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Would you like for your students to get hands-on practice measuring angles with a protractor? You can review how to measure and classify angles with the provided notes pages, and then have your students practice measuring angles. A "How to Use a Protractor" notes page is also available! Start your geometry class/unit off strong with this hands-on activity worksheet!

Holiday/Christmas scene graphing activity! Need a quick, no-prep, and fun activity around winter break that can sharpen students slope and graphing skills? This is it! Students will find the slope between two points. Then they will graph the ordered pairs from each problem and connect the ordered pairs from each problem to create a holiday/Christmas scene. Key's for finding slope from two-points and the graphed picture are provided!

Start your geometry year off with a creative and interactive distance formula based project! Students can work together in pairs/groups or individually to draw a theme park map. They will use their knowledge of graphing points on a coordinate plane to place the corresponding attractions on the map. Creativity will abound as they also draw their version of each attraction! Questions are included to find the distance between specific attractions. Students will use the distance formula to answ

Help your students better understand truth tables and apply the logic needed to create truth tables with this guided practice resource! In this resource, you and your students will receive a notes page that will detail negation, conjunction, and disjunction tables along with their rules. They will then take these rules and apply them to create truth tables. Keys are provided!

A comprehensive graphic organizer of basic trigonometry formulas. Pythagorean theorem, sine, cosine, tangent, Law of sines, and Law of cosines are included.

Hands-on practice of four basic geometry constructions: Congruent Segments, Congruent Angles, Perpendicular Bisectors, and Angle Bisectors. This document contains step by step instructions on creating those constructions, and a section to practice. A ruler, a compass, and a pencil are all the materials needed! A key is provided as well!

Need a quick assessment of basic geometry terms? Here is a great matching activity! Students will match the basic geometry terms to their definitions, and they will match the basic geometry terms to their figures. You can use this resource a quick homework assignment or an exit ticket. This could also be a quiz resource! Answer key's are provided!

This a fun, interactive activity where students will cut and paste the polygons into the correct classification! The two classifications are concave/convex and regular/irregular polygons. Teacher instructions and a key is included!