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Use these composite figures designed after Earth Day and sustainability imagery to assess your students' understanding of area formulas and composite areas! This assignment makes for a great end-of-unit project, enrichment work for higher level students, and long-term sub plans! This product includes THREE unique polygons that students can break down in order to find the area of composite figures! Great for middle school or high school geometry!

Use these composite figures designed after classic New England summer staples to assess your students' understanding of area formulas and composite areas! This is a great way to incorporate some New England pride into your curriculum! This assignment makes for a great end-of-unit project, enrichment work for higher level students, and long-term sub plans! This product includes THREE unique polygons that students can break down in order to find the area! Great for middle school or high school geo

Reveal a hidden word on Desmos by simplifying radical expressions without variables or rationalization. Some simplified expressions will still be irrational, some will be rational, and some are already simplified! A great no-prep assignment for sub plans, fun classwork, or engaging homework! Teachers who want to tailor the experience can download the included editable Word doc to suit your class's needs! This activity also exposes students to Desmos, the official integrated calculator for the SA

Use these composite figures designed after recognizable dinosaurs to assess your students' understanding of area formulas and composite areas! This assignment makes for a great end-of-unit project, enrichment work for higher level students, and long-term sub plans! This product includes THREE unique dinosaur polygons that students can break down in order to find the area! Great for middle school or high school geometry!

Reveal a hidden word on Desmos by applying knowledge of vertical angles, complementary angles, supplementary angles, linear pairs, angle bisectors, the angle addition postulate, explementary angles (angles with a sum of 360 degrees). A great no-prep assignment for sub plans, fun classwork, or engaging homework! Teachers who want to tailor the experience can download the included editable Word doc to suit your class's needs! Your purchase also includes access to blank versions of all twelve dia

Avoid the monotony of problem generators and experience a wide range of problem situations, everything from textbook to advanced. Pure Problems does not have a gimmick. There is no hidden code. There is no secret image. There is no maze. These are problem situations in their purest form. Includes: · a four-page PDF with the problems · an answer key · an editable Word doc version · a Google Slides version for projection purposes · a slideshow complete with png diagrams for easy editing in case e

Reveal a hidden word on Desmos by finding the area of composite figures that are constructed using triangles, rectangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, squares, and circles! A great no-prep assignment for sub plans, fun classwork, or engaging homework!. Teachers who want to tailor the experience can download the included editable Word doc to suit your class's needs! This activity also exposes students to Desmos, the official integrated calculator for the SAT!

Reveal a hidden word on Desmos by applying the formula for the area of a circle to find areas of circles, sections of circles, and shaded regions. A great no-prep assignment for sub plans, fun classwork, or engaging homework!. Teachers who want to tailor the experience can download the included editable Word doc to suit your class's needs! This activity also exposes students to Desmos, the official integrated calculator for the SAT!

Reveal a hidden word on Desmos by finding sin/cos/tan values given side lengths of a right triangle! A great no-prep assignment for sub plans, fun classwork, or engaging homework! This serves as an introductory activity for right triangle trigonometry. Includes side lengths that are sometimes integers, sometimes rational nonintegers, and sometimes irrational! Rationalization is a required skill! The activity component features a step that allows students to verify that their answers are correctl