Types of Resources

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TYPES OF RESOURCES

Reference sheets that guide students step-by-step on how to use the graphing calculator.

Partner activities for students to review learned concepts.

Activities for students to review different types of functions and their characteristics.

Introduce the next day's lesson with a video before coming to class and assess with a warm-up.

Group projects that help students connect math to the real world.

Students explore and discover different topics, instead of teacher-led instruction.

Applications that show students how math is used in everyday scenarios.

Warm-ups, notes, homework, and more bundled into units by topic.

iMath Activities are designed to engage students through a fun twist on their favorite iPhone apps*. Each activity covers different skills in a unique way. Below are descriptions of each activity. *None of these activities are actual digital apps.

The design is similar to iMessage. Each sheet includes a problem to solve and text bubbles for verbal steps and student work. Great activity for partners, small groups, or whole class.

The design is similar to Instagram. Each sheet includes a picture of a worked out problem that has an error. Students are to find the error and correct the problem.

The design is similar to Facebook. Each sheet includes space for a student profile picture, name, date, emoji, an “I can” statement, a math problem to solve, and space for the teacher or a peer to put their profile picture and write a positive comment.

The design is similar to Tumblr. Students are given a simple template to use for doodle notes on a specific topic.

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