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Looking for a low-prep, high-impact way to assess your students throughout your probability unit?  This bundle of six auto-graded Google Forms assessments is designed to help high school math teachers check for understanding on the most essential probability concepts—without the stress of grading! What’s Included: This bundle features six separate 5-question assessments, each targeting a specific concept within a typical probability unit: Basic Probability – Simple one-event scenariosAddit

These five problem Google Forms assessments help you to quickly determine students' understanding of the following Geometry constructions: copying a segmentcopying an anglebisecting an angleperpendicular bisectorsparallel lines through a point not on the lineperpendicular lines through a point not on the linecircumcentersquare inscribed in a circlehexagonincircle of a triangletangents to a circle through a point outside the circleI have five blog posts, here, that include videos of these assess

These five problem self-checking assessments help you to quickly determine students' understanding of the following concepts that are typically taught in the Triangle Congruence & Similarity Unit in Geometry: Triangle Sum TheoremCongruent TrianglesTriangle Congruence Theorems (SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, HL)Triangle Congruence ProofsTriangle Similarity (SSS & SAS only)Triangle Similarity (SSS, SAS, & AA)See the sample problems below to see what the problems are like! All of the problems are already se

These five problem assessments help you to quickly determine students' understanding of the following Geometry concepts: vocabularytranslationsrotationsreflectionsmixed practice (translations, rotations, & reflections)dilations about the originperimeter and area after dilations (using p prime = pk and area prime = area times k squared) Click here to watch my video showing all of the assessments included in this bundle!These Google Forms are great for use as a ticket out the door (exit ticket), a

This five problem assessment helps you to quickly determine students' understanding of dilations when it comes to Transformations in Geometry. Includes the following vocabulary: enlargement, reduction, isometry. Click here to see my video about creating assessments for dilations--featuring this assessment!This Google Form is great for use as a ticket out the door (exit ticket), a formative assessment, a homework check, a shorter homework assignment, or a warm up. I've already customized its s

These Google Forms mini assessments help you to quickly determine students' understanding of parallel lines cut by a transversal in Geometry: identifying angle pairsfinding angle measures using the types of pairs (knowing if the angles are congruent or supplementary)solving for x to find angle measures: 2 forms for this (one is more basic; the other is more challenging)proofs Use this Google Form to assess the following types of angle pairs: alternate interior anglesalternate exterior anglescor

These 5 problem Google Forms assessments help you to quickly determine students' understanding of the following concepts that are typically taught in the Coordinate Geometry Unit of Geometry: Midpoint, distance, & slopeParallel & perpendicular linesPartitioningGraphing circles (standard form equations)Conic form equations of circlesProving parallelogramsProving rectangle, rhombus, & squareTangent line equationsClick on the individual products, and take a look at the preview pictures to see each

These 5 problem Google Forms assessments help you to quickly determine students' understanding of the following concepts that are typically taught in the Circles Unit of Geometry: Central anglesInscribed anglesChord and secant anglesChord, secant, and tangent segmentsArea of a sector & arc lengthClick on the individual products, and take a look at the preview pictures to see each problem. These Google Forms are great for use as a ticket out the door (exit ticket), a formative assessment, a home

These five problem assessments help you to quickly determine students' understanding of the following as it relates to Pythagorean Theorem: Finding missing side lengthsFinding the hypotenuse lengthMixed practice with finding a side or the hypotenusePythagorean triplesApplication (word) problemsSee the sample problems in the preview images or in each individual product to see what the problems are like! All of the problems are already set up to be graded for you. These Google Forms are great for

Need to see how well your students understand slope as it relates to parallel and perpendicular lines? This five question Google Form will help you to pinpoint who's struggling and where. The problems include the following: 2 problems finding parallel & perpendicular slopes given the equation of a line↑ these problems are set up as a multiple choice grid for higher level of difficulty; you can change that if you need to do so (see pictures for examples)3 problems finding the slope-intercept equa

Need a quick way to assess your students’ understanding of probability using the addition rule ("or" problems)?  This 5-question Google Forms assessment is ideal for 8th–10th grade Geometry and Algebra students learning the addition rule. What’s Covered: This formative assessment focuses on addition rule probability, including scenarios with and without overlapping outcomes. Students must apply their knowledge of subtracting the intersection ("and") when calculating combined probabilities.

Need a quick way to assess your students’ understanding of conditional probability using a two-way table?  This 5-question Google Forms assessment is ideal for 8th–10th grade Geometry and Algebra students learning about conditional probability. What’s Covered: This assessment focuses on conditional probability, helping students understand how to calculate the probability of an event occurring given that another event has already happened.   Want a closer look? Watch the preview video to see

These five problem assessments help you to quickly determine students' understanding of the following concepts that are typically taught in the Right Triangle Trigonometry Unit in Geometry: Trigonometric RatiosFinding Missing SidesFinding Missing AnglesSolving the TriangleSee the sample problems to see what the problems are like! All of the problems are already set up to be graded for you. These Google Forms are great for use as a ticket out the door (exit ticket), a formative assessment, a home

Need to see how well your students understand the characteristics of the graph of a circle given general form equations? How well can they convert general form equations to standard form equations? Converting general form equations to standard form equations by completing the square...is challenging for many students! This five question Google Form will help you to pinpoint who's struggling and where. The problems include the following: 3 problems: write the equation of a circle in standard for

This five problem assessment helps you to quickly determine students' understanding of the types of angles--alternate interior, alternate exterior, same side interior, corresponding, and vertical--that are formed by two parallel lines cut by a transversal. I think this would be great to use as a warm up on the first day just to pre-assess what students already know! The questions are... super straightforwardset up to be auto-graded--but not released to them immediately (You can change this opti

This five point assessment helps you to quickly assess how well students understand the triangle proportionality theorem. The problems include the following: 2 problems involving finding a length that's completely numeric3 problems involving finding a length by solving for xset up to be auto-graded--but not released to them immediately (You can change this option if you want students to see their grade immediately by just clicking a checkbox in settings ⚙ > quizzes > release grade immediat

Need to see how well your students understand proving whether parallelograms on a coordinate plane are also a rectangle, rhombus, or square? This five question Google Form will help you to pinpoint who's struggling and where. This mini assessment is designed for students to turn in/upload the work to you...and only choose the correct reason on the Google Form. These are the instructions at the top of the form. *You can edit or delete these completely to customize for your classroom. "Prove yo

This five point assessment helps you to quickly assess how well students understand the basic properties of special parallelograms: rectangle, rhombus, and square. Each of these problems has a dropdown of answer choices. The properties are basic, but I purposely used the most common "wrong" answers in the dropdown list. This will help you to see what kind of mistakes your students are making. (For example: In a rhombus, do they think the diagonals are congruent?) If you want to make your as

This five problem assessment helps you to quickly determine students' understanding of Triangle Similarity by SSS & SAS. This includes using proportions, writing a similarity statement, and determining whether similarity is by SSS, SAS, or neither. See the sample problems below to see what the problems are like! This Google Form is great for use as a ticket out the door (exit ticket), a formative assessment, a homework check, a shorter homework assignment, or a warm up.I've already customized

This five problem assessment helps you to quickly determine students' understanding of perimeter and area after dilations (using p prime = pk and area prime = area times k squared) when it comes to Transformations in Geometry. Click here to watch a video about this assessment and the instructional strategy I use.This Google Form is great for use as a ticket out the door (exit ticket), a formative assessment, a homework check, a shorter homework assignment, or a warm up. I've already customized