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Keep your students engaged and learning online using this angle classification activity. Students can complete the activity using Google Slides and Google Classroom.Activities Included:• Classify angles as acute or obtuse• Draw an example of an acute and an obtuse angle*Students should be familiar with angles prior to completing this activity.

Includes a higher order thinking (H.O.T.) task for each standard in the domain. This product includes a reasoning task for each standard in this domain. The tasks will benefit your students as you prepare them for mastery of grade level standards, as well as for the rigor of standardized tests. This product features full page copies of the tasks, as well as a smaller task card version and an assessment version to allow for flexibility, variety, and a better fit for your individual classroom. Pl

Keep your students engaged and learning online using this geometry practice activity. Students can complete the activity using Google Slides and Google Classroom.Activities Included (6 slides):Classify shapes based on presence of parallel or perpendicular lines, acute, right, and obtuse angles, and lines of symmetry. Match the shape to the clues provided*Students should be familiar with geometry concepts prior to completing this activity. This product serves as a practice activity and does not p

Students fulfil their mission as a storm chaser by traveling around the world to locations that have experienced a natural disaster. They track their flight paths and use them to identify, draw, and measure angles. This lesson also gives students an opportunity to practice creating and interpreting line plots. Warm-up, independent activity, and exit slip included!

Want to keep your students engaged and learning online? Want to review grade level standards you may have already taught? Try these reasoning questions that students can complete online using platforms such as Google Slides and Google Classroom!This activity features:3 reasoning questions that assess every standard in the Geometry domain What makes these tasks different from other review questions? These questions are written to assess students' ability to reason, not just compute or mimic ste