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Graphing Quadratic Functions in Standard Form Penguin Snowball Fight!
This activity requires students to NEATLY graph quadratic functions in standard form. Students will graph 8 parabolas, and should be able to find the vertex by completing the square or using x = -B/2A. All graphs have at least 2 transformations. After students graph each parabola, they write the letter of the equation next to the penguin that it went through. This is a fitting activity for winter months, such as December, January, or February, but is also fun to use at any time of the year!Visi
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Graphing Absolute Value Functions in Vertex Form Penguin Snowball Fight!
This activity requires students to neatly graph absolute value functions in vertex form. Students will graph 8 absolute value functions, and should have an understanding of various transformations: horizontal and vertical translations, vertical reflections, and vertical stretches. All graphs have at least 2 transformations. After students graph each absolute value function, they write the letter of the equation next to the penguin that it went through. This is a fitting activity for winter mont
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Penguin Snowball Fight! Graphing Quadratic Equations in Vertex Form
This activity requires students to NEATLY graph quadratic functions in vertex form. Students will graph 8 parabolas, and should have an understanding of various transformations: horizontal and vertical translations, vertical reflections, and vertical stretches. All graphs have at least 2 transformations. After students graph each parabola, they write the letter of the function next to the penguin that it went through. This is a fitting activity for winter months, such as December, January, o
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Holiday Clipart Task Cards- Graphing Linear Equations and Inequalities
This is a good low-key review activity for students, and as an added bonus, is an easy way to get decorations for around your room that the students can help with! There are blank graphs (a tree, hat, mitten, wreath, star, and present) to decorate, and I’ve included 3 sets of 21 cards: systems of linear equations in slope-intercept form, systems of linear equations in standard form, and linear inequalities in slope-intercept form. I cut out the equation cards and randomly hand out 6 to each stud
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Condensing & Expanding Logarithmic Expressions Scavenger Hunt & Circuit WS
Students need to know how to condense and expand logarithmic expressions using both numbers and variables using the power rule, product rule, and quotient rule for logarithms. There are two versions: Version 1 has a total of 18 problems and Version 2 has a total of 12 problems. There is a scavenger hunt and a circuit worksheet for each version. An answer key with worked-out solutions is included.For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students
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Sum Em Activity Bundle
This bundle contains 25 sum 'em activities. The activities span Pre-Algebra to Pre-Calculus. Click on the links below to see each activityThis bundle is hosted on Dropbox. Upon purchase, you will receive a pdf with directions and a link to the Dropbox folder where the files can be downloaded. 1. Trig Ratios Sum 'Em Activity2. Volume of Cylinders, Cones, and Spheres Sum 'Em Activity3. Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equations Sum 'Em Activity4. Solving Radical Equations Sum 'Em Activit
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Pixar-Themed Compound Interest Scavenger Hunt & Circuit Worksheet
Students need to know the compound interest formula. Students can use a scientific or graphing calculator to solve, there are no continuous interest problems (they do not need to use base e), and they do NOT need to graph or use logs. There are a total of 8 problems.For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students to walk around and work in groups. I give students the answer doc and they can start at whatever half sheet they’re closest to. Once
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Factoring Polynomials Scavenger Hunt & Circuit Worksheet
Students will need to know how to factor quadratics with a leading coefficient (A-value) not equal to 1, factor higher order polynomials (ie cubics, quartics), factor by grouping, and factor a difference of squares. There are a total of 12 problems and an answer key with worked-out solutions is included. For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students to walk around and work in groups. I give students the answer doc and they can start at whate
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Solving Logarithmic Equations Scavenger Hunt & Circuit Worksheet
Students need to know how to condense logarithmic expressions using the power rule, quotient rule, and product rule, rewrite log expressions in exponential form, and solve equations. Some of the problems require solving quadratic equations by factoring and checking for extraneous solutions. There are a total of 12 problems. An answer key with worked-out solutions is included.For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students to walk around and w
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Systems of Linear Equations (Substitution or Graphing) Scavenger Hunt & Circuit
There are two versions: one with 12 problems and one with 8 problems. You can choose which answer sheet to hand out: students can solve by graphing or solve by substitution. All systems have 1 equation in standard form (with integer x and y intercepts) and 1 equation in slope-intercept form and all answers are integers. If you have the students solve by substitution, a few problems will require dealing with fractions. An answer key with worked-out solutions is included.For this activity, I cut
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Properties of Logs (condensing and expanding) Puzzle
This is a great activity for Algebra 2 or Precalculus students to practice using properties of logs; condensing and expanding using product, quotient, and power rules. This is a good activity for partners, but also can be used as review for individuals. If you want it to be easier for students, tell them the shape (it will be a triangle) and to start with the plain circle at the top. Otherwise, don’t tell them what shape or orientation and it will be slightly more difficult. I recommend they be
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Kahoot: Algebra II Collections (64 total kahoot links) math game no prep
Get ready to supercharge your students' math skills with these high-energy Kahoots! With 64 total links covering all the major topics in Algebra II, your students will have endless opportunities for fun and engaging math practice. Each Kahoot features 10-15 questions, perfect for daily in-class practice or quick spiral review. While these Kahoots may not include multistep questions, they are ideal for opening or closing a class, or even posting on your school's platform for extra homework practi
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ALGEBRA: Solving Ratio Problems
These worksheets aim to provide a structured way for students to practice algebraic skills specifically related to ratios. They can be used as homework assignments, in-class exercises, or for self-study to reinforce classroom learning. The inclusion of real-world scenarios helps students see the practical applications of algebraic ratios in various situations.
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Solving Rational Equations Scavenger Hunt & Circuit Worksheet
There are a total of 12 problems, and each problem requires getting a common denominator to solve. Several problems require factoring to get a common denominator or to solve for x. For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students to walk around and work in groups. I give students the answer doc and they can start at whatever half sheet they’re closest to. Once they write the answer down, they search for the answer on a different half sheet, wri
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Finding the "nth" Term Lesson and Practice
Lesson on finding the "nth" term in Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences. Resources include chunked notes and practice, a formula template (great for laminating and using white dry erase markers!) and a Practice Worksheet. Lesson adapted from the Kendall Hunt IM Algebra 2 curriculum (Unit 1)
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Writing Linear Equations in Desmos (Linear Regression) PDF
One-page of steps to explicitly show and explain the steps of linear regression in Desmos when given a table.
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Solar Eclipse 2024 | Word Search | Advanced | Algebra | Brain Break | Vocab
Solar Eclipse Word Search: Advanced Brain Break ActivityTake a celestial break with this Solar Eclipse Word Search, designed for advanced puzzlers and astronomy enthusiasts alike. This brain-teasing word search features a captivating solar eclipse theme, making it the perfect activity for students, adults, and anyone looking to unwind with a cosmic challenge.With carefully selected words related to solar eclipses, astronomy, and celestial phenomena, this advanced-level word search offers a delig
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Solving Equations Color by Number Activity (Modified Version included)
Do you need a fun way for students to practice solving equations? This print and go color by number activity is a great way to engage students without the typical worksheet. Students will love the final result of Mario. I also love that this is a great way for students to have immediate feedback. Included is also a modified version. This allows students who normally struggle to be more independent.Included:Solving Equations Color by Number Activity (Two versions)Answer KeysYou might also like:Ra
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Virtual Game: Color Wheel / Jenga TEMPLATE
Academic games are designed to maintain student engagement. Virtual activities are integrated into the lesson as a tool to enhance student engagement. When students are engaged, students are learning. What better way to get scholars engaged than by playing games and making learning fun. This virtual color wheel gives students choice in problems to complete and gives suspense on which problems they must solve due to the wheel.
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Graphing Polynomials with Zeros Card Match
I use this activity after students have learned to graph polynomials using their zeros and end behavior. It’s a great opener or closer, and usually takes my students about 10 minutes. All equations are factored, and some include even multiplicities (bounces on the x-axis). This activity is best for partners as it encourages team work, reinforces use of vocabulary, and facilitates discussions to further understanding of this PreCalculus/Algebra 2 topic. If you have access to a laminator, the car
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Linear Inequalities Matching Activity
In this activity, students are given 12 inequalities and 12 graphs. For each inequality, students will complete a table identifying if the line is solid/dotted, shaded up/down, and the slope and y-intercept. With that information, they can then cut out the correct graph and glue it to their table, or simply identify the graph letter. A great scaffolded activity perfect for SLIFE, ESL, or SPED students.
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Multiplying Polynomials using FOIL and Box Methods
This is a worksheet that I put together to help students with multiplying polynomials. It goes over multiplying a monomial by a monomial, a monomial by a binomial, binomial with a binomial (FOIL and Box methods used here), and multiplying a binomial with a trinomial (used distributive method and box method). Some exercises are provided to give students a chance to apply what they learn.
Total pages for the worksheet is 3. This pdf now includes a key, so the total page count is 6.
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Converting from Point-Slope to Slope-Intercept Packet
This packet contains 12 problems asking students to convert equations from point-slope to slope-intercept form, identify the slope and y-intercept, and graph the line. For six of the problems, students are given point-slope form. For the other six, students are given a slope and point, must write the equation in point-slope form, and then convert and graph. This activity is fully scaffolded, perfect for SLIFE, ESL, or SPED students.
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Converting from Standard to Slope-Intercept Form Packet
This packet contains 12 problems asking students to convert equations from standard to slope-intercept form, identify the slope and y-intercept, and graph the line. This activity is fully scaffolded, perfect for SLIFE, ESL, or SPED students.
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