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High school geometry resources for SMART Notebook $5-10
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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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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8th - 10th
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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
How I Teach Translations, Reflections, Rotations, and Dilations
This is a 56 page Smartboard lesson covering transformations. The lesson takes you step by step teaching translations, reflections, rotations, and dilations. There are definitions, basic explanations, visual guides, interactive pages, practice pages and more! Every practice page includes answers and visual feedback. After spending a couple of days with this lesson the students should be able to master all four. I think you will like the animation pages the most.
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5th - 9th
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How I Teach Surface Area of a Rectangular Prism
This is a 37 page Smartboard lesson covering finding the area of a rectangular prism. The lesson starts out by explaining how to find the area of a rectangle and progresses to the students finding the surface area by putting the dimensions on the object themselves. There are multiple practice questions that include answers. Answers are revealed by dragging a magnifying glass over the top of them. My students beg to be the one to come to the board!
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7th - 10th, Higher Education
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How I Teach Special Right Triangles (45, 45, 90)
This is a 36 page Smartboard file explaining how to find the sides of a 45, 45, 90 special right triangle. The lesson does a quick review of simplifying square roots and rationalizing the denominator. From there students learn the relationships of the triangle and do several practice problems with answers.
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7th - 10th
How I Teach Finding the Volume of a Cylinder Using the Smartboard
This is a 24 page Smartboard file explaining how to find the volume of a cylinder. Students learn to find the area of the base first and multiply that against the height. The lesson contains several pages of practice with answers.
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7th - 10th
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
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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
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
How I Teach Similar Figures
This is a 47 page Smartboard lesson over similar figures. Students will set up proportions to find the missing side. Sometimes the two figures have the same orientation and sometimes they don't. At the end there are several more challenging problems where there will be a figure place onto another figure. There is plenty of practice pages of all levels along with the answers.
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8th - 11th, Higher Education
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 - Discovering and Proving Polygon Properties
This Smartboard Q and A (Questions and Answers) game is designed to review properties about polygons 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 “Special Parallelograms” for 200. • The student taps the value of the 200 and the question appears that says “Sometime
Grades:
9th - 11th
INTERACTIVE Mind Map w/Doodle Notes Geometry Basics: Segment & Angle Bisection
INTERACTIVE Mind Map with Doodle Notes HS Geometry Foundations: Segment and Angle Bisection / Partition.
Use a visual that helps establish quality work-habits and consistency in mathematical communications.
Lay down the foundations for writing geometry proofs. Make your own instructional video. Show a clear picture of the basic relationships among segments and angles, to avoid frustration with sloppy justifications later in the year.
This lesson contains 11 SmartBoard pages with probing questio
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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
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9th - 11th
Also included in: 6 Bundled Geometry Q and A Games - 2nd Semester
How I Teach Finding Arc Lengths Part 2
This is a 31 page Smartboard file on how to find the length of arcs using proportions. This lesson introduces the thought of using proportions to find the arc length of circles. The proportions compare a circles circumference measured in units to a circles circumference measured in degrees. There are plenty of examples with answers.
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7th - 10th
How I Teach the Polygon Angle Sum Theorem
This is a 45 page Smartboard file explaining how the polygon angle sum theorem works. In the lesson is an explanation between regular and irregular polygons, convex and concave polygons, and the names of the most commonly used polygons. Students then learn how to find the total amount of degrees in polygons using the formula and how to find the measurement of just one angle in a regular polygon. There is plenty of practice with answers.
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7th - 10th
How I Teach Conjunctions and Disjunctions
This is a 28 page Smartboard file explaining the use of Conjunctions and Disjunctions in Geometry. The lesson explains the definition of each and the symbol that goes with each one. Next students are introduced to a truth table followed by several pages of practice with answers.
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7th - 10th
How I Teach Volume of a Rectangular Prism Using the Smartboard
This is a 27 page Smartboard file teaching students how to find the area of a rectangular prism. The lesson includes a definition and an explanation using cubes to understand how to derive the formula. V = lwh and V = bh are both explained followed by several example pages. Students will love using the magnifying glass to reveal the answer that is hidden in the lower right corner of each page.
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6th - 9th
Geometric Constructions
This product is for smartboard users and is created in a .notebook file. The file has an adjustable bellwork slide, constructions vocab slide, and 4 instruction slides that cover how to: construct a segment bisector, angle bisector, parallel line through a point not on the line, and a perpendicular line through a point not on the line. In each instruction slide, there is a complete step by step list to explain how to complete the construction. In addition, each instruction slide has a digital co
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9th - 11th
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How I Teach Parts of a Circle
This is a 22 page Smartboard lesson defining and displaying the different parts of a circle. Some of the parts include Circumference, Radius, Chord, Diameter, Central Angle, Tangent, and more. All words show the definitions and there are several pages where students can come to the board and prove their knowledge. It won't be hard to get the students to participate when it's time to drag and drop!
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5th - 9th
Area Of Circles; for Smart board.
Basic Geometry. Finding the radius, or diameter and area from given examples. Instructional pages, and student practice sheets plus answer keys. Sheets are all printable. Thank you for your purchase. If you would like to know about freebies, sales, new resources, click on follow me and you will get this information first.I truly and genuinely appreciate all feedback. I would like to know how your felt about this product. What was good, what needs improvement any suggestions to make the product
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3rd - 10th, Adult Education
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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
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