Miss Ray's Math Resources

This presentation includes 11 different exit tickets related to Pythagorean Theorem, Special Right Triangles, Trigonometric Ratios, Inverse Trigonometric Ratios, Law of Sines and Law of Cosines. These exit tickets can be projected onto the whiteboard, printed on paper or you can download the slides individually as a PDF and upload to Schoology for your students to complete using the Kami app. If you have any questions or need help with downloads, please reach out to me! Answer keys for all probl

My students love completing maze worksheets. These worksheets can be printed out and students can color in with markers or colored pencils, or these can be uploaded to Schoology and using an app such as Kami, can be colored digitally.

This exit ticket on parallel lines cut by a transversal is a great way to check students basic understanding of angle pairs. I give this formative assessment after our lesson on lines cut by a transversal and their angle pairs. This exit ticket also has a section where students can rate their understanding of the concept using a target scale of 1-4.

Your students know basic angle pair relationships, now see if they can apply those relationships to find the angle measures of all angles when two parallel lines are cut by a transversal. This exit ticket is perfect for the last five minutes of class to check students understanding, and also has a scale for them to rate themselves by circling an option.

This digital maze can be assigned through Google Classrom or the link can be sent ti students individually via email and they can make a copy for themselves. Students will use the figure given and find x for the missing side of the triangle. Once they work out the answer, they will enter the answer rounded to the nearest tenth. If correct, the maze lights up a green path. If incorrect, the answer square turns red indicating the student needs to try again. You can ask students to show work on a p

This digital maze can be assigned through Google Classroom or the link can be sent to students individually via email and they can make a copy for themselves. Students will use Pythagorean Theorem to classify the triangles by using the 3 side measurements in their calculations. Once they work out the answer, they can click on the correct multiple choice answer. If correct, the maze lights up a green path. If incorrect, the answer square turns red indicating the student needs to try again. You ca

I give out this Venn diagram worksheet after taking notes about triangle bisectors. This could also be given as a note handout to organize thoughts during a lesson. An answer key is provided, but there are many possible answers. I tell students to at least use all words in the word bank at least once, but the words can be used more than once.