High School Geometry Junction

You've seen them before: boxes that depict a common word or phrase. I've been solving, collecting, and inventing these puzzles for years, and I'm so happy to now be sharing them with the rest of the TpT community! This set of Brain Boxes contains 100 puzzles. You can print and post them or project them daily. Your students WILL love them! Please leave me fair and honest feedback. I can't wait to hear how your students react to Brain Boxes! My Storefront: High School Geometry Junction

File Information: .pdf file, zipped Check out my free preview of this item located here: 40 Weeks of Algebra Review for Geometry Students FREE PREVIEW Instructions: These worksheets are meant to be used with Geometry students who have taken an Algebra 1 course previously. There are 36 Algebra topics as well as 4 Family Math Connections worksheets intended to get the entire family talking about mathematics. The worksheets may be used in any order. Most worksheets have 10 questions, and I ass

For this activity, students will plot points in a sequence to create a fun Pi Day picture. The file is in .pdf format and an answer key is provided. Great for middle school through high school!

This quadrilateral flip book has everything you need! Each quadrilateral has its properties and a detailed, marked diagram of the shape. Also included are the ways to prove that a quadrilateral is each shape. This book is jam-packed with information that your students will love while learning about quadrilaterals! Simply print (2-sided, long edge), fold on the solid lines and cut on the dotted lines. The order of the flip book follows the CCSS definition of a trapezoid as being a quadrilatera

Ten trivia questions about Pi and/or Pi Day. Each question has two choices. When a student selects an answer the worksheet directs the student to decorate or color a large Pi symbol in a specific way. Download contains 3 Word doc pages, and 3 .pdf pages. Great for middle school and high school math classrooms!

In this worksheet, students are to place the words: trapezoid, square, parallelogram, quadrilateral, isosceles trapezoid, rhombus, kite and rectangle in the appropriate box. The worksheet concludes with several sometimes/always/never questions to assess student learning. NOTE: This uses the CCSS definition that a trapezoid is a quadrilateral with AT LEAST one pair of opposite sides that are parallel. Answer key is included. This is an editable Word document.

With this activity, students will measure the sides, angles and diagonals of a parallelogram, rectangle, rhombus and square to discover which properties belong to each shape. Interactive and fun, this activity can easily be added to an interactive notebook. My high school students loved this activity! Included are original Word files that can be edited, answer key, and .pdf version of the activity.

This polygon foldable is great for your students' interactive notebook! Included in the foldable are: Polygon examples, non-examples, convex/concave/regular polygons, and the names of polygons with 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15, and n sides! All you have to do is print out this foldable and have your students cut on the dotted lines...that's it! What a great way to review these important geometry concepts! Included in the file is the original word file, a .pdf version, and direction for assemb

Weekly exit slips are a great way to gauge student's progress. This file contains 5 exit slips that can be printed out on 1 double-sided page. The exit slip also has a section for the student to self evaluate their learning. This file includes an editable Word document, the .pdf version, and a handy Exit Slip sign that you can print out, put in a vertical tabletop frame, and place by your classroom door, so your students will know if exit slips are needed today. I use these in my high school mat