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Math B Regents Review Game by ECSDM

Grade Levels

Commencement, 11th Grade


Description

This Jeopardy game is a review for the Math B regent's examination. It reviews the topics of: probability, statistics, trigonometry, algebra and complex numbers. The Jeopardy game can be used with or without a SMART Board.

Website(s)

Jefferson Math Project

Materials and Resources

Jeopardy Game

Duration

1 class period

Materials

  • SMART Board
  • Jeopardy game, (Jeopardy game is in a PowerPoint format and maybe used without the SMART Board)
  • Textbook - Unified Mathematics Book 3 - McDougal Littell
  • Hyperlink to additional practice questions

    • Procedure

    This SMART Board lesson is a Jeopardy game devised to review the following Math B regents topics:

    • Algebra
    • Probability
    • Statistics
    • Trigonometry
    • Complex Numbers
    Depending on the size of the class, divide the students into teams of 3 to 5. To encourage maximum participation, apply the following guidelines:

    • Assign team names. i.e. Team A, Team B, ...
    • Randomly select the first team to choose a question.
    • All teams are to work on the problem and the team leader will raise his or her hand when the team has agreed on an answer and its justification.
    • Only award points to teams with the correct answer and justification.
    • The first team to arrive at the correct answer and justification picks the next question the class will attempt.
      • At the end of the class period, the winning team or teams should be given a prize. This can be a sticker, pencil, candy or a pass for a "free no homework day."
    • For homework or during the next lesson, have all teams who had difficulty with a specific category work online with the Jefferson Math project website student tutorials.

    Assessment

    The students will be assessed by the teacher informally throughout the class on:

    1. Student explanations of answers with his group.
    2. Student participation in classroom discussions on questions.

    Students will be formally assessed by:

    1. Student homework.
    2. Student performance on game.
    3. Student performance on regents exam.

    Rubric:
    ARC (used by SED to create Regents rubrics)

  • 1 point for accuracy of answer
  • 1 point for reasoning/representation of process
  • 1 point for communication


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