Students are shown the relationship between analog clocks and angles. Students measure the angles of given times on the clock, in addition to answering questions about clocks and angles.
In this activity, students collect, sort, and find the value of coins.
Students focus on making statistical questions better. They write down 5 real-world questions that can be answered using numbers. For each question they determine: Is it possible to answer? Can we answer it exactly (or close enough)? Do we know what each part of it means?
This activity guides students to find lines of symmetry in various shapes.
This animation demonstrates how to construct triangles if you know the lengths of a triangle's 3 sides using a ruler and drafting compass.
Website with everything about correlations and associations.
This resource provides explanations and examples of cumulative tables and graphs
Interactive tool that allows students to use skills about center and scale factor.
This interactive has a link to read about Quadrilaterals, as well as a place to manipulate and play with quadrilaterals' angles, sides, and diagonals.
Students visualize radian measures of angles traversed counter clockwise around the unit circle in this interactive resource.
This online tutorial provides introductory instruction and practice items on inequalities.
This website is all about inverses. It covers how to find them, what domains they should have, and examples at the end.
This website contains a simple explanation and several examples of the difference between accuracy and precision and why it is important to distinguish between the two in mathematics and measurement. This resource supports the English language development of English language learners.
Seven hundred ninety-three mathematical terms are defined. Of those, 715 are illustrated and 178 are animated. This resource supports English language development for English language learners. It contains easy-to-understand definitions, with illustrations and links to further reading.
Students read about the metric system and see pictures explaining the information. There are interactive questions at the conclusion of the reading.
Students are presented with seven numbers to place in order from least to greatest. Students race to beat the clock to place the numbers in order. Students receive a new set of numbers when the order is correct.
Website with article on what outliers are and their effect on data. Interactive practice problems are also included.
This online tutorial provides instruction and practice items on long division of polynomials.
Interactive website that explains the properties of quadratic equations, how to solve them and what their solutions mean.
This student guide discusses how to set up and solve word problems involving inequalities.