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Free Middle/High School Activities

  The activities page is updated almost daily so come back often for more content.  The Elementary Activities have been moved here. If you are wanting to learn how to make these, here's my how to video page.  If you are looking for a template to add your questions to, those can be found here.  
Equations Activities






















    
Systems of Equations


Inequalities Activities

     







Systems of Inequalities

Functions Activities
Graphing Points and Distance
Comparing and Ordering Numbers





Integer Operations













Graphing on a Number Line

Fractions, Decimals, Percents


















Tax, Tip, Discount
Mean, Median, Mode, Range


Parallel and Perpendicular Lines


Factoring





Triangles





Volume, Surface Area, Area, and Circumference










Circles


Exponents and Radicals




Polygons and Quadratics


Polynomials/Quadratics


Angles
Decimals



Probability

Notes Packets

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