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This resource is great practice for students to determine which trig ratio should be used and to practice setting up equations. This is a card sort. Students look at each triangle, determine whether it requires the use of sine, cosine, tangent, or if it is not a trig ratio problem at all.
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9th - 11th
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Description
This resource is great practice for students to determine which trig ratio should be used and to practice setting up equations. This is a card sort. Students look at each triangle, determine whether it requires the use of sine, cosine, tangent, or if it is not a trig ratio problem at all.
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Mostly used with 10th grade
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Great card sort
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Glad this card sort included "not a trig ratio problem" - I feel like my self contained students get so into doing one small topic at a time, that they forget to stop and think about things they learned previously. This is a good reminder that there are other ways to solve for missing parts of right triangles!
fun to use
This was great for my ESS students in a high school math course!
Great activity!
Met expectations
Would purchase more
This activity was very easy to use. I suggest adding letters or numbers to the cards to make checking answers easier.
Love it! Very helpful for my high school special education students!
Love it! Very helpful for my high school special education students!
Good activity. Did not take a lot of time for them to do. Great activity to give a break from another WS
This is a great resource! My students and I loved it.
My ese kids loved this - it was engaging and allowed them to feel successful!
Good as an informal assessment, students worked with partners, were engaged, and enjoyed the activity.
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