The Math Domain

✏️The beginning of each year is filled with excitement and unknowns. Take one unknown out of the equation (pun intended) by giving a readiness test. As students come into your pre-algebra, algebra 1, or geometry classes, there are certain skills that they should have mastered. If they haven't, you, as an educator, would rather know NOW so you can build in review or reteaching of these important foundational topics. Set your students (and you) up for success by checking to see what areas have b

Add some review topics to your classes during the long winter months. But these aren't any old review worksheets. These are half-sheets that combine meaningful review with winter/holiday excitement. This bundle is the perfect combo of everything from pre-algebra skills (chances are all your classes could use some review on these topics) to algebra skills to geometry.

🎄 Make December and January actually productive with these festive, low-prep Winter Math Review Minis for Geometry! 🎄Give your high school Geometry students meaningful practice disguised as holiday/winter fun. Each half-sheet focuses on a key skill your students likely learned in the first half of the year, wrapped in simple winter clipart and engaging formats that keep them working without feeling like another worksheet. Product OverviewThis resource includes 12 different half-sheet review a

✏️The beginning of each year is filled with excitement and unknowns. Take one unknown out of the equation (pun intended) by giving a readiness test. As students come into geometry, there are many skills that they should have mastered. If they haven't, you, as an educator, would rather know NOW so you can build in review or reteaching of these important foundational topics. Set your students (and you) up for success by checking to see what areas have been mastered and which ones need some suppo

✨ Practice midpoints, endpoints, and segment lengths on a number line with this self-checking digital picture reveal!This Google Sheets activity gives students 8 problems where the midpoint and one endpoint are provided. Students solve for the missing endpoint or the length of the segment, and each correct answer reveals part of a hidden picture. The interactive format keeps students engaged while giving them instant feedback. Students will: Use the midpoint formula to find a missing endpoint

Focusing on the definitions of quadrilaterals, this card stack is a self-checking activity that students can use to practice and solidify their understanding. The polygons defined are: quadrilateral, parallelogram, rectangle, rhombus, square, trapezoid (with a version included that uses the word trapezium instead), isosceles trapezoid, and kite.