This factor chart lists all of the factors for every integer from 1 to 100. Great tool to use to help support students who have trouble with factoring.

This exploration is an investigative activity that allows students to explore the relationship between the dimensions and volume of a rectangular prism. This is a great introduction to optimization problems in the calculus classroom.

This goal tracking sheet allows students to create a SMART goal and use daily mini goals to help them become successful. Students will refer to this sheet every day and track their progress for each of their three daily goals. Students will be able to refer back to their motivation and reward to help them reach their goal. A sample sheet with suggested responses is also included.

Do you students ever say that they are good multitaskers? Use this activity to show them that their typical perception of multitasking is actually an act of “task switching” and is a hindrance to learning. By using one class timer, each student will discover how long it takes them to complete two separate writing challenges. After the challenges are complete, you can use this data to have students find the five number summary in order to create and compare box plots of the challenge times. This activity can lead to a great class discussion that can encourage students to avoid distractions when they are doing school work.

A fun Geometry activity to engage your students in a real life situation of making a cake and seeing if you are able to do it under budget. This activity has students use graphing, surface area, volume, unit conversion, Pythagorean Theorem, and more! Great for an end of the year review activity or a great way to tie in numerous mathematical concepts! PDF file includes 2 page worksheet and 2 page answer key.

Are you trying to help your students see the connection between slope-intercept, point-slope, and standard form? If so, Graph-A-Palooza is the activity for you. With four pages and a total of 16 problems, students will begin by finding the slope between two points. Once they find the slope, students will write an equation in point slope form and then convert that equation to slope intercept form. After this, students will convert their equation to standard form and use that equation to easily find the x and y intercepts. Students will plot the two given two points, any x and y intercepts that they find, and then they will draw a line connecting the points. Students should then verify that the slope matches their graphs and that all the concepts and ideas connect together. This is a great activity to reinforce the three forms of equations and see how they are all connected. Students must be able to work with fractions and distribution to complete all of the problems.

A foldable for Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 that covers the standard, vertex, and factored forms of quadratic equations. There are explanations on what each of the parameters mean for each of the three forms and there is an example of the same problem graphed using all three forms. Both a completely filled in foldable and a half filled in foldable (so students can include their own examples) are included.

A math guide that helps students with topics such as the x-axis, the y-axis, horizontal, vertical, quadrants, origin, ordered pairs, coordinates, and intercepts

A foldable for Algebra 1 that covers the linear, exponential, and quadratic functions. There are explanations on what each of the parameters mean for each of the three functions and there is an example for each of the different functions.. Both a completely filled in foldable and a half filled in foldable (so students can include their own examples) are included.

A foldable for Algebra 1 that covers the linear, exponential, and quadratic functions. There are explanations on what each of the parameters mean for each of the three functions and there is an example for each of the different functions.. Both a completely filled in foldable and a half filled in foldable (so students can include their own examples) are included.

A foldable for Algebra 1 that covers the slope-intercept, standard, and point-slope forms of linear functions. There are explanations on what each of the parameters mean for each of the three forms and there is an example of the same problem graphed using all three forms. Both a completely filled in foldable and a half filled in foldable (so students can include their own examples) are included.

A foldable for Algebra 1 that covers the graphing, substitution, and elimination methods. There are directions on how to solve using each method and there is an example of the same problem solved using all three methods. Both a completely filled in foldable and a half filled in foldable (so students can include their own examples) are included.

This calculus study guide will helps students differentiate between the height of a function, the average height of the function, the slope of a tangent line, the slope of a secant line, the area under a curve, and the change in height between two points. Students will compare these six characteristics of a function using an original function as well as its antiderivative function. There are 16 total problems where students can conceptually draw in the visuals themselves. An answer key is included as well.

From the producers of "Teach Me How to Factor", a set of guided notes that mirror the popular YouTube music video math rap. The guided notes walk students through the video lesson and come complete with warmup questions, self-check problems for students, lyric sheets, class discussion questions, and answer keys. This pdf file has everything you will need to turn an exciting video into an effective and engaging lesson. Great for teaching about factoring binomials, factoring difference of squares, and factoring trinomials. Discussion questions discuss polynomials, terms, degrees, FOIL, and GCF (greatest common factors). This lesson prepares students to factor so that they may eventually solve quadratic equations. Math, music, song, rap, dancing, and fun...what more could a teacher want? Good to use for 7th through 10th grade. Great for homeschool use, review for adults, or any algebra or pre-algebra class. An all around great lesson aligned to the Common Core State Standards. Includes 1 title page, 3 pages of guided notes, 2 pages of lyrics, 1 page of discussion questions, and 4 pages of answer keys for the guided notes and discussion questions.

From the producers of "All I Do Is Solve", a set of guided notes that mirror the popular YouTube music video math rap. The guided notes walk students through the video lesson and come complete with warmup questions, self-check problems for students, lyric sheets, class discussion questions, and answer keys. This pdf file has everything you will need to turn an exciting video into an effective and engaging lesson. Great for teaching about the graphing, elimination, and substitution methods for solving systems of equations. Discussion questions discuss systems, infinite solutions, no solutions, additive inverses and expressions. This lesson prepares students to solve systems of equations to help find real real world solutions. Math, music, song, rap, dancing, and fun...what more could a teacher want? Good to use for 8th through 10th grade. Great for homeschool use, review for adults, or any algebra or algebra 2 class. An all around great lesson aligned to the Common Core State Standards. Includes 1 title page, 6 pages of guided notes, 2 pages of lyrics, 1 page of discussion questions, and 7 pages of answer keys for the guided notes and discussion questions.

From the producers of "Graph!", WSHSmath presents a set of guided notes/problem sets that mirror the popular YouTube music video math rap. The activity guides students through the video lesson and comes complete with warmup questions, problem sets, lyric sheets, and answer keys. This pdf file has everything you will need to turn an exciting video into an effective and engaging lesson. Great for teaching about linear functions, rate of change, y-intercepts, slope, standard form, and point slope form. Math, music, song, rap, dancing, and fun...what more could a teacher want? Good to use for 8th through 9th grade to teach or review graphing linear equations. Great for homeschool use, review for adults, or any algebra or pre-algebra class. An all around great lesson aligned to the Common Core State Standards. Includes 1 title page, 8 pages of guided notes/problem sets, 2 pages of lyrics, and 8 pages of answer keys.

From the producers of "Do The Quad Solve", a set of guided notes that mirror the popular YouTube music video math rap. The guided notes walk students through the video lesson and come complete with warmup questions, self-check problems for students, lyric sheets, class discussion questions, and answer keys. This pdf file has everything you will need to turn an exciting video into an effective and engaging lesson. Great for teaching about factoring, completing the square, and the quadratic formula. Discussion questions discuss linear factors, the zero product property, trinomial perfect squares, and discriminants. This lesson prepares students to solve quadratics so that they may eventually solve cubic and other polynomial equations. Math, music, song, rap, dancing, and fun...what more could a teacher want? Good to use for Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. Great for homeschool use, review for adults, or any algebra class. An all around great lesson aligned to the Common Core State Standards. Includes 1 title page, 6 pages of guided notes, 2 pages of lyrics, 1 page of discussion questions, and 7 pages of answer keys for the guided notes and discussion questions. There are also two templates included for additional guided practice. One page is for guided practice with the Quadratic Formula and one page is for guided practice with Completing The Square. These pages allow teachers to create their own quadratic equations and have the students solve them by filling in the blanks until the students are comfortable with the process.

Engage your students in a mathematical task investigating the thawing of a frozen chicken using Newton’s Law of Cooling. This mathematical task gives students the opportunity to explore and understand logarithmic functions in a “real world” situation by investigating the thawing of a frozen chicken using Newton’s Law of Cooling. Students will utilize technology to investigate the tables and graphs for the task. Students will also be asked a series of questions to help them understand the situation of thawing a frozen object under different contexts. This activity requires a basic understanding of logarithmic equations, and a strong background of manipulating algebraic equations and with graphing equations using technology. This pdf file includes 2 title pages, a 7 page activity with graphs, tables, and space for students to write their work, and a 7 page answer key of the entire activity.

A math guide that helps students with vocabulary such as center, outliers, spread, shape, median, mean, distribution, symmetric, outliers, interquartile range, standard deviation, range, uniform, unimodal, and bimodal. This math guide also provides visuals to help students understand two-way tables, relative frequency two way tables, Desmos statistic features, and box-plots.

A math guide that helps students with vocabulary such as vectors, scalars, direction, magnitude, vector addition, vector subtraction, tip to tail method, resultant vector, scalar multiples, parallel vectors, equal vectors, negative vectors, zero vectors, position vectors, unit vectors, base vectors in two dimensions, base vectors in three dimensions, vector form, component form, graphing form, vector equation, parametric, Cartesian, resultant, dot product, scalar product, angle between two vectors, orthogonal, coplanar and skew. This math guide is designed to help students in International Baccalaureate (IB) Standard Level Math.