Math

This is a group activity. Each question has each of the following: Finding slope using a graph Finding slope using two points Finding slope using a table All students in the same group will work out number one at the same time. One will be...

Fill in the table format for students to practice distributing, organizing terms into like terms and simplifying. Visit the Math Huddle for more resources

Short notes over the formulas of direct and inverse variations, when to use them, and example problems. Best used for review, reteach, and/or supplemented with other resources for full understanding of direct and inverse variations. These notes are short...

Key included! In the worksheet, students will create and analyze 4 sets of data and answer questions for each. They are asked to find the minimum, maximum, First Quartile (Q1), Third Quartile (Q3), Range, Median, Interquartile Range, and describe the...

This worksheet covers several algebraic concepts including: Writing Equations from situations Determining if there is a multiplicative or additive relationship Completing tables Determining Independent and Dependent variables Graphing situations...

Use these cards to help your students practice graphing linear equations. The first half of the cards focuses on equations written in slope-intercept form and asks students to identify the slope and the y-intercept and then graph the line. The second...

These 100 unique task cards allow you to assess your students ability to Use Function Notation to Evaluate Functions. There are multiple versions for various levels, including variables and different types of functions. Use as formative assessments,...

This form can be used in your math classroom when using your textbook for Close and Critical Reading. We want our students to use the same four questions across the curriculum so I have included each question and formatted it into a grid so that you can...

Cut up these hearts and distribute to the class. Have the students determine if the function on their half is odd, even, or neither. Then have them find their mate to mend the broken heart. Use these hearts as a fun festive way to celebrate math and...

If you are working on multiplying binomials or factoring or you need to review both concepts, these hearts are for you! Print and cut the hearts (laminate for repeated use) and hand out pieces. Have students find their match among their classmates or...

These 75 unique broken hearts have many classroom uses. The set includes hearts with and without answers so that you can cut the hearts and have students find their match or you can simply have them write their answers on the other side of the broken...

Mend these broken hearts by having your students simplify the radicals. The set includes 20 of each type- basic simplification, simplifying quotients and simplifying with variables (some with quotients too). These hearts are a great movement activity...