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Great no prep, self-checking activity for isosceles and equilateral triangles. This activity has students solve 16 problems involving applying theorems involving equilateral or isosceles triangles. If the student answers correctly, the box turns green and part of the picture is unscrambled. If the student answers incorrectly, the answer box turns red. The whole picture is revealed once all questions are answered correctly. Problem included are: 12 isosceles triangles problems - 4 involving sides

Great no prep, self-checking activity for angles of polygons. This activity has students solve 16 problems involving applying theorems involving finding the interior and exterior angles of polygons and regular polygons. If the student answers correctly, the box turns green and part of the picture is unscrambled. If the student answers incorrectly, the answer box turns red. The whole picture is revealed once all questions are answered correctly. Problem included are: 2 problems finding the sum of

Your students will love this operations with rational expressions scavenger hunt activity! Students will practice simplifying, multiplying, dividing, adding, and subtracting rational expressions. 9 problems are included in this activity: 2 simplifying2 multiplying2 dividing3 adding/subtractingPrint out the paper scavenger hunt and place around the room for a fun in-person activity or give this to your students digitally through google slides. This activity is perfect for a hybrid classroom! Inc

Great no prep, self-checking activity for finding segment lengths involving midpoint and segment bisector. This activity has students solve 9 problems involving midpoint or segment bisector. If the student answers correctly, part of the picture is revealed. The whole picture is revealed once all questions are answered correctly. Problem included are: 5 midpoint problems - 2 of which the student finds the length of the whole segment4 segment bisector problems - 2 of which the student finds the le

This google slides activity is the perfect practice for your students that are starting to get into proofs. Included in this activity are 6 proofs involving segments and angles. Four of them involve proving x equals some number, and two require plugging x back in to find an angle or segment. This is perfect for the lesson after algebraic proofs! The first proof the students drag and drop the reasons, the second proof the students type in the reasons, and the last four proofs require the students

Your students will love this solving systems by elimination digital maze! Students will solve a system by elimination, type their answer into the box provided as an ordered pair, and a path to the next problem will automatically appear if they give the correct answer! Students will keep going until they have made it to the finish. In all, students will complete 7 problems. 2 with opposite factors already3 where one equation needs to be multiplied2 where both equations need to be multipliedSelf-

This google slides activity is the perfect activity for your students to practice proving triangles are congruent. Included in this activity are 6 triangle congruence proofs and a slide where students sort the method to prove triangles are congruent by SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, and HL. Each of the proofs has the statements and reasons available on the side of the proof for students to drag and drop. There are more statements and reasons shown than will be used. Included in this activity: Google Slides

Your students will love this right triangle trig scavenger hunt activity! Students will practice finding trig ratios, finding the missing side of a right triangle, and finding a missing angle. 9 problems are included in this activity: 2 finding the trig ratio3 finding a missing side4 finding a missing anglePrint out the paper scavenger hunt and place around the room for a fun in-person activity or give this to your students digitally through google slides. This activity is perfect for a hybrid

This product includes a quadratic functions poster set with 13 letter size posters. The terms included are: vertexaxis of symmetryrootsy-interceptminimum/maximumdomainrangestandard formvertex formintercept formtransformationsfinding the vertexquadratic formulaThis would be great on a word wall or bulletin board to help remind students of the new vocabulary learned!

Great no prep, self-checking activity for permutations and combinations. This activity has students solve 10 problems dealing with combinations and permutations. There are five of each. If the student answers correctly, part of the picture is revealed and their answer is highlighted green. The whole picture is revealed once all questions are answered correctly. This resource includes:Google sheets picture reveal activityAnswer key

Great no prep, self-checking activity for solving exponential and logarithmic equations. This activity has students solve 9 problems. If the student answers correctly, part of the picture is revealed. The whole picture is revealed once all questions are answered correctly. Problems included are: 5 exponential equations - 2 with the same base, 3 with different base4 logarithmic equations - 2 with one log and 3 with 2 logs. Last problem has an extraneous solutionIncluded in this product:Digital my

Your students will love this digital factoring maze! Students will factor an expression, type their answer into the box provided, and a path to the next problem will automatically appear if they give the correct answer! Students will keep going until they have made it to the finish. This maze covers trinomials with a = 1 and a > 1 Self-checking activity with no prep!

Great no prep, self-checking activity for solving systems of equations by substitution. This activity has students solve 6 systems using substitution. If the student answers correctly, part of the picture is revealed. The whole picture is revealed once all questions are answered correctly. This resource includes:Google sheets picture reveal activityAnswer key

This is a printable and digital resource that is perfect for hybrid learning. In the digital version in Google Slides, students complete 8 problems dealing with multiplying and dividing fractions. They then drag and drop the correct answer next to the appropriate problem. In the printable version, students cut and paste the solution next to the problem. This resource includes:Google Slides versionPrintable versionAnswer key

This is a great resource that students can use to study the different exponent rules. Students fold this paper and cut out each flap. Then, while the student is working on problems they can quickly reference what each exponent rule is.