Charb's Math Resources

This comprehensive reference sheet provides an organized overview of essential geometry proof concepts, perfect for students learning geometry or preparing for tests. It includes: Properties of Equality: Reflexive, Symmetric, Transitive, Substitution, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, and Distributive properties.Properties of Congruence: Reflexive, Symmetric, and Transitive properties for segments and angles.Key Theorems:Linear Pair TheoremVertical Angles TheoremRight Angle Theore

Help your Geometry students master the complex properties of quadrilaterals with this clean, comprehensive Quadrilateral Properties Reference Guide! Navigating the differences between a rhombus, a rectangle, and a square can be overwhelming. This one-page "Cheat Sheet" organizes everything students need to know into a logical, easy-to-read table. It is the perfect resource for interactive notebooks, test prep, or as a scaffolded support during independent practice. What’s Included:A master refe

Rigid Transformation Bingo – Interactive Geometry Game for TransformationsEngage your students with this exciting and interactive Rigid Transformation Bingo activity! This fun game challenges students to practice translations, reflections, rotations, and compositions of transformations while competing to win Bingo (No Dilations). Perfect for middle and high school Geometry classrooms, this activity is designed to make learning transformations engaging and collaborative. What’s Included:Blank Bi

This resource is another Jeopardy-style review game, designed to engage students in practicing logical reasoning, proofs, and statement analysis in geometry and logic. It encourages critical thinking and familiarity with foundational reasoning concepts. Key Features:Game Format: Categories are arranged with increasing point values (10–50), with questions becoming more challenging at higher levels.Topics Included:Inductive Reasoning: Identifying patterns and making conjectures.Deductive Reasonin

***THIS LOOKS MUCH BETTER IN THE GOOGLE FORM! Interactive Google Form – 7 Rooms of Circle Geometry Challenges Perfect for Geometry Test Prep, Review, or Fun AssessmentTransform your classroom with this Circles BREAKOUT challenge—an exciting, digital escape room-style review designed using Google Forms. Students must solve problems related to circle theorems and angle relationships in order to "escape" each room by entering the correct breakout code. Each answer must be exact and all caps,

The link to copy can be found the the pptx or pdf file! Polygon and Triangle Similarity Escape Room (Google Forms Activity)This Breakout Escape Room is an engaging and interactive Google Forms activity designed to help students practice polygon and triangle similarity concepts. Students work through a series of rooms, solving math problems to unlock breakout codes and progress through the challenge. How It Works:Digital Format: This escape room is hosted on Google Forms, allowing for a self-c

Angle Pairs & Angle Relationships – Scavenger Hunt ActivityMake your Geometry class interactive with this scavenger hunt activity designed to review angle pairs and angle relationships! Instead of sitting at their desks, students move around the classroom solving problems, checking answers, and revealing a hidden phrase as they go. This hands-on activity encourages movement, engagement, and accountability while reinforcing important Geometry skills. What’s Included: 12 scavenger hunt cards cov

PDF – Interactive Jeopardy-Style Review with 30+ Questions + Answer Key Aligned to Indiana & Common Core Geometry StandardsMake your circle geometry review more exciting and effective with this Jeopardy-style review game covering central angles, inscribed angles, and circumscribed angles. This PDF is perfect for whole-class participation, math centers, or small-group competitions. What’s Included: A PDF game board with 6 categories and 5 questions each (30 total problems)Also a pptx game boar

Description: Help your students master conditional statements, converses, inverses, contrapositives, and the laws of logic with this engaging, ready-to-use worksheet! This 2-part resource provides: ✅ 10 Law of Detachment & Law of Syllogism problems – Students determine valid conclusions or identify when no conclusion can be drawn. ✅ 3 Conditional Statement exercises – Students write the converse, inverse, and contrapositive, determine truth values, and create counterexamples. ✅ Built-in c

Game Description:This game is structured as a Jeopardy-style review activity where students answer math problems to earn points. The game is divided into five categories, each containing questions with increasing difficulty (10, 20, 30, 40, 50 points). Students or teams select a category and point value, solve the corresponding problem, and earn points for correct answers. Categories:Mystery: Open-ended or unique problems related to inequalities and solutions.Equations: Solving equations involvi

This is the study guide that I use to prepare students for the Chapter Test on Simplifying Expressions and Equations / Inequalities. Here are the topics that is covered on the study guide: Identifying Coefficients, Constans, Terms, Like Terms Simplifying Expressions (some with parenthesis) Solve Two Step Equations Solve Equations using distributive property Solve Multi-Step Equations by combining like terms Solve equations with variables on both sides Compare Equivalent Expressions Plot inequal

The sorting activity, "Quadrilateral Matching," requires students to categorize quadrilaterals based on their most specific classification. Students will cut out provided quadrilateral cards and place them into the correct category. A blank card is also included for students to organize their answers. Standards CoveredThis activity aligns with the following Common Core State Standards for Geometry: CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.G.A.3: Describe the effect of dilations, translations, rotations, and reflecti

PDF – 12 Problems + Secret Code Reveal Engaging Partner Practice for Simplifying RadicalsMake rationalizing radicals interactive and exciting with this Scavenger Hunt-style activity! Students will practice rationalizing denominators through 12 problems arranged in a non-linear sequence that leads them to uncover a secret code: "RADICALDUDE!!!" This collaborative activity is great for reinforcing skills, checking for understanding, and building classroom engagement. What’s Included: PDF file w

Jeopardy-Style Review with 30+ Questions + Answer Key Perfect for Algebra 1 or Algebra 2 Great for Pre-Test Review!Turn your classroom into a game show with this interactive Radicals Jeopardy Review Game! Designed to help students prepare for a test on radicals and imaginary numbers, this engaging PDF resource reinforces key concepts through competitive and collaborative play. What’s Included: A PDF Jeopardy game board with 6 full categories and five questions per category Over 30 questions

This is the study guide that I use to prepare students (7th grade) for the Chapter Test on Geometry. This contains great topics to prepare student for finding measures of central tendency and variation and finding probability and making predictions. Here are the topics that is covered on the study guide: Probability of a simple event Experimental Probability and Theoretical Probability Population and Sample Central Tendency (Mean, median, mode) Variation (Range, interquartile range) Effects a

PDF – 24 Questions + Answer Key Aligned to Indiana & Common Core Geometry StandardsBring energy and engagement to your trigonometry unit with this Trig Angles BINGO game! This printable PDF resource helps students review and reinforce their understanding of special right triangles, inverse trigonometric functions, and real-world trigonometry applications in a fun and interactive way. What’s Included: A PDF file with 24 unique problems across slides Problems that include solving for missing

This resource is a Jeopardy-style review game designed to help students practice solving systems of equations through a variety of methods and scenarios. It is structured with categories representing key-solving techniques and includes a range of question difficulties. The game serves as an engaging way to review algebra concepts in preparation for assessments. Key Features: Game Format: Students select from categories with point values increasing with difficulty, promoting mastery of progressi

Game Description:The "Point-Slope Code Breaker" is a math puzzle game designed to reinforce students' understanding of point-slope and slope-intercept forms of linear equations. Students solve a series of problems to find equations of lines, and the answers guide them toward uncovering a secret 12-digit code. Rules:Solve Problems:Each problem requires writing a linear equation in slope-intercept form (y=mx+by = mx + by=mx+b) or point-slope form (y−y1=m(x−x1)y - y_1 = m(x - x_1)y−y1​=m(x−x1​)).Pr

This is a Jeopardy Like Game Board that can be used on an individual basis or in teams. Scores can be tracked by the students or on the board in the front of the classroom! I like to use these are a Fun Friday activity or a review before the test or state testing. This resource includes the topics of: Adding subtracting multiplying and dividing fractions/ mixed numbers and decimals. This resource is the one WITHOUT negatives. If you would like negatives, please see my store for that resource! A

This is the study guide that I use to prepare students (7th grade) for the Chapter Test on Constant of Proportionality. This contains great topics to prepare student for graphing and is a great review of unit rates! Here are the topics that is covered on the study guide: Describe if a graph, table, verbal description is proportional and why Identify the Constant of Proportionality from a graph, table and verbal description Write a proportional equation using the Constant of Proportionality Use