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In this activity introduces students to the ratios for sine, cosine, and tangent. Students will calculate the trig ratios for a set of 8 similar triangles and complete a discussion worksheet to figure out the general equations for sine, cosine, and tangent. This activity is flexible and can be completed individually, in small groups or as a whole class. An option to use Google Sheets is available for the calculation portion of the activity. A Google Sheet instruction is included to walk stude

This product contains every trig function flash card possible and quizzes to help your students memorize their unit circle facts. Printing Instructions for Flashcards: This product is meant to be printed double sided (flip along the long edge) so that pages with no border print directly behind pages with a border for easy cutting after printing. Some quizzes are 2 per sheet. 312 total flashcards on the following: - degrees to radians - sine, cosine, and tangent in degrees and radians - cosecant,

Celebrate Pi Day with this fun bulletin board and photobooth prop set. This 60 page product comes in black and white or color to go with any classroom decor theme and is perfect to print and post. What's Included:Happy Pi Day Banner12 Fun Facts about Pi4 Pi Day PostersHanging Spirals11 Hashtag Photo PropsSet Up:BE CREATIVE! Here are some tips. Black and white version can be printed on color paper to match your classroom. Happy Pi Day Banner pages can be lined up horizontally without needing to

Encourage critical thinking and meaningful math discussion in your classroom with these Open Ended Math Discussion Questions. This set of 40 low-barrier questions targets upper elementary and middle school students. Questions don't require specific math content, but encourage logical thinking and invite student to defend an opinion. These questions may also lead into discussing math topics being covered in class. This is perfect to close out the end of class or use up extra time and most q

This activity is designed to be completed with a partner, but includes a version for students to work independently. Each person in the pair gets either version A or version B. The corresponding problems on each person's worksheet is similar. Each student reads the description on their worksheet, writes an equation and solves it on their own. There is a section for students to check their work, so students can either use it to check their own answer, or check their partner's answer. Once both