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Free high school math assessment videos
Slope (Rise over Run) Math SPED Lesson
Love this Mathematics lesson and want more great ideas? Get the entire 21 lesson bundle & video here!This Mathematics Slope SPED lesson plan is geared towards high school students with intellectual or moderate disabilities who must master Ohio's Learning Standards Extended and take the Alternate Assessment or other states' equivalent.Students watch a two minute video clip about the steepest street in the world - Canton Avenue found in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - to hook them into the lesson.P
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Gradebook Tutorial Video
Video Tutorial for how to use TPT Google Sheets grade book!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Also included in:Â High School Google Sheets Grade Book | Video Tutorial Bundle
Synthetic Division Of Polynomials. Videos & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to three high-quality 4K YouTube videos. The first video covers the basics on how to perform synthetic division, while displaying the long division calculation alongside using a simple example, so that students can see the parallels between the two methods. The second video follows the same format, but dives into a problem in which there are missing powers of x in the dividend. The third video considers a synthetic division problem in which the div
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9th - 12th
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Algebra 2 One Pager Graffiti Activity for Assessment
Students love the graffiti activity to review Algebra 2 topics.Students draw, write, and describe different topics to create their graffiti wall. Great for test prep and assessment. Find graffiti topics for your math classroom such as :- Linear Equations and Functions - Systems of equations- Quadratics - Polynomials - Radical functions and Radical Exponents- Exponents and Logarithmic Functions - Rational Functions - Conic Sections- Probability - Data Analysis and Statistics- Sequences and Serie
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9th - 11th
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Leading Coefficient & Leading Term of a Polynomial. Video & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to a high-quality 4K YouTube video that is engaging, informative and to the point. Additionally, a Kahoot! link is provided in which students will have to answer 10 multiple choice questions in total. The first 5 questions are based on polynomials that contain one variable only, whereas the last 5 questions are based on polynomials that contain 2 or more variables. Students will need to write polynomials in ascending order, descending order, identi
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7th - 10th
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Polynomial Long Division. Videos & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to three high-quality 4K YouTube videos. The first video focuses on the basics of the polynomial long division process and goes over a very simple example. The second video looks at an example where the divisor is of the form ax – b, and where there is a 'missing' x term in the dividend. The third video dives into a more challenging example, where there are 'missing' terms in the dividend and quotient, with some subtractions that appear to leave no
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9th - 12th
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Simplifying Expressions Packet #1 (Distance Learning)
What it is:34 minute video on Simplifying Expressions (combining like-terms and distributive property)10 Practice Problems + Answer KeySuggestions for ImplementationKahoot! Activity Link (5 questions)Pro Tips:Download my 3 additional auto-graded quizzes simplifying expressions for MAXIMUM benefits!Assign to students via Google Classroom (or whatever other platform you use). Split this packet into a 4 day activity! Check in with students during your virtual classroom sessions. A more detailed les
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Rational Zero Theorem. Video & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to a high-quality 4K YouTube video. This video explains the Rational Zero Theorem and how it can be applied to factor polynomials, particularly higher degree polynomials like 3rd degree (cubic) polynomials, 4th degree (quartic) polynomials etc.Additionally, a Kahoot! link is provided that consists of 10 questions which will comprehensively test your students' understanding of the Rational Zero Theorem and how to use it to factor polynomials. It wil
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9th - 12th
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What Are Polynomials? Monomials, Binomials, Trinomials. Videos & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to two high-quality 4K YouTube videos that are high-energy, engaging and informative. The first video explores the meaning behind the word 'polynomial', and looks at various examples of words that use the prefixes 'poly', 'mono', 'bi', and 'tri'. It describes what is meant by a 'term', together with a variety of examples of terms, as well as an overview of common terminology used in algebra. It concludes with different examples of monomials, binomi
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6th - 9th
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3:47
Mathematics | Common math mistakes #4 (math riddles on quadrilaterals)
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Do you guys also get confused between all the different types of the quadrilaterals that we have? Like Square, Rhombus, Kite, parallelogram etc. Don't worry, we have this amazing riddle session that will help you to remember all the properties of Quadrilaterals and also it will help you to revise everything it in just a matter of few minutes.
this is a video with riddle based math quiz on quadrilaterals.
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Math - Common math mistakes #1
Mathemati
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6th - 12th
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Math Task Cards First Grade Solve the Room Center YEARLONG Bundle
Teachers Pay TeachersSearchMath Task Cards First Grade Solve the Room CenterPreview Included ProductsHa2k FollowersGrade LevelsK - 2ndSubjectsBasic Operations, Numbers, Place Valu1.NBT.B.2cResource TypeActivities, Task Cards, CentersFormats IncludedZiBundleWhat educators are sayingMy students love searching the room to find each of the cards. I love how engaged they are and the learning that is taking place in my classroom.— Lisa F. This is THE BEST activity for my early finishers. There are so
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Remainder Theorem. Videos & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to two high-quality 4K YouTube videos. This video series on The Remainder Theorem reviews terminology associated with polynomial division and gives a clear explanation for WHY The Remainder Theorem works, before using it to find the remainder in a specific example. Both long division and synthetic division are used to check the remainder. The first video focuses on divisors of the form x±a, while the second video focuses on divisors of the form ax±
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9th - 12th
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The Factor Theorem. Videos & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to two high-quality 4K YouTube videos. This first video in The Factor Theorem series explores the basics of what a factor really is, and how factors and non-factors are determined by remainders. Thereafter, the Factor Theorem is carefully introduced and put to use with some simple examples. The second video in this series puts the Factor Theorem to good use by testing a set of binomials to determine which of them are factors of a given polynomial.A
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9th - 12th
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Factoring Cubic Polynomials Using Grouping. Video & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to a high-quality 4K YouTube video. This video explains Factoring Cubic Polynomials by Grouping and the necessary conditions that need to be met in order for this method to be used.Additionally, a Kahoot! link is provided that consists of 10 questions which will comprehensively test your students' understanding of factoring cubic polynomials using grouping. Students will have to assess whether given polynomials can be factored by grouping and then
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9th - 12th
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Polynomial or Not - Separating Polynomials from Non-Polynomials. Video & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to a high-quality 4K YouTube video that clearly explains the rules for classifying an algebraic expression as either a polynomial or non polynomial. The video puts these rules into practice, where your students will be presented with several algebraic expressions, and be given a few seconds to decide whether each is a polynomial or not, followed by a short explanation. Additionally, a Kahoot! link is provided that consists of 10 questions in total.
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7th - 10th
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Finding the Degree of a Polynomial. Video & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to a high-quality 4K YouTube video that clearly and effectively explains how to find the degree of any polynomial in less than 3 minutes. It covers the general rule for finding the degree of a polynomial, before going over 5 different examples. Additionally, a Kahoot! link is provided where students will be shown 7 different polynomials, and will have to type in the degree of each polynomial. There are a variety of polynomials, including one with t
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7th - 10th
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Evaluate Polynomial Expressions at Given Values. Video & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to a high-quality 4K YouTube video that is engaging, informative and to the point. Additionally, a Kahoot! link is provided that consists of 10 multiple choice questions in which students have to evaluate a variety of polynomials. It starts off easy with one-variable polynomials but progresses to multi-variable polynomials that may include fractions as coefficients. Students will also need to evaluate polynomials by substituting fractions.
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7th - 10th
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Mathematics | Common math mistakes #3
Take this quiz on area of quadrilaterals and find out where you go wrong.
Do you wish to know where you lose marks in math? Take this fun based quiz on math conversions and calculations to find out.
Many students make these common mistakes, here in this video we've tried to identify these mistakes and we've given tips on how to avoid these common mistakes.
There is a series of videos for a different topics,
Have a look at them,
Math - Common math mistakes #1
Mathematics | Common m
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6th - 12th
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The Integral Zero Theorem. Video & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to a high-quality 4K YouTube video. This video explains the Integral Zero Theorem and how it can be applied to factor polynomials, particularly higher degree polynomials like 3rd degree (cubic) polynomials, 4th degree (quartic) polynomials etc.Additionally, a Kahoot! link is provided that consists of 10 questions which will comprehensively test your students' understanding of the Integral Zero Theorem and how to use it to factor polynomials. It wil
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9th - 12th
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Kandoolu Overview - Rigorous Formative Assessment Made Easy
Kandoolu is a standards-aligned formative assessment tool built by and for educators.
Build a rigorous quiz in under five minutes, receive real-time student data, and automatically assign differentiated learning resources to learners based on quiz results.
We currently feature Math content for grades 1-8, Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry. ELA Grammar modules for grades 1-8 will be added this fall, followed by reading passages later in the 2017-18 school year.
Take Kandoolu for a test driv
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1st - 9th
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Math - Common math mistakes #1
Do you wish to know where you lose marks in math? Take this fun based quiz on math conversions and calculations to find out.
Many students make these common mistakes, here in this video we've tried to identify these mistakes and we've given tips on how to avoid these common mistakes.
There is a series of videos for a different topics,
Have a look at them,
Mathematics | Common math mistakes #2
Mathematics | Common math mistakes #3
Mathematics | Common math mistakes #4 (math riddles on
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6th - 12th
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Free Download - How to determine Significant Digits using map of U.S.
I have the easiest way to learn about significant figures! If you don't believe me, give my video a try. Teaching them will forever be easier if you learn my way.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Adding Polynomials | Horizontal & Vertical Method | Video & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to a high-quality 4K YouTube video that clearly explains how to add polynomials using both the vertical and horizontal method. Additionally, a Kahoot! link is provided that consists of 6 multiple choice questions. The first three questions involve the addition of 2 polynomials, while the last three questions involve the addition of 3 polynomials. The last question will really test your students' ability to pay attention to detail.
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7th - 10th
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Subtracting Polynomials. Video & Kahoot!
This FREE educational resource gives you access to a high-quality 4K YouTube video. Before getting into the process of subtracting polynomials, this video explains why subtracting a positive value gives a negative value, and why subtracting a negative value gives a positive value. Additionally, questions involving polynomial subtraction can be worded in different ways, which is also explored in this video, before diving into into two examples involving the the subtraction of polynomials, includi
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7th - 10th
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