL students. This includes: ~ teacher directions ~ student directions ~ 120 binomial cards - allows you to differentia

Practice using the Pythagorean Theorem with this engaging and self checking digital activity! If correct, a laughing emoji magically appears along with a riddle phrase! All triangles in this version involve solving for c, the hypotenuse. Students will be eager to read each riddle! Includes 12 questions. The theme of the riddles is space. BONUS: There's an extra tab on the answer key with a printable version. The riddles aren't included, but it works in a pinch if a student doesn't have a

Given the point and slope, students will write an equation in point-slope form. Each correct answer reveals a star, and part of a picture! Students will be eager to see the final picture! Includes 12 questions. *No prep*Grade at a glance!*No need for pencils!*ENGAGING!*If a student doesn't have a device, you can easily print the question portion. Let's Stay Connected!It's my goal to create middle school math lessons that reduce math anxiety and encourage students to try. If you are looking t

Write an equation in slope-intercept form that is parallel or perpendicular to the given line AND passes through the given point. Then, graph the line and see which object the line passes through. This makes it easy to grade the assignment quickly! Includes 12 questions (6 parallel and 6 perpendicular) Bonus: There is a large font version for use with black lights! Double Bonus: There is an alternate version with equations in both standard form and slope-intercept form. *No prep*Grade at a gl

Write an equation in slope-intercept form that is perpendicular to the given line AND passes through the given point. Each correct answer will reveal a star and part of a picture! Students will be eager to see what the final picture is! There is also a bonus message that appears if all 12 answers are correct! *No prep*Grade at a glance!*No need for pencils!*ENGAGING!*Answers are protected! Students are not able to view the conditional formatting, and if they do, it says every answer is 1! *