Resources from Relleva

Distance Formula BTC thin sliced lesson activity. Includes practice, applications and quick quiz. Class opener can be used as a collaborative warm-up. Finding shortest distance between locations. Thin-sliced activity has students finding horizontal and vertical distances before finding distances of oblique line segments. Problems lead students from integer coordinates to variable coordinates to formulate the distance formula through Pythagorean Theorem. 5 practice problems and 3 application p

Special Right Triangle practice 30 60 90 only. Three versions for differentiation! Version 1 meets basic standards using side relationships. Version 2 includes rationalization and multiplying radicals. Version 3 includes fractions and simplifying radicals. Can use as Cut and Paste or as a standalone worksheet where the students can cross off their answers as they go. Good for self checking homework, station work, or classwork.

SEGMENT ADDITION Self-Checking Mystery Puzzle Segment addition with linear equations, systems of linear equations, quadratic equations (factorable) and coordinate geometry. Includes Midpoint Theorem. Students have experienced Pythagorean Theorem so no distance formula is needed. Self Checking. When students enter the correct answer, it will turn green and a piece of the puzzle will appear. Good for classwork, homework, group work, or a task in a Math Workshop classroom. Assign through Google

16 Angle Pair Task Cards GREAT for review used in stations or collaborative group work. Vertical, Supplementary, Complementary, Angle Addition. Most problems are algebraic, one system of equations. Diagrams not drawn to scale. Student worksheet Answers included on second set of task cards as well as listed for printout. Can hang this in a central location for students to check their answers.

Four area tasks. Each serving a different purpose. Twist on linear function applications! Integrated Area of Rectangles and Triangles. Combined with domain/range, function notation and graphing. Interpreting slope, x-y intercepts within context of the area of geometric figures.Teacher notes and answers included. Can be used as an enrichment one day with followup warm ups. Can be used as group work and homework/practice.

SEGMENT ADDITION version 2 - NO QUADRATICS! Self-Checking Mystery Puzzle Segment addition with linear equations, systems of linear equations and coordinate geometry. Includes Midpoint Theorem. Students have experienced Pythagorean Theorem so no distance formula is needed. Self Checking. When students enter the correct answer, it will turn green and a piece of the puzzle will appear. Good for classwork, homework, group work, or a task in a Math Workshop classroom. Assign through Google Classr