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This hands-on activity is great to use for independent work, small groups, math centers, stations, or whole-group instruction. This is for lessons on solving for a missing side or angle of a right triangle using Sine, Cosine, and Tangent. I also added 4 questions on angle of elevation and angle of depression which is the application part of it. There are 16 task cards. There are 7 questions with diagrams on solving for a missing side, 5 questions with diagrams on solving for a missing angle, two word problems on an angle of depression, and two word problems on an angle of elevation. These cards can be used for many activities either group work or independent work. For group work, I use these cards for “KAGAN Fan N’ Pick” (one student holds the cards, one picks a card, one answers the questions and another one holds the key and checks the answers. They switch roles every question.). I also use it as a scavenger Hunt or gallery walk where I post the cards in different places in my classroom and students work in pairs. I also made a self-correcting Google Sheet activity of this (sold separately). It can be bought as a bundle with this task card. As students answer the cards, they check their answers using Google Sheets.
Solving Missing Side or Angles Using Sine, Cosine and Tangent Task Card
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This hands-on activity is great to use for independent work, small groups, math centers, stations, or whole-group instruction. This is for lessons on solving for a missing side or angle of a right triangle using Sine, Cosine, and Tangent. I also added 4 questions on angle of elevation and angle of depression which is the application part of it. There are 16 task cards. There are 7 questions with diagrams on solving for a missing side, 5 questions with diagrams on solving for a missing angle, two word problems on an angle of depression, and two word problems on an angle of elevation. These cards can be used for many activities either group work or independent work. For group work, I use these cards for “KAGAN Fan N’ Pick” (one student holds the cards, one picks a card, one answers the questions and another one holds the key and checks the answers. They switch roles every question.). I also use it as a scavenger Hunt or gallery walk where I post the cards in different places in my classroom and students work in pairs. I also made a self-correcting Google Sheet activity of this (sold separately). It can be bought as a bundle with this task card. As students answer the cards, they check their answers using Google Sheets.





