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Your high school students will enjoy a stress-free review of advanced mathematical concepts with these entertaining class contests. From video presentations to game shows, team relays to map work, each worksheet will have your students racing the clock (or each other) to be the first to complete their assignment and win! You will find a bunch of great math centers here for your older students.

These ideas are meant to engage your students in fun activities that will help them to practice and better understand math skills and concepts relevant to their respective grade level.

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Tooth and Nail- The Math Version

Designed for 10th grade students, this activity asks them to write a math-themed story.

Math Stars- The Movie

Designed for 10th grade students, this activity asks them to create a video presentation to the class.

Distributive, Associative, and Commutative

Designed for students of grades 9-12, they will form two teams to match terms related to the distributive, associative, and commutative properties.

Math Jeopardy/SAT Math Prep

Designed for grade 9 - grade 12, this activity has students create SAT categories and play a jeopardy game.

Create Your Own Lesson Plan

Designed for grade 9 - grade 12, this activity has students practice their skills by creating a lesson plan for the class.

Create Your Own KEN KEN

Designed for grades 9 – 12, this activity shows students to create KEN KEN puzzles that they will play in class.

Exponent BINGO

This activity asks students to create a bingo game that they will play together in class.

Financial Reports Using Google/ Yahoo

Students will create financial reports for companies with quarterly profits and other essential information.

Mad Gab for Math

Students will play the game "Mad Gab" with math-themed cards.

Pythagorean Theorem

Students will create scenarios that relate to how the Pythagorean Theorem can be used in the real world.

Myspace: Class Project

Students will create a MySpace (or Facebook?) page about a particular math concept, including videos, images, etc.

Social Consciousness and Statistics

Students create reports on a social or health issue and create reports about that issue with statistics, demographics, etc.

I Like "Pi"

In this activity, students will watch the "Story of Pi" video and write a reflection about the concept afterward.

FOIL Isn't Just For Fencing

Students write equations on the board and attempt to solve them without using the FOIL method. Then, teach FOIL and have the students solve the same problems again.

Trigonometry: Sine, Cosine, and Tangent

Students will form three separate teams: sine, cosine, and tangent. 2. Each team writes equations and then competes to solve the most correctly.

SOHCATOA Fun

Students will form teams and compete to match diagrams with the trigonometric function that solves it.

Twitter Stats

Students use Twitter to gather statistical information that they can use to creating graphs and practice and statistical concepts.

Students will pick a destination and figure out a route to reach that destination from where they are. Next, they will estimate how long far that destination is and how long it will take to get there.

YouTube Face Off

Students will rate their favorite math videos created via Math Stars on YouTube.

Create a deck of cards using Square Roots

This activity designed for grades 9-12 asks students to create a deck of cards that require the player to use square roots to determine the card value.

Design your own Game of 24

This activity designed for grades 9-12 asks students to play the Game 24, then create their own similar game that will be played in class.

Touch Down!

Students will play a math-themed football game in this activity. Two teams are formed, and each team will gain 10 yards on the playing field for every four equations they solve correctly. The first team to hit 100 yards will score a touchdown.

Work It Out!

This activity designed for grades 9-12 asks students to create nutrition diaries and fitness diaries in order to keep track of their caloric intake and expenditure.

Exploring a Future in Mathematics: College Choices and Career Paths

Students will use Teacher Tube or Google in this activity to identify math careers that they might be interested in pursuing in their adult lives.

Are You Smarter Than an 6th, 7th, or 8th grader? Logarithms

In this activity, members of a 6th grade class visit your high school class and participants answer 6th grade math questions as a fun way to review core skills.