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Working on classifying triangles based on their sides and angles? This set of 20 digital task cards is a great way to help your students practice classifying triangles. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answers! Students are shown a triangle and must choose the terms that best describe the triangle (acute, right, obtuse, equilateral, isosceles, scalene). Save 20% on this resource in my Geometry Boom Cards™ Bundle.What teachers are saying about this C

This set of 26 digital, self-checking task cards is a great way to help students practice identifying and naming points, lines, line segments, and rays. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answers! Students are also asked to identify parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines. You can hide any of the cards you don't want students to see. Never used Boom Cards™? Check out the preview to see how they work! Make sure to click on the full-size previ

Introducing different types of lines? This set of 24 digital task cards is a great way to help students practice identifying parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answer! Click HERE to save 20% on this types of lines activity as part of my Geometry Boom Cards™ Bundle.This parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines activity includes a variety of questions about parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting

This set of 32 digital task cards is a fun and easy way to help students practice classifying quadrilaterals! Students are shown one question at a time and LOVE getting instant feedback on their answers. Check out the preview to try the first 4 cards. (Make sure to click the full-size preview.) Students must identify squares, rectangles, parallelograms, rhombi, kites, trapezoids, and isosceles trapezoids using diagrams and written descriptions. They must also be able to use the quadrilateral

A fun way to identify and classify polygons! Students will LOVE the instant feedback they get as they practice identifying and classifying shapes with this set of 30 digital task cards. Students must determine if a given shape is a polygon, be able to classify polygons by the number of sides (triangle, quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, and octagon), and determine if a polygon is a regular polygon. Too long or see some cards you don't want to include? You can hide any card you don't

Engage students as they practice identifying and naming points, lines, line segments, and rays with this set of TWO self-checking mazes! These geometry activities (available as printable worksheets or in digital forms) are fun for students to complete and are so easy to grade at a glance. This activity also includes identifying perpendicular, parallel and intersecting lines. These points, lines, line segments, and rays mazes are self-checking! Students color in their answers in the hexagon m

Introducing students to angles? Check out this angle vocab digital activity to help students name angles, identify sides and vertices, and classify angles as acute, right, obtuse, or straight. This set of 30 digital, self-checking task cards is a great way to help students practice naming parts of angles and classifying angles. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answer! Students must able to name an angle using 1 and 3 points, name the vertex and sid

This set of 24 task cards (in printable and digital forms) is a great way to help your geometry students practice finding the area of a trapezoid. Students will love the digital, self-checking Boom Cards™! They're shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answers! Students must able to identify the bases and height of a variety of different trapezoids and use the formula to calculate the area. Some problems include trapezoids drawn on graph paper so students must determ

This self-checking digital activity is easy to use in the classroom or with distance learning to help students practice finding measures of central tendency. Students will love getting instant feedback as they find the mean, median, mode, and range of a data set! This editable activity is designed in Google Sheets. When students type in the solution, they will immediately see the orange "Incorrect" box switch to a green "Correct!" notification if they've entered the correct answer. What's

Engage students as they classify polygons with this self-checking maze! This polygon classification worksheet and digital activity makes classifying triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons, and octagons fun and is so easy to grade at a glance. Includes a printable worksheet and also a digital version for Google Slides™! The activity includes 16 problems. Students must be able to identify polygons by the number of sides and determine if a shape is a regular polygon. Problems include

Get your students out of their seats with this fun classifying quadrilaterals activity! In this 4 Corners Game with a twist, students work together in groups to classify quadrilaterals based on their properties and try to stay in the game! Who will be the last one standing??Reasons to love this classifying quadrilaterals game:It gets students up and moving around the room.It gets students working together on problems.It's not a race to see who's the fastest (accuracy is more important than sp

Use this guided note sheet to practice finding the area of triangles. Students first review area and then practice labeling the base and height of a triangle before finding the area. Great for use with whole class instruction or have students complete the lesson on their own by following this free online lesson. The online lesson includes a practice quiz with instant feedback! Check out more Geometry lessons at Kate's Math Lessons.

Get your students out of their seats with this fun geometry activity with lines, line segments, angles, and rays! In this 4 Corners Game with a twist, students work together in groups to identify, name, and draw different figures as they try to stay in the game! Who will be the last one standing??Reasons to love this lines, line segments, angles, and rays game:It gets students up and moving around the room.It gets students working together on problems.It's not a race to see who's the fastest

Teaching the types of angles in geometry? This self-checking Boom Cards™ deck includes classifying angles activities to help geometry students practice identifying acute, right, obtuse, and straight angles based on their angle measure. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answers! This Types of Angles activity includes 30 self-checking task cards. Students will classify the type of angle or answer a question about an acute, right, obtuse, or straight angl

Engage students as they practice identifying decimals in picture models, word form, and standard form with this FREE self-checking maze! This decimal activity makes identifying tenths and hundredths fun and is so easy to grade at a glance. This identifying decimals maze is self-checking! Students color in their answers in order, beginning at the START in the hexagon maze. Correct answers will connect to form a path that leads to a letter at the end, making it easy to quickly check students'

This digital, self-checking activity is designed in Google Slides and is great to use in the classroom or with distance learning! Students find the area of rectangles and drag the numbers 0-9 to the answer boxes, using each number once. After you purchase the activity, you will receive a pdf with instructions on how to download this file to your Google Drive and how to share with students. You and your students must have a free Google account in order to access the activity. An answer key

This set of 40 digital task cards is a fun way to help your students practice finding quotients of positive and negative numbers! Students are shown one question at a time and LOVE getting instant feedback on their answers! Boom Cards™ are great for in-class or distance learning and are graded automatically! The division problems are written using a fraction bar or the division symbol. The deck of cards begins with two lesson cards to help students review the division rules for positive

Engage students as they classify triangles by their sides and angles with this self-checking maze! This triangle classification worksheet and digital activity makes classifying triangles fun and is so easy to grade at a glance. Includes a printable worksheet and also a digital version for Google Slides™! The activity includes 16 problems. Students must be able to identify triangles as acute, right, obtuse, equiangular, equilateral, isosceles, and scalene. The first six questions ask studen

Engage your students as they practice finding the volume of cubes and rectangular prisms with this self-checking, digital activity in Google Sheets™. Students will LOVE getting instant feedback as they calculate the volume. This digital volume of prisms activity includes 12 questions. Students must be able to use a diagram or written description to find the volume of a cube or rectangular prism. When students type in the correct answer, they will immediately see a green "Correct!" notificatio

This set of 20 digital task cards is a great way to help your math students calculate the area of a rectangle or square. Students are shown one question at a time and love getting instant feedback on their answers! Great digital activity for in-class or distance learning! The deck is aligned to 3rd grade Common Core State Standard 3.MD.C.7b with whole numbers for the lengths and widths but is also a great review for 4th, 5th, or older students. Never used Boom Cards™? Check out the preview t