Spartan Math

This resource is a challenge activity that will help students practice using what they know about angle relationships that are created by parallel lines and a transversal and angles in a triangle.

This resource includes a study guide and two versions of a quiz over introduction to transformations, specifically translating and reflecting, including graphing on the coordinate plane. Two versions of the quiz are included for variety if students are sitting near each other, or to be used as a retake quiz for students who would like to improve.

This lesson includes a notes page, practice page, and short assessment named either a Mastery Check or Exit Ticket. Students are introduced to the different types of transformations and which of them are rigid motions, as well as some other important introductory vocabulary.

This resource includes notes on defining and finding segment and angle bisectors as well as the midpoint of a segment from a graph. Angle pairs notes include learning about complementary, supplementary, adjacent, linear pairs, and vertical angles. A study guide is also included to wrap up the group of lessons!

This resource has review problems for identifying corresponding parts of congruent triangles, using SSS, using SAS, and writing proofs. This review activity can be used for a Capture the Flag game where students work on teams to answer questions and steal other team's flags with correct answers. It could also just be used as stations or task cards! A student recording sheet is included for students to show their work.

This resource includes introduction notes for transformations including a transformation sorting activity, introduction to translations notes including coordinate notation and graphing, and introduction to reflections notes including graphing across the x and y axis. Plus, a study guide is included to wrap things up!

This resource includes notes on simplifying ratios and setting up and solving proportions, determining if triangles are similar, and AA, SSS, and SAS similarity. A study guide is also included to wrap up the lessons!

This resource includes guided notes on introducing points, line, planes, segments, and rays, identifying intersections, and finding missing segment and angle measures. A Two Truths & a Lie activity for finding intersections and a study guide for the unit are also included!

This resource includes notes for classifying triangles by their sides and angles, solving for interior and exterior angles of triangles, and classifying and using algebra to solve with isosceles and equilateral triangles. A study guide is also included for the lessons!

This resource includes three sets of student notes, one on corresponding parts of congruent triangles, one on SSS postulate and one on SAS postulate. These include writing proofs! There is also a sorting activity included to practice identifying corresponding parts of triangles and a study guide that helps practice the three lessons!

This resource includes two pages of student notes on parallel and perpendicular and skew lines. The first page is all about defining and identifying parallel, perpendicular, and skew lines and planes. The second day is all about learning theorems about perpendicular lines and determining if you have enough information to prove that angles are congruent. Some algebra based problems are also included!

This resource includes notes on rotations, line and rotational symmetry, and composition of transformations, including graphing. A study guide is also included to wrap up the lessons!

This resource includes an exploration into evaluating expressions, notes on evaluating including order of operations, notes on combining like terms, notes on distributive property, and notes on real world situations. There are explorations including real world connections, geometry connections, and vocabulary connections. A review activity and study guide are also included!

These digital notes draw references from the book, Sir Cumference and the First Round Table. Students explore the vocabulary used when finding the circumference and area of circles and relate it back to images from the book along with the formal definitions. Students practice calculating the circumference and area of circles.

This lesson includes a notes page, practice page, and short assessment named either a Mastery Check or Exit Ticket. Students are introduced to reflections across the x-axis and y-axis, including graphing.

These notes teach students the rules of rotating coordinates on a coordinate plane. Students practice finding image coordinates using rotation rules and practice graphing the pre-image and image for different shapes undergoing rotations. Would work great with an instructional video!

Practice activity to help students work on finding missing angle measures in a triangle. Students will have to also have knowledge of solving simple equations and other angle relationships, like complimentary/supplementary and vertical angles. This activity works best on a Thursday, as the riddle references Friday!

This is a short digital activity for students to review and practice finding the missing side length of a right triangle using the Pythagorean Theorem. This could be used as a homework assignment, a study guide, or an intervention tool!

These digital notes introduce the Pythagorean Theorem and help students practice how to find the missing hypotenuse length when given the lengths of the bases in a right triangle. Would work great with an instructional video!

This activity can be used as a quick whole class, a team competition, or even a partner match! It could potentially be used over and over to practice some common geometry vocabulary terms. 24 vocabulary words included!! Students are given either a word or image and have to find their match. For example, if they have line, they have to find the picture of a line. To help students out, there are common pairs of items pictured on them. For example the word might have a cookie and the image might ha