Algebra Elevated

This activity requires students to use the Pythagorean Theorem to solve 16 right triangles. Included are problems with either a missing leg(8) or a missing hypotenuse(8). Utilizing google sheets this resource is a digital activity that reveals a hidden picture as students type in the correct answers, much like a pixel art activity! This is perfect for distance learning or in the classroom practice. What I love the most about this resource is it is self-checking so students have instant fe

Are you looking for digital and printable math choice boards? In these activities students have choice to decide which 10 questions to answer. The digital resource also provides immediate feedback for students as answers turn red and green! These activities require zero prep, are engaging, and can be digital or printable! These motivating activitied can be done in or out of the classroom. ✏️ This Bundle Contains ✏️ Identifying Functions or NotSlope from Standard form EquationsSolving Equations

Do your students need a digital and printable choice activity for calculating angles of isosceles triangles? In this self-checking digital activity students will evaluate 10 of 12 functions to earn 100%. ✅ Digital Version - student's answers will turn green when correct or red if it is incorrect providing immediate feedback to students. ✅ Printable handout - can be used simultaneously with the digital choice board or independent of it. ✏️ This Resource Contains ✏️ 12 QuestionsDigit

In this digital resource students need to solve 16 right triangles using the Pythagorean theorem. This utilizes google slides to give immediate feedback on using the Pythagorean theorem to find the missing side lengths of right triangles. All of the missing lengths are going to be decimal approximations. This is a digital interactive activity, so students click on an answer and it will tell them whether they are correct or not. This activity is one that students can do on their own, in or

Students need to identify if 10 triangles are right triangles or not. Students should use the Pythagorean theorem to make this determination. This is a digital interactive activity, so students click on an answer and it will tell them whether they are correct or not. This activity is one that students can do on their own, in or out of the classroom. It can be assigned through Google Classroom or shared through a link. Full worked out solutions are provided for students as well. Purchase als