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Similar Triangles Super Image Pack
Are you a Geometry teacher? Do you sometimes need just a quick image for a quiz, test, or homework printable? This huge pack contains over 50 sets of similar triangles. Each set contains the drawings of the triangles, the drawings with points labeled and white background, and the drawings with points labeled and transparent background. The images are in png format so that they can be used in any word processing app, publishing app, and online apps. You have permission to use these images in
7th - 12th, Adult Education
Geometry, Math, Other (Math)
CCSS
7.G.A.1
, 8.G.A.4
, 7.RP.A.2
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High School Geometry Diagram BUNDLE: Transversals | SPED, ELL Visual Support
Unlock mastery of Transversals with this essential set of 9 0 unique, high resolution geometry diagrams! Use this set of images to build custom worksheets, slides, quizzes and more! This resource is a game-changer for all students, especially those with learning disabilities and English Language Learners who benefit from strong visual supports. Problem Type:Students solve for the missing angle Color Scheme:Transversal line (red)Supplementary Angles (blue)Congruent Angles (green)What's Included
9th - 11th
Geometry
8.12D Simple Interest Anchor Chart | Formula, Steps, & Real-World Example
Make simple interest SIMPLE! This anchor chart clearly teaches students how to calculate interest earned on an investment using the I = Prt formula. Students will learn to: ✔ Identify principal, rate, and time ✔ Convert percent to a decimal ✔ Apply the formula correctly ✔ Calculate interest earned ✔ Find the total account balance Great for personal financial literacy, math intervention, and real-world money lessons students actually care about! 📂 What’s Included✅ Full-color anchor char
6th - 12th
Financial Literacy
Professional Email Writing — High School CTE | Email Makeover Role Play + Case S
Jaylen's email said "hey so i heard u r hiring for the summer. im interested. lmk. - J." The class rewrites it live on the board. That's the hook. Then students learn the 6-component formula, fix Keisha's scholarship subject line disasters, and write three real emails of their own. Would You Rather debates tackle reply-all disasters and angry emails. The Email Makeover role play is genuinely one of the most fun activities in this whole series. Students leave knowing exactly what makes an email g
9th - 12th
Business, Character Education, Financial Literacy
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