Variable Ninja

Jeopardy PowerPoint game for perimeter, area, surface area, volume, and composite shapes. Clicking on a question box brings you to the problem slide. Next slide is the answer with a home button to go back to the main slide. Recommend using with a timer.

PowerPoint jeopardy game. Students need to be able to solve for missing parts of right triangles with trig functions, know special right triangle rules, know the unit circle and how to use it, know trig formulas (law of sines, law of cosines, heron's formula), and know basic sine/cosine graphing. Clicking on a question box brings you to the problem slide. Next slide is the answer with a home button to go back to the main slide. Recommend using with a timer.

Bingo game with basic trigonometric graph and unit circle questions. For the graph questions students need to be able to find the amplitude and period from a graph or equation as well has determine the equation of a graph. Only sine and cosine functions. Some graphs have vertical shifts. The unit circle questions involve converting radians to degrees or find the value of cosine or sine. Takes about 25-30 minutes allowing for 5-6 winners including the time for students to fill in their bingo

I’m offering this resource for free because I’m experimenting with a different style of statistics instruction and want feedback from real classrooms. I’d genuinely love to hear what worked, what didn’t, and what could be improved. Explore → Extract → Execute → ExtendInstead of starting with formulas and notes, students begin by interacting with online simulations and visual tools to build intuition first. From there, they move into guided notes, practice, and extension activities. What’s Inclu

Jeopardy PowerPoint game for arithmetic, geometric, infinite geometric, and recursive sequences and series. Clicking on a question box brings you to the problem slide. Next slide is the answer with a home button to go back to the main slide. Recommend using with a timer.

Lessons, practice, and assignments for arithmetic, geometry, and infinite sequences and series. Includes: Pages 1-2: Arithmetic Sequences Pages 3-4: Arithmetic Series Page 5: Arithmetic Sequences and Series Assignment Page 6-7: Geometric Sequences Page 8-9: Geometric Series Page 10: Geometric Sequences and Series Assignment Page: 11-12: Infinite Series Page 13-14: Recursive Sequences Page 15-16: Review

Bingo game with basic area and surface area questions. Questions ask students to identify what figure different formulas are used for as well as identify things like the height, slant height, base, area of base, etc. Only a few of the problems require doing calculations. Playing one round allowing for 5-6 winners takes about 25 - 30 minutes.

Jeopardy PowerPoint game for geometric reflections, translations, rotations (counterclockwise), and dilations. Clicking on a question box brings you to the problem slide. Next slide is the answer with a home button to go back to the main slide. Recommend using with a timer.