Barbara Baugher Math

This product includes 9 questions that ask students to find the reference angles in degrees. Students will practice their ability to recognize what quadrant the angle is in and which x-axis they should use to compute the reference angle. There are negative angles included. This would be a great activity for a warm up, exit ticket, or a formative assessment. Many thanks to Lindsay Bowden ( www.lindsaybowden.com) for the original template. This activity is in Google Sheets.

This product includes 9 questions that ask students to find the smallest positive coterminal for a specific angle in degrees. Students will practice their ability to recognize when they should add 360 or subtract 360. They may have to add or subtract multiple times or just one time. This would be a great activity for a warm up, exit ticket, or a formal assessment. Many thanks to Lindsay Bowden ( www.lindsaybowden.com) for the original template.

This product is a digital maze in Google Sheets. Many thanks to Lindsay Bowden for the template. Her website is www.lindsaybowden.com. This maze includes 3 sheets: 1st sheet:Thank you to you for purchasing this product.Credits and Terms of UseDirections to hide the answers before assigning to students.2nd sheet:Maze3rd sheet: Answer KeyAn example of a problem is to evaluate sin 90 + 4cos 180. There are 11 problems total. Not all the problems will be used in the maze.