Lisa Ferrante

You could use this as a review once you've gone over the equations of circles in both standard and general form. Students complete a table to help them draw a series of circles. The circles overlap and make a secret animal (it's supposed to be a monkey, but some of my students argue that it's a bear or something else). The students get a mixed circle equation review while having fun with drawing the animal at the same time. The picture progresses in a way that makes it difficult for them to gues

This worksheet has FIVE word problems that form an odd story involving Santa, cookies, radians, arc length, sector areas, and fire. I'm new at posting on TPT, so I can't figure out how to post photos of all the pages yet ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ so even though only 3 problems are showing, there will be five total. I enjoy reading my student's answers from the last part of question 5! You could use this as a daily assignment or an extra credit assignment around the holidays. Answer keys for all five problems, w

Looking for a little project to do in December? Have your students make holiday ornaments using their angle measure skills! I assign this as a small quiz grade, and this year I even assigned it virtually and had students send me photos of their finished projects. You could also assign it as a take home (maybe extra credit even) over the December break. I randomly assign each student an angle in radian measure (my sheet of angles is attached), and for their angle they convert it to degrees, draw