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This activity has 15 stations that have students classifying triangles in the coordinate plane. Students are expected to use slope to determine if there is a right angle. Students should use either the distance formula or Pythagorean Theorem to determine if the triangle is scalene, isosceles, or equilateral. The answer key is designed to be printed on the back of the stations so students can self check their answers before moving on. This is a great activity for the vertical whiteboards and coll

Bring real-world problem solving into your classroom with this 17-station Pythagorean Theorem activity! Students practice applying the Pythagorean Theorem to authentic, practical scenarios, all while collaborating and working at vertical whiteboards. Each station provides a self-check option with answers printed on the back, allowing students to immediately verify their work before moving on to the next challenge. This structure encourages discussion, reasoning, and peer learning. ✅ What’

This activity has 15 stations that have students classifying quadrilaterals in the coordinate plane. Students are expected to use slope to determine if there is a right angle or parallel sides. Students should use either the distance formula or Pythagorean Theorem to classify by the sides. Shapes include: QuadrilateralsTrapezoidsKitesParallelogramsRhombiiRectanglesSquaresThe answer key is designed to be printed on the back of the stations so students can self check their answers before moving on

This activity has 15 stations with word problems that need to be solved using the Pythagorean Theorem. Some answers will be rounded and some will be in simplest radical form. The answer key is designed to be printed on the back of the stations so students can self check their answers before moving on. This is a great activity for the vertical whiteboards and collaborative group work.

🏰 Castle Attack! Trig Applications Review Game 🏰 Bring excitement and strategy into your trigonometry review with this Castle Attack Game focused entirely on right triangle trig applications! Students will use sine, cosine, and tangent to solve real-world problems involving angle of elevation, angle of depression, and right triangle models—all while battling to protect their castles! This activity is perfect for collaborative group work at vertical whiteboards. Students solve problems, r

🟠 Rectangle Perimeter Systems of Equations Worksheets 🟠 Give students meaningful practice writing and solving systems of equations using rectangle perimeter relationships with this set of two worksheets (20 problems total). Students will use perimeter formulas and relationships between length and width to create and solve systems in real-world geometric contexts. Each worksheet is designed for self-checking, with answers formatted to print on the back, making this resource perfect for

Two Truths & a Lie — Rotational Angles in Standard Position (10 Stations, Self-Checking!)Strengthen your students’ understanding of rotational angles in standard position with this engaging Two Truths & a Lie station activity! Students move through 10 stations, each containing three statements—two true and one false—about a given angle or situation. Their task: identify the lie AND correct it, deepening comprehension and strengthening reasoning skills. This activity helps students master key

This scavenger hunt gets posted around the room. Students can pick any question to start with. They solve the question at the bottom of the page. Then they look around the room for their answer on the top of another page. Once they find it, that is the next question they do. Students keep track of their progress by recording the letters on each page. The document is in answer order and there is also a key at the end of the letter order. A student work page is included. I also just have students

This Solving Right Triangles Review Game includes 21 review problems using the Pythagorean Theorem, Special Right Triangles, and Trig. This is a great set of problems for student collaboration at vertical whiteboards. I use these questions as a Castle Attack game. See the preview to read the directions for Castle Attack. My students love this game and are constantly requesting to play it. It includes answering math questions, rolling dice, and attacking other teams. This game requires vertical w

This scavenger hunt gets posted around the room. Students can pick any question to start with. They solve the question at the bottom of the page. Then they look around the room for their answer on the top of another page. Once they find it, that is the next question they do. Students keep track of their progress by recording the letters on each page. The document is in answer order and there is also a key at the end of the letter order. A student work page is included. I also just have students

Converse of the Pythagorean Theorem Stations — 40 Problems (Includes Radical Lengths!)Bring clarity and confidence to your students’ understanding of the Converse of the Pythagorean Theorem with this engaging set of 40 self-checking stations! Perfect for collaborative learning, partner practice, or independent work, these stations help students determine whether triangles are right, acute, or obtuse using numeric and radical side lengths. What’s Included✔ 40 station cards Stations 1–20: Inte

This activity includes 20 colorful stations that involve angles of elevation and depression. Students need to interpret the word problem, draw a diagram, and then use the appropriate trig function to solve for the missing side or angle.  This is a great activity for collaborative group work at vertical white boards. The answers are designed to print on the back of the slide.

This Quadrilateral Properties Review Game includes 16 review problems that involve setting up and solving equations. The questions include distractor information so students need to be able to decide which measurements relate to each other. Not all information provided will be used. This is a great set of problems for student collaboration at vertical whiteboards. I use these questions as a Castle Attack game. See the preview to read the directions for Castle Attack. My students love this game a