Try-Angle Math

Practice using proportions to find the distance represented on a map with this fun treasure map! Measure or count the distance between 2 points of interest on the map. Be careful, some points are halfway between two numbers! Then, write a proportion and solve to find the distance on "real land." Includes 6 versions: The Google Slides digital version has a ruler to measure in inches. The rulers are already at the correct angle so students just need to click and drag to measure. Includes 15 q

Integer operations has never been more fun! Engage your students with this amazing activity where correct answers reveal a mystery picture! ~ Adding Integers ~ Subtracting Integers ~ Multiplying Integers ~ Dividing Integers You will receive a PDF upon purchase with a link to the student copy and the answer key. Click "Make a Copy" to save your own copy in your Google Drive so it's easy to find year after year. For more Halloween activities, click here. This is also part of my TRICK or TREA

Write an equation in slope-intercept form that is parallel or perpendicular to the given line AND passes through the given point. This activity models what parallel and perpendicular lines looks like and that they don't have to have the same y-intercept, which is why we solve for b. 2 pagesParallel Lines - 4 problems to solve with graph and 6 to solve algebraically Perpendicular Lines - 4 problems to solve with graph and 6 to solve algebraically Let's Stay Connected!It's my goal to create midd