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High school algebra games for SMART Notebook
Algebra 1 Jeopardy Review
Looking for a way to review key concepts before an end of the year assessment? Or just want to have a fun day with students that reinforces the main concepts covered throughout the year? All the work is done for you in this interactive Smart Notebook Jeopardy Review Game. The game consists of 5 categories with 5 questions per category. It is very user friendly to keep score of the game, move between questions quickly and even play the Jeopardy song in-between questions (by clicking on the wo
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8th - 9th
Lines and Slope Jeopardy Review Game
This Jeopardy Smartboard game assesses the following skills
- types of lines (vertical, horizontal, positive and negative slope) and their equation formats
- calculating slope given two points
- finding x and y intercepts
- determining whether or not a point is on a line
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While the PARCC assesses many of the mathematical practice standards, I aim to create many problems and activities that require students to apply the skills outlined in the performance level descriptors. I b
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Square Root Operations (Radical) Jeopardy
Students will work in small groups or individually to play this Jeopardy game. Operations include: Simplifying, Multiplying, Adding, Subtracting, Distributing, FOILing, and Rationalizing. This game is provided as Smart Board Activity, but is also offered as a PowerPoint.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Slope and Y-Intercept Jeopardy
Divide your class into teams and let them compete as they review the concepts of linear equations! This interactive Smart Notebook file has 5 categories with 5 questions per category. The questions ask students to find the slope and y-intercept of linear equations given equations, tables, graphs, word problems or to construct a graph given an equation. All questions have the answer hidden on the slide to make checking answers or revealing work to the class quick and easy! Sit back and relax
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7th - 9th
Solving Inequality Review Grudgeball Game
This game reviews concepts with solving inequalities, including multi-step inequalities, compound, and absolute value inequalities. The game allows the students to work in teams and when the team answered a problem correctly, they get the opportunity to shoot a basket. If the basket is made, the team can either add a point or take away a point from a different team. All answers are included and all slides are linked together.
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8th - 12th
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Smartboard Polynopoly - Add & Sub Edition
This game is a twist on Monopoly where the properties are vocabulary terms, and each space is an addition or subtraction polynomial problem. Good for a center or for review of adding and subtracting polynomials.
Rather than collect properties, the students get points based on the property they land on and solve. The interactive die will roll a number when clicked. The game pieces can be moved on the board. Click on the property the student lands on to go to that property card where he/she can s
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Grades:
8th - 12th
SMARTBoard Game Show Systems of Equations
Based on the game Jeopardy, here's a SMARTBoard Game Show you can play to review systems of equations. It's simple to play and ready to go!All problems are shown in the preview.Suggestion for Play:I have read a lot of different game play ideas from other teachers, but this method seems to be the best for keeping all students engaged - -Divide the kids into groups of 4 or so-Give each group a whiteboard and a marker-Pick a random student to choose the category and the dollar amount (use sticks or
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Systems of Equations Jeopardy
Divide the class into teams and let them compete against each other as they solve systems of equations in 2 variables! This interactive Smart Notebook has 5 categories with 4 questions per category. The categories are solving systems of equations by graphing, substitution, elimination, solving word problems using systems and determining the number of solutions. Each question has the answer and work hidden on the slide for you to allow you to quickly and easily reveal the answer to your studen
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8th - 9th
A Game Board of Equations
I have used this Notebook file as a review game for my Algebra classes. It contains questions about solving simple equations with all four operations, variables on both sides of the equation, equations with grouping symbols and percent of change.
The game board itself is something other than the common review game and keeps the class involved. The game pieces are easy to move from either your computer or a Smart Board pen.
30 ready-made questions with 6 bonus questions for tie breakers!
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7th - 9th
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Systems of Equations Spinner Review Game
This is a game that uses the interactive spinner for Smartboard. It reviews solving systems of equations using the different methods, also including word problems. I put students in groups of 4-5. When a group got an answer correct, they were allowed to send one member up to spin the spinner to determine how many points they received for that question. The spinner has both positive and negative point values, as well as lose a turn and spin again. All pages are linked together as well. My student
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8th - 12th
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Grudge Ball: Rational Equations and Functions Review Game
This game reviews concepts for Rational Equations and Functions for Algebra II. Concepts include variation (direct, inverse and joint), simplifying, multiplying, dividing, adding/subtracting rational expressions, simplifying complex fractions, and solving rational equations.
To play: I grouped students into three teams. Each team nominates a person to come to the "hot seat" each turn. Students used a whiteboard to do each problem. The game uses a random word chooser to pick what question is us
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9th - 12th
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Connect 4 Game Finding the Slope and Equations of the Lines
This game consists of up to 32 questions for a friendly classroom game of connect 4. This game is easily adapted to other topics as well.
I divide the class into two teams. I display the board. Then ask a person from the red team to pick a number. Once picked, everyone must answer the question during an allotted time amount. Comparing answers is allowed as long as it's not copying...but explaining!
Next, I randomly pick a person from the red team to come to the board and answer the question.
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Equations and Inequalities Jeopardy - Style Review Game
Review Equations and Inequalities with this Jeopardy - Style review game! My students love playing this! Solving and graphing one and two step equations and inequalities. Also practice with properties of equality (Associative, Commutative, Distributive).
Click on the desired category. To see the answer, click on the category value in the top right corner of the question slide. To go back to the main slide, click on the category name in the top left corner of the answer slide.
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8th - 9th
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Graphing Linear Equations Koosh Ball Game
Graphing Linear Equations Koosh Ball Game is to be use with a Smartboard and a koosh ball (other soft balls might work, but for the Smartboard to register that a star was clicked, a koosh ball works best!)
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Have the students throw a koosh ball at the Smartboard. The star that is hit will link to a slide where the student must answer a question. Questions include the following:
-Graphing with intercepts and input-output tables
-Graphing and identifying location of ordered pairs
-Graph
Grades:
8th - 10th
Alg 1 - Koosh Ball Review of Simplifying Radicals
This is 1 of 9 Smartboard Files designed to deliver lessons on working with radical expressions. This is #7 of 9.1. Visualize Radicals with the Geoboard2. Simplifying Radical Expressions 3. Multiplying Radical Expressions 4. Simplifying Radical Expressions Containing Fractions 5. Simplifying Radical Expressions Containing Variables 6. Simplifying Radical Expressions Involving Addition/Subtraction7. Koosh Ball Review of Simplifying Radicals8. Koosh Ball Review of Simplifying Radical Involving Fr
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8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Alg 1 - A Bundled Set of Nine Lessons on Radicals
Smartboard Polynopoly - Multiplication Edition
Need Smartboard Software. This game is a twist on Monopoly where the properties are vocabulary terms, and each space is an addition or subtraction polynomial problem. Good for a center or for review of multiplying polynomials.
Rather than collect properties, the students get points based on the property they land on and solve. The interactive die will roll a number when clicked. The game pieces can be moved on the board. Click on the property the student lands on to go to that property card whe
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Cryptography (Matrices) Jeopardy - Style Game
Review Matrices and Cryptography with this Jeopardy - Style review game! My students love playing this! Click on the desired category. To see the answer, click on the category value in the top right corner of the question slide. To go back to the main slide, click on the category name in the top left corner of the answer slide. Use the infinitely cloned 'X' in the bottom right corner of the main slide to keep track of which categories have already been visited.
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11th - 12th
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Dino Smartboard Game
This game uses Dinosaurs and competition to motivate students to solve equations!
The instructions are on the first page of the file.
Students work in small groups to solve equations to move forward and try to escape the sharp tooth! There are two levels of the game, easy and hard. The game is played by the teacher selecting and deleting the light blue box in the upper left corner of the board. This will reveal a problem behind the box that the students can work on. If a team gets the
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PreK - 12th
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Math RISK- Solving Equations Practice
Solving Two Step Equations involving the distributive property, combining like-terms, variables on both sides, identities, and no solution problems.
Rules of the game:
Students will need a partner, a white board and dry-erase marker (optional) or use paper and pen.
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You begin with 100 points each. You must wager your points based on how confident you are that you got the answer correct. If your answer is right, you add your wager to your total. If your wager is wrong, you subtract th
Grades:
7th - 9th
Linear Equations Battle
Students battle against one another in this hands-on smart lesson game that helps promote mastery of linear equations involving slope, y-intercept, and the use of both to identify and graph linear equations.
Grades:
7th - 9th
Links Smartboard Review Game
I usually play this as a review game before test and quizzes. This one specifically was used as a midterm review for my algebra class. The questions can easily be modified for any subject and any grade level.
I like this game because it requires a little bit of strategy from the students. The smartboard document already has all of the links set up, so you can just change the questions associated with each number. Here's how my class plays:
You can break students up into teams and I usual
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Property match
This is an activity where students find matches between algebraic number properties and equations. (distributive, commutative, associative, identity, inverse and zero product property). This Smartboard activity models the children's game "Memory." Have students pick two "cards" in order to find a match. I often put the class into two teams and have them alternate looking for matches. I have them call out the cards they want moved and I move them while they sit at their desk. The kids love this a
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Chutes and Ladders Domain and Range Review
Just finished teaching Domain and Range to your math class? Here's a great way to review before the big test!
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Prealgebra ratios and proportions review game
This game reviews fractions, ratios and proportions. Students work both individually and cooperatively to solve progressively more difficult prealgebra problems. Students earn points for their teams by being the first to work out and correctly answer the question on a white board. In the bonus round students discuss and solve proportion word problems as a group.
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5th - 9th
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