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Free high school algebra game interactive whiteboards
Polynomials Jeopardy GAME! Have FUN!!
This is such a fun way to review for a test. This is the jeopardy game like you see on TV but you are questioning the students on all types of polynomials, adding, subtracting, multiplying them, etc. There are sounds involved and ways to keep up with scores. I hope you and your students will enjoy this as much as my students and I do!***Be sure you have the Promethean ActivInspire software to use!
Grades:
7th - 11th
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Mission Impossible Solving Inequalities
Mission Impossible is designed to be used as a review game. It includes an Introduction page, main board, and several pages where review questions can be posted.
Introduction Page features:
The top left corner media icon plays the Mission Impossible theme music.
Main Board Details:
Drag a red "X" over a "Mission Impossible" box to mark a question you will attempt.
Press "START" located at the bottom left of the "Mission Impossible" box to go to question.
Arrow on left takes you back t
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Exponent Rules Digital Puzzle
We all love puzzles! This Exponent Rules Puzzle can be used on a variety of devices and only requires a Google account. Students are asked to solve unsimplified expressions and then drag and drop the simplified expression to create a match. When they complete the puzzle, it turns into a 4-by-4 square. This Google Slides presentation can be assigned to individual students or a group of students to allow for a great collaborative environment.
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Grades:
9th - 11th
Polynomials Review Keep 'em honest game
This is a review game lesson set for Polynomials. There are adding, multiplying, factoring, and solving polynomial problems set in a game called Keep 'em Honest. The directions are in the lesson as well as questions. The answers are hidden by black boxes that need to be moved in order to reveal. Feel free to edit examples or add examples.These are basic polynomial problems, so for more of pre-algebra or an algebra class.
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Inequalities Jeopardy
This jeopardy game consists of 3 categories (graphing, solving, and word problems) about inequalities. Each category has 5 questions. There is also a final jeopardy question. There is a table for the questions with links to the questions and a link back to the table on each slide. Each question slide has the answer included but it has been covered by a rectangle that can be moved away to reveal the answer. There is also enough space on each slide to work out the solution for each question.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Algebra Review Game
This is a fun way to review basic algebra topics such as factoring and solving equations.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
Factoring Matching Activity for Smart Board
In this Smart Board activity, students move rectangles on the screen into the yellow game board. Each rectangle has an expression on all four sides. Students must line up expressions with their factored or trinomial form. This can be tricky, as some expressions appear more than once. Even finding the starting point can be tricky!Multiple slides are included to make re-starting the activity simple. Plus, the last slide is an answer key. http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Steve-Hiner
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Graphing Hangman
This Smart board game is fun to play when reviewing graphing equations, although it can also be used for various other math topics, and even other subjects as well. This template is easily modifiable.
These are my Instructions, however there are many ways you could play this game.
I break my students up into teams. Each team gets their own hangman game sheet. Teams go around picking a letter as you would normally for hangman.
After one team picks a letter a question is asked. Team
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Factoring Bingo
This is a Smart Notebook file that has everything you need to play bingo.Students need to complete a "Bingo" card then you can start!! Just show one screen at a time - students factor the quadratic - then cross off any factors they have on their Bingo Card.
Grades:
8th - 11th
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