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Common Core HSA-SSE.A.1 flash cards
Algebra 2 Bell Ringers - Full Year Bundle
This resource currently includes 256 individual algebra 2 bell ringer slides. They provide students with a quick beginning of class assignment, while attendance or other housekeeping items are attended to. What's included?Power Point Slides (Although the material itself is not editable, you are free add text boxes on top of what I have.)Each slide has been duplicated with an answer key!PDF version- you may prefer to print these slides and use them in an alternative way (ie: Task Cards)Student R
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9th - 11th
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MULTIPLY MONOMIALS WITH EXPONENTS FLASH CARD GAME
How do you multiply two monomials when they have a combination of constants, variables, and exponents? Do the exponents apply to the constants? Pre-algebra and Algebra textbooks are full of such problems, but still students get confused. However, now you can use these innovative flash cards to give your class a fresh perspective.
This kinesthetic activity consists of 50 cards – 25 sets of monomials and their products. Multiplication is expressed in two ways: with parentheses, and with a dot.
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7th - 10th
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Add and Multiply Monomials with Exponents
3x+2=5x … right? Or x+x=x^2 … right? As teachers, we see these misconceptions every day. No matter how many times we clarify the differences between adding and multiplying, students still have difficulty mastering the two procedures. ADD AND MULTIPLY MONOMIALS WITH EXPONENTS is a flash card game designed to address this issue in a kinesthetic way that students can understand.
This innovative set consists of 50 cards – 25 matching pairs. Half involve adding two monomials, and half involve mul
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7th - 10th
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Combining Like Terms and Distribution
Combining Like Terms and Distribution - This is a Combining Like Terms and Distribution, I Have Who Has game. Play this as bellwork after a lesson of Combining Like Terms and Distribution or for an interactive activity that will blow the socks off an administrator or supervisor that comes into class. Its easy to use and train your students to work the game without assistance.
I will be coming out with more games, of different types in the future, as I play them with my classes. The majority w
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6th - 12th
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Trinomial Distribution and Greatest Common Factor Matching Flash Card Game
How often do your students distribute improperly because of a negative sign? Can your students distribute binomials, but do they get confused when three terms get involved? This matching flash card game is ideal to help overcome these common errors. As students work in pairs, they are forced to speak the mathematics, and to verbally discern the fine differences that occur when positives and negative multiply each other! The set contains 40 cards - 20 pairs of expressions to match.The problems a
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8th - 11th
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FREE Trading Cards: Product Property of Exponents (One Variable)
Enjoy a FREE sample of the series "Trading Cards". The complete series contains 40 cards with different levels of difficulty. This activity can be used as a quick formative assessment, to build fluency in math skills needed for future complex tasks and used as part of the mathematical practices.On the one hand, the students will discover patterns and structure throughout the examples (MP.7), on the other, the activity helps students to recognize repeated procedures and shortcuts (MR.8).Check out
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8th - 12th
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Factoring Equations (a = 1, free version)
This is a matching-style activity that can be a good intro to factoring equations, or a review of the same. All expressions are in the format ax^2 + bx + c, and for all equations, a=1. Additionally, all coefficients/constants are positive. There are a total of 12 expressions and their factored form. These can be printed onto colored paper and cut apart (you could even laminate them if you're feeling crazy). This would be a great math center, small group/pair activity, or could even be done
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9th - 12th
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Factoring Equations (c=1, free version)
This is the second in the series. All expressions are in the format ax^2 + bx + c, and for all equations, a=1. Additionally, all coefficients/constants are positive. There are a total of 12 expressions and their factored forms. This is slightly more difficult than the first because c=1 and a varies. Additionally, one expression is not factorable.
(Key: The correct factored expression is right below the original expression.)
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9th - 12th
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