Math Needs by Natalie

Review for geometry regents with major topics on the test. At least 2 questions per section! Something students can do the night before when they need something to practice.

Questions on constructions taken from the past 6 years of NYS geometry regents on constructions only. 16 questions with plenty of room to practice.

Formulas students need to memorize for final exam or NYS regents. (Answer key included)

Students will use Pythagorean Theorem to solve for the missing side of a triangle. When they get their answer they will type it into the answer column to reveal a part of the pixel art. If nothing comes up, their answer is incorrect. 15 questions total.

Students will find the distance between 2 points. When the answer is correct it will reveal part of the pixel art, if it is wrong, nothing in the pixel art will change. All non-perfect squares round to the nearest tenth.

Students will determine the slope parallel and perpendicular to a line provided for them and as they fill in correct answers pieces of the pixel art should appear. When they finish the 20 questions, a full gingerbread man should appear. If there are missing pieces they answered one of the questions wrong.

This is a graphic organizer that students can reference when completing challenging triangle proofs on their own. It lists a definition, statement, reason and picture for reference.

Directions: Students will be split into two families. One family member from each team will come to the front of the classroom and participate in the “buzzer question” read by the teacher. The first person to buzz in and answer the question correctly will play the first face off round. In this round, students will one by one come to the board and fill out a statement/reason proof. The opposing family will be able to steal the question at any time only if they find a mistake in family 1’s work. I

Students will identify the transformation performed on a set of points.

Students will identify congruent triangles by determining SAS, HL, AAS, ASA or SSS postulates on a google form 10 questions total.

12 question google form on tangent and secant angles formed in a cirlce.

Includes 9 multiple choice, and 7 short answer where they will have to prove a quadrilateral is a square using distance formula. Answer key included.

Student's will use the distance formula to compute distance in real life scenarios.

3 questions to check students knowledge on volume of 3D figures.

Lesson introducing the side splitter theorem for similar triangles included with google form submit classwork.

Geometry - intro to circle unit - definitions of segments and labeling/measure of segments formed in a circle.