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High school geometry games for SMART Notebook
Taboo Review Game for Quadrilaterals
This is a fun review game to help make sure learners know their vocab and properties. Students sit facing each other. One with their back to the board projecting the game and the other facing it. The one facing the board attempts to describe the word in blue without using the words in white. To make it competitive, I have the first group to get their partner to get it to stand. The first to stand wins. Then they switch seats and you move onto the next work. My kids ask to play it more often. I p
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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Taboo Circles Review
This is a review game that my students beg for more. I use this to help student learn their vocabulary, properties, formulas, etc. Students sit facing each other with one to the board with the game projected on and the other student facing them. The student facing the board is trying to get their partner to say the word on top first without saying any of the words in the white. To make it competitive, I instruct students to stand as soon as they get the word, and the first to stand wins that rou
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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Jeopardy Review Game on Quadrilaterals
This is a Smartboard Notebook file that contains a Jeopardy review game on quadrilaterals. The preview is the PDF print out of the game so you can see what you're getting. It is a great way to review the unit on quadrilaterals with geometry students before a big test!
The categories are:
Polygons
Parallelograms
Rectangles & Rhombi
Squares
Trapezoids & Kites
Grades:
7th - 12th
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CCSS:
Geometry - Smartboard Q and A Game - Similarity
This Smartboard Q and A (Questions and Answers) game, a Jeopardy type game, is designed to review similarity concepts in geometry using the categories: • Similar Polygons, • Similar Triangles, • Proportional Parts, • Area, and • Volume. The questions in each category are valued at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 points. Here is how the game works: • Suppose a student selects “Similar Polygons” for 500. • The student taps the value of the 500 and the question appears illustrating a quadrilat
Grades:
9th - 11th
Also included in: 6 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 2nd Semester
Geometry - Smartboard Q and A Game - Properties and Congruence of Triangles
This Smartboard Q and A game, a type of Jeopardy game, is designed to review properties of a triangle and congruence of triangles using the categories: • Triangle sum, • Constructions,• Congruence,• Proof, and • Hodge podge. • Hidden in the game is a bonus question. The game ends a Final Q and A question. Start the game with the Q and A game board projected on the white board or an interactive white board. Divide the students into groups that will compete. Choose a random group to pick a start
Grades:
9th - 11th
Also included in: 5 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 1st Semester
Square Root Operations (Radical) Jeopardy
Students will work in small groups or individually to play this Jeopardy game. Operations include: Simplifying, Multiplying, Adding, Subtracting, Distributing, FOILing, and Rationalizing. This game is provided as Smart Board Activity, but is also offered as a PowerPoint.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Whack-A-Mole -Area, Perimeter, and Volume Game Elementary and Middle Grades
For use with the SMART board. This SMART notebook file has hyperlinks to questions. Students throw a soft ball (koosh ball) at the board to activate the links to the questions. A fun way to review area and perimeter of 2 dimensional shapes and area and volume of 3 dimensional shapes. This game is geared for upper elementary grades and/or middle school
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Grades:
4th - 10th
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Geometry - Smartboard Q and A Game - Pythagorean Theorem
This Smartboard Q and A (Question and Answer) game, a Jeopardy type game, reviews many topics related to the Pythagorean Theorem. Six categories: • Pythagorean Triplets, • 45-45-90, • 30-60-90, • Pythagorean Theorem, • Miscellaneous. The questions in each category are valued at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 points. Here is how the game works: • Suppose a student selects “Pythagorean Triplets” for 300. • The student taps the value of the 300 and the question appears that illustrates a r
Grades:
9th - 11th
Also included in: 6 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 2nd Semester
Geometry - Smartboard Q and A Game - Area
This Smartboard Q and A (Questions and Answers) game, a Jeopardy type game, is designed to review area concepts in geometry using the categories: • Area Formulas, • Rectangles and Parallelograms, • Triangles and Trapezoids, • Circles, and • Hodge Podge. The questions in each category are valued at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 points. Here is how the game works: • Suppose a student selects “Area Formulas” for 300. • The student taps the value of the 300 and the question appears illustra
Grades:
9th - 11th
Also included in: 6 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 2nd Semester
Geometry - Smartboard Q and A Game - Circle Concepts and Properties
This Smartboard Q and A (Questions and Answers) game, a jeopardy type game, is designed to review reasoning in geometry using the categories: • Tangents, • Chords, • Arcs, • Circumference and • Arc length. The questions in each category are valued at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 points. Here is how the game works: • Suppose a student selects “Arc Length” for 100. • The student taps the value of the 100 and the question appears: “What is the difference between arc length and arc measur
Grades:
9th - 11th
Also included in: 5 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 1st Semester
Volume of 3D Shapes SMARTBoard Game Show
Based on the game Jeopardy, here's a SMARTBoard Game Show you can play to review the volume of 3D shapes. It's simple to play and ready to go!All problems are shown in the preview.Suggestion for Play:I have read a lot of different game play ideas from other teachers, but this method seems to be the best for keeping all students engaged - -Divide the kids into groups of 4 or so-Give each group a whiteboard and a marker-Pick a random student to choose the category and the dollar amount (use sticks
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Geometry - Smartboard Q and A Game - Transformations
This Smartboard Q and A (Questions and Answers) game, a jeopardy type game, is designed to review geometric properties of transformations using the categories: • Translations, • Reflections, • Rotations, • Mixed, and • Lines of SymmetryThe questions in each category are valued at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 points. Here is how the game works: • Suppose a student selects “Mixed” for 100. • The student taps the value of the 100 and the question appears illustrating three different transf
Grades:
8th - 10th
Also included in: 6 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 2nd Semester
Geometry - Smartboard Q and A Game- Trigonometry
This Smartboard Q and A (Questions and Answers) game, a Jeopardy type game, is designed to review basic trigonometry in GEOMETRY using the categories: • Sine, • Cosine, • Tangent, • Problems, and • Mixed. The questions in each category are valued at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 points. Here is how the game works: • Suppose a student selects “Cosine” for 500. • The student taps the value of the 500 and the question appears illustrating a 30 deg-60 deg-Right Triangle with the measure of
Grades:
9th - 11th
Also included in: 6 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 2nd Semester
Geometry - Smartboard Q and A Game - Volume
This Smartboard Q and A (Questions and Answers) game, a Jeopardy type game, is designed to review volume concepts in geometry using the categories: • Volume Formulas, • Prisms and Cylinders, • Pyramids and Cones, • Volume Problems, and • Hodge Podge. The questions in each category are valued at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 points. Here is how the game works: • Suppose a student selects “Prisms and Cylinders” for 100. • The student taps the value of the 100 and the question appears stati
Grades:
9th - 11th
Also included in: 6 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 2nd Semester
Smartboard Q and A Game - Reasoning in Geometry
This Smartboard Q and A (Questions and Answers) game, a jeopardy type game, is designed to review reasoning in geometry using the categories: • Terms, • Inductive reasoning, • Nth terms, • Angle relations, • Parallel lines, and • Slope. The questions in each category are valued at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 points. Here is how the game works: • Suppose a student selects “nth Term” for 100. • The student taps the value of the 100 and the question appears: What is the nth term in the
Grades:
9th - 11th
Also included in: 5 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 1st Semester
Geometry - Smartboard Q and A Game - Basic Terms
This is a free download. In my store you will see 10 other geometry smartboard Q and A (Questions and Answers) games for high school geometry. You can buy them separately or in a 1st or 2nd Semester bundle of 5 games each.This Smartboard Q and A game is designed to review basic terms in geometry using the categories: • Terms, • Polygons, • Triangles, • Quadrilaterals, and • Miscellaneous. The questions in each category are valued at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 points. Here is how the g
Grades:
9th - 11th
Volume Review Game: Press Your Luck
This Ready to Play game is used to review volume of 3D figures such as cones, cylinders, and spheres. This is based on the game show "Press Your Luck." A warm up, target, and answers with solutions are all included! Some surface area problems are included as challenge questions. SmartNotebook Compatible.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Solving Right Triangle Activity
If a student steals a cookie...
Directions: Place students into 5 - 6 groups. In case you want, I included a random group generator into the SMART file for you. Students solve the problems on a whiteboard/paper. If the team gets it right, send one person from the group up to the board to pop open a box to see what they get...but be careful! There are many game changers in there just for you...and them! The GRAY X's help you keep track of which "cookie jars" you have answers.
On each question
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Grades:
9th - 10th
Toothpick Geometry
This is a SMART Notebook file full of geometry puzzles. There are 18 puzzles that students can solve. With each puzzle, there is a linked solution page that is animated to show the movement required for each puzzle. From the solutions pages, there is a link to get back to the next puzzle. This is a great activity to do the day after a test or right before holiday break. Enjoy!
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Grades:
5th - 12th
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Geometry - Smartboard Q and A Game - Properties and Congruence of Polygons
This Smartboard Q and A (Questions and Answers) game, a jeopardy type game, is designed to review reasoning in geometry using the categories: • Angles of a polygon, • Kites and trapezoids, • Midsegments, • Parallelograms, and • Special parallelograms. The questions in each category are valued at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 points. Here is how the game works: • Suppose a student selects “Angles of a Polygon” for 400. • The student taps the value of the 400 and the question appears: “A p
Grades:
9th - 11th
Also included in: 5 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 1st Semester
Geometry - Smartboard Q and A Game - Tools of Geometry
This Smartboard Q and A (Questions and Answers) game, a Jeopardy type game, is designed to review the tools associated with constructions in geometry using the categories: • Constructions 1, • Perpendiculars, • Constructions 2, • Slope of Parallel and Perpendiculars, and • Points of Concurrency. The questions in each category are valued at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 points. Here is how the game works: • Suppose a student selects “Slope of Parallel and Perpendiculars” for 100. • The s
Grades:
9th - 11th
Also included in: 5 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 1st Semester
Geometry Review Jeopardy Game
This Jeopardy game reviews several geometry concepts such as area of composite figures, 2D figures, solids, and scale drawings. This also has a reflection or journal piece at the end for kids to reflect on their learning.
Grades:
6th - 10th
Geometry- Parallelograms, Parallel Lines, and Trapezoids Koosh Ball Game
Geometry Smartboard Review Koosh Ball Game
This game is best used with a SmartBoard and a koosh ball. The students take turns throwing the ball at the board's main page. The page has circles that are labeled with point values. The higher the point value, the harder the question. The circlet hat the ball hits will take the student to the problem to solve. The student must answer the question correctly to get the points. Each question page has a red dot on the bottom that will take you back to the
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Circles Jeopardy with Honors Topics
This is a Jeopardy game that reviews topics over circles. The Jeopardy template was taken from Smart Exchange and I have put in questions and answers that cover the topic of circles including vocabulary, inscribed polygons, area, circumference, sector area, arc length, angle measure, central angles, inscribed angles, and equations of circles.
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