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Common Core HSF-IF.A.1 games for Microsoft PowerPoint
8 Algebra 1 Review Games / Jeopardy Style PowerPoint Games
These no prep Algebra 1 Review Games are a great way for your students to practice the major topics covered in Algebra 1 in a fun Jeopardy style game format. Topics for each PowerPoint include: Solving Multi Step Equations, Solving Inequalities, Linear Functions, Systems of Equations and Inequalities, Exponent Rules, Polynomials, Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences and Solving Quadratic Equations.***See the attached preview for a complete list of each topic covered on each PowerPoint.Each game c
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8th - 10th
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Functions Power Point Review Game
This 25-question, Jeopardy-inspired, Power Point Review Game, provides students with practice working with functions. Students will see the following types of problems:Functions- Yes or No? (ordered pairs, tables, mapping diagram, graphs)Domain & Range Domain & Range of Continuous GraphsEvaluate FunctionsKey Features of Graphs of functions (domain, range, increasing, decreasing, maximum, minimum) This makes a great review day activity! I have my students work in small groups and solve
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8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Algebra 1 Activities Bundle
Linear Functions Game Algebra Jeopardy Review PowerPoint
This no prep linear functions review game is a great Pre Algebra or Algebra 1 review of linear equations and slope. This power point jeopardy style game will make reviewing all things linear equations fun for your students. Questions include a variety of problem types and difficulty levels including word problems and review of formulas. Topics include graphing, changing forms of linear equations (slope intercept to standard to point slope), slope and intercepts, word problems, and parallel and
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â 5 Algebra 1 First Semester Review Games / Jeopardy Style PowerPoint Games
5 Algebra 1 First Semester Review Games / Jeopardy Style PowerPoint Games
These no prep Algebra 1 Review Games are a great way for your students to practice the major topics covered in the first half of Algebra 1 in a fun Jeopardy style game format. Topics for each PowerPoint include: Solving Multi Step Equations, Solving Inequalities, Linear Functions, Systems of Equations and a 1st Semester Review.***See the attached preview for a complete list of each topic covered on each PowerPoint.Each game contains 25 questions on 5 different categories related to the topics ab
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7th - 10th
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Algebra I STAAR EOC Review No Prep Practice Activity 2021 (with HINTS/ANSWERS)
Unleash your inner algebra superstar with our Algebra I STAAR EOC Review Marker Board Practice! This powerhouse tool features the full released 2021 test, complete with 54 challenging questions designed to sharpen your skills and boost your confidence. Each question is presented on a dynamic PowerPoint slide, complete with helpful hints and detailed answers to ensure you're fully prepared for test day. Perfect for students with special education needs or those who thrive on differentiated instru
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9th - 10th
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Introduction to Graphing, Ordered Pairs, and Slope Lessons & Games (no prep)
Perfect Bundle for the Busy Teacher. This product includes 2 powerpoint lesson with guided notes for introducing graphing. A video lesson with guided notes. The lessons are Common Core Guided lessons introducing number sense, sets, relations ordered pairs, how to graph lines using the x & y intercepts, how to find the slope graphically, and how to find the slope mathematically. The guided notes keep students engaged but keep class moving because they do not need to copy every piece of infor
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6th - 9th
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Transforming Linear, Quadratic and Exponential Functions Algebra Jeopardy Game
This no prep Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 Jeopardy style PowerPoint game reviews transforming linear, quadratic and exponential graphs and the effect on their functions. Questions include a variety of problem types and difficulty levels including work with graphs, equations, and domain and range. Topics include linear transformations, quadratic transformations, exponential transformations, mixed review, and domain and range. ***Students don't need a graphing calculator for this game, but they can be
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8th - 11th
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Function Notation (Evaluate & Solve) - Tumbling Towers Game PowerPoint Activity
Get ready for a thrilling Tumbling Towers game with this Evaluate and Solve using Function Notation activity for use with PowerPoint. This cute wooden tower game will engage your entire class in an interactive review, as they evaluate and solve functions (Linear, Absolute Value and Quadratic) and carefully choose wooden blocks while risking tumbling the whole tower and losing all their hard earned points! Make learning fun with this captivating and educational PowerPoint game.21 Function Notatio
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7th - 10th
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Algebra 1 Modeling Linear Functions Jeopardy Style Review Game
You’re going to love your new Jeopardy Style Vocabulary Review Game for Modeling Linear Functions. This Jeopardy Style Game is perfect for Distance Learning, Whole Class Review, Small Group Work, Independent Practice, and Test Preparation.This awesome product reviews key vocabulary terms covered in the Modeling Linear Functions Unit such as: arithmetic sequences, continuous, linear function, dependent variable, domain, range, function notation, relation, independent variable, interval notation,
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8th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Algebra I Jeopardy Style Review Games Bundle
Function or Not? Taking a daring trip through The Dungeon of Doom!!!
This interactive PowerPoint is a great formative assessment tool that will challenge your students to correctly use the definition of a function to escape from the Dungeon of Doom! Students will look at graphs, tables, and mapping diagrams and use what they know about functions to choose a door in which to escape. One wrong move and they're trapped. The beauty is that other students never know which door(s) were wrong. This means that if one student fails to escape, another can try without c
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7th - 9th
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Intro to functions (halloween) review
This halloween themed review is used for a quick review of properties of functions. Topics included: Parent functions, domain and range, Even and odd functions, local and absolute max and min, increasing/decreasing, and average rate of change. How I play: Students solve questions individually or in pairs before the timer runs out. Their answer is written on a whiteboard of piece of paper. At the end if time, I go around and give a card to each team/player with the correct answer. Heres the trick
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9th - 12th
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Function Arithmetic and Function Composition with Domain Trashketball
This is a game that covers function arithmetic and composition of functions. It also asks students to find domain of functions. Students can play in groups of four. The teacher can choose a four letter word for the game. Each member of the group chooses one of the letters. For example, if the word is love, then one person is L, one person is O, one person is V, and one person is E. Everyone is expected to complete each problem. Start with the first problem. After an appropriate amount of time, t
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8th - 12th
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Functions Jeopardy (Pre-Algebra)
This Jeopardy focuses on what makes a relation a function, their properties and how to evaluate them, and arithmetic sequences. It is common core aligned for Algebra 1. Its columns are as follows: Domain and Range, Function Properties, Function Evaluation, Arithmetic Sequences, and All Mixed Up.This is a PowerPoint Template created on a Mac, but it should also be compatible with a PC. All problems are handcrafted and designed to get more difficult as they go down.Rules: I use some sort of game t
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8th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Jeopardy for Pre-Algebra
Linear functions, systems and inequalities Jeopardy
This is a great way to review before an exam. This interactive powerpoint jeopardy game asks questions with varying degrees of difficulty. The topics include slope, parts of a function, converting between different function forms, systems of equation and linear inequalities. I usually have my students work in teams and any group that gets the right answer when time is up, gets the points. This encourages students to keep working even if they aren't the fastest in the class. My students real
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7th - 10th
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Graphing Linear Functions Jeopardy
This Jeopardy focuses on what makes a relation a function, linear functions, and absolute value functions. It is common core aligned for Algebra 1. Its columns are as follows: Functions (is it a function? domain and range), Linear Parts (y=mx+b, slope, intercepts), Graph Me (Graphing a linear equation with different given info), Graph Me Absolutely (Graphing absolute value equations), and All Mixed Up.This is a PowerPoint Template created on a Mac, but it should also be compatible with a PC. All
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Grades:
8th - 9th
Also included in:Â Jeopardy for Algebra
Functions | Jeopardy Game | PLUS Digital Access
Use this Jeopardy-Like Game to Practice and Review Functions. It was created to be INTERACTIVE, FUN, & ENGAGING!Categories included:1) Fill In the Blank2) This or That?3) Which One Doesn't Belong4) True or False5) Mix It Up!Inside you will find a PowerPoint document that includes:DirectionsDigital Access Page (Google Slides)Functions PowerpointCredits PageFor a sneak peak click PREVIEW!Concepts included are: - Functions- Discrete & Continuous- Function Notation- Domain & Range------
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Math Interactive Games BUNDLE | PLUS Digital Versions
Algebra 1 PowerPoint Game (SPLAT) - First Semester Review
Get students up and moving with this Algebra 1 and Pre Algebra PowerPoint Game. This Semester 1 Review lets students practice solving equations, inequalities, linear functions, systems and more! Students will race to be the first to solve an equation and SPLAT or smack the correct answer card located around the classroom. Each problem also has a detailed solution slide that will show students the steps needed to solve each equation. Answers may be given as fractions, decimals or mixed numbers. *
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7th - 10th
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Graphing Function and Linear Equations Review Jeopardy
This is a review game that covers the topics of functions, linear functions, function notation, linear equations in standard form and linear equations in slope-intercept form. This review does not contain writing linear equations. That will be located in a different product yet to be released.
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8th - 10th
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Interpreting Functions Review! Math 1/Algebra 1 or Math 3/Algebra 2
Covers the following standards under the "Functions" Cluster - IF.2, 4, 6, 7, 8a, 9There are 15 questions total. An answer slide is included after each question slide.
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8th - 11th
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