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High school geometry resources for Microsoft Word $5-10
High School Math IEP Goal Bank - Geometry
This IEP goal bank was created to assist special education teachers with the task of writing standards-based IEP goals in math. After spending countless hours developing IEP goals myself and really having to think through how to best individualize goals and objectives for my own students, I wanted to share this resource to help other special education teachers gain back some of their time.This goal bank includes the following:An introduction and guide that explains how to use the document.Each s
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9th - 12th
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High School Geometry Final Design Project
This was a VERY SUCCESSFUL project for my students. It takes the average students about 300 classroom minutes. The kids worked on it the last week of school in groups of 3. This was designed for a Common Core based college preparatory high school geometry class. The topics covered include:
Construction(circumcenter)
Tangency
Scale
Volume (sphere, cylinder, rectangular prism)
Displacement
Geometric probability
Average Rate of Change
Slope
Angle of Elevation, Depression
Arc Length
Arc Measure
Ci
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9th - 10th
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Super Fun and Awesome Proof Practice - Basic Geometry - Proofs
I created these study guide to help my students with introductory proofs. There never seems to be enough practice with proofs in the textbooks. It was designed to repeat some of the same theorems and postulates over and over again but in different problems. A complete answer key is included. *Note: Certain problems could be done multiple ways. My answers generally include the shortest complete method. The proofs include the following basic concepts:
Definitions
-Complementary, Supplmentary
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8th - 11th, Higher Education
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40 Geometry Proofs ASA, SSS, SAS, AAS, HL, CPCTC Two Column Version A
40 Proofs in MS Word. Proofs cover SSS, SAS, ASA, ASA, HL, AAS, CPCTC, equidistant theorem, parallel lines, circles, overlapping triangles, and more. All proofs can be easily manipulated to prove other parts of the diagram. I assign one proof every three days to keep the format and structure in my students minds.ll proofs are two columns. Proofs range from 6-14 steps.2024 Update: All diagrams have been professionally updated. Given and Prove can easily be changed in MS Word. The diagrams are sta
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Ultimate 2 Column Proof Package Over 150 Proofs
Geometry Final Exam Review Study Guide Fall 2011 with Answer Key (Editable)
This is a final exam review packet for the fall semester of Geometry. It includes two very elementary constructions as well.
I post this file for my students to help them study; I don't grade it for credit or even extra credit, as when I do so, I find the students only attempt the ones they already know how to do!
Please download the pdf preview file first, so you can see exactly what's included; the product file is a word document, which you may personalize for your students.
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7th - 12th
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Geometry Final Exam (40 Questions)
Geometry Final Exam (40 Questions)40 questionsMultiple Choice Questions -Open Ended Questions - Short Answer QuestionsTopics Covered:Points, Lines, and PlanesSegments and Their MeasuresAngles and Their MeasuresSegment and Angle BisectorsAngle Pair Relationships Perimeter and AreaConditional StatementsLines and AnglesUsing Properties of Parallel LinesTriangles and AnglesCongruence and TrianglesPolygonsSpecial QuadrilateralsAngle Measures in PolygonsThis is a great way to help students review for
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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End of Year Geometry Project (Distance and Midpoint Formula), 9th, 10Math, No-pr
Geometry STEM Project. -Plan a trip around the United States calculating distance and midpoint using the appropriate formulas. Calculate the midpoint and then find a city that is close to that point on the map. Research and find at least 5 fun facts about each city as well as places to visit. -Make a presentation (google slides, powerpoint, prezi, canva, video, etc) to present your travels to the class(or your teacher) so they can learn about the cities you visited. Table included to record
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: High School Math Projects (Algebra II and Statistics) STEM No prep
Spring Garden (a 7th grade math review mini project)
This project was designed as a way to bring back various concepts from throughout the year to prepare for testing.
Some of the topics include:
calculating volume and area of composite shapes
calculating area and circumference of a cirlce
appropriate rounding
finding unit rate/price
rational number operations (including fractions)
adding, dividing, multiplying decimals
unit conversion
percentages (discounts & tax rate)
*could easily include proportional reasoning as well
This project
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6th - 10th
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Deductive Reasoning
This is a logic puzzle using the age old game of Clue to put the student in the detective's seat. Designed to be used as a performance task that is perfect after a unit involving Inductive and Deductive Reasoning. This task allows students to use their reasoning skills to determine who the killer is, what murder weapon was used, which clue was left behind by each suspect and what time the murder takes place. It comes with a chart designed to help the student work on his/her organizational ski
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9th - 12th
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Circles Project for Geometry
This is a project that can be used for students to display their knowledge of key features and properties of circles. It allows for students to choose how they want to present their knowledge while being provided guidelines for what topics they must describe in detail. Students will be asked to create problems as well as solve them.A concise and detailed grading rubric is included so students clearly see what they will gain/lose points for.
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9th - 11th
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Castle Building Quarter Project Area, Perimeter, Surface Area, Volume
The castle building project includes instructions, a guided measurements chart for students to fill out, and a rubric for easy grading of math content and creativity. The project requires students to build a castle. The students must then find the area and perimeter of triangles, squares, rectangles, and circles. It also has students find the surface area and volume of cylinders and rectangular prisms. The students must include at least one of each of the shapes in their castle and perform me
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6th - 10th
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Introduction to Geometric Proofs Fall 2013 (with Answer Key) (Editable)
Let's face it: Geometric Proofs are very difficult for students, and they're very difficult for teachers to teach, because there is so much information required to get across (such as knowing that the idea that 3 = 3 is the "reflexive property of equality.")
To get my Geometry students started, I try to have them work first with algebraic proofs, of which they are much more confident, as they already know the basic steps (add 3 to both sides, divide both sides by 6, etc.)
This worksheet is des
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8th - 12th
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Project and Rubric - Real World Math (The Pythagorean Theorem)
"In math class, you have learned about the Pythagorean Theorem. You have also seen examples of how the Pythagorean Theorem is used in ‘real life.’ For this task you will create your own “real life” Pythagorean Theorem word problem and model using the following steps..." Students will create and solve their own word problem, construct a 3D model of their scenario, and then write a reflection on their process and experience.
*Rubric is included.
*This project was created in collaboration with c
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7th - 10th
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Barn Quilt Project
Looking for a great project that combines history, measurement, creativity and hands on?! Have your students create a barn quilt!This project encourages the proper use of: Combination squares and framing squares for measurementStudents perfect skills in: MeasurementNeatnessCreativityProblem solvingDownload includes an editable Word document including instructions (with pictures!) for creating a barn quilt and a rubric for grading.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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DILATIONS Drawing Assignment
Are you working through Dilations and looking for a FUN art project for your students? This allows ALL your students to become an artist! Students have fun picking their own cartoon and recreating their larger dilated image. All students become ARTISTS in this activity!!!! This really made students connect to what a dilation was. We also get them talking about vocabulary, such as scale.
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4th - 11th
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Volume and Surface Area of Composite 3D Figures
This packet contains 12 geometry problems that really challenge students. Students must first determine if the problem is asking them to calculate volume or surface area. Then, they need to determine what shapes make up the figure in order to perform the necessary calculations.
Students work in small groups of 3-4. They work each of the problems together, one by one. When they come to a unanimous and conclusive answer, I ask them to raise a hand for a 'teacher check'. They earn points for a co
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7th - 9th
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Triangle Centers Task: Centroid, Circumcenter, Incenter and Circumcenter
This is a great task for practicing the triangle centers with geometric constructions in a real world problem solving context. Don't miss out on this fun and engaging activity for your students!
Answer key is provided!
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10th
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Tinkercad 3D Modeling Tutorial | STEAM | CAD | Engineering | Engaging
Tinkercad is revolutionizing the way students learn by bringing the future of design directly into your classroom. With its user-friendly interface and intuitive tools, even beginners can quickly master the art of 3D modeling.No Prep, All Play: Say goodbye to hours of lesson planning! Tinkercad's pre-built lessons make teaching 3D modeling a breeze. Simply log in, choose a lesson, and watch your students dive headfirst into the world of design.Unleash Creativity: Watch as your students' imaginat
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4th - 12th
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TRANSFORMATIONS PORTFOLIO PROJECT
Transformations portfolio project - great to use at the conclusion of teaching the transformations unit. Project requires students to perform reflection, rotation, translation, and dilations. Worksheet contains higher order thinking questions aligned to common core standards and assesses not only the students ability to repeat the transformation process, but to demonstrate understanding of the task.
Geometry Renovation Project
My favorite project! A very practical, ready to use project, all you need to add is the due date. I wrote this project about 5 years ago, and all the geometry teachers at my school started using it. You can easlily change the renovations or costs each year, so the integrity of the project is secure year after year. Students are given a floor plan with a list of renovations to be completed for the house. The costs of materials are included.
A final renovation is be completed in class on the du
Real Life Applications of Average Rate of Change/ Speed (Slope)
This school year, we have had a big push to relate content to post-graduate careers. In this activity, students learn about different careers (how much they make, descriptions, the amount of schooling or training required). Then they use their knowledge of the average rate of change/speed/slope to solve a question related to that career. Baker and Sports analyst being the easier questions while Port Manager and Meteorologist are more advanced.
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7th - 10th
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Math Posters (40) Excellent for COMMON CORE / STANDARDIZED TESTING
40 Math Posters 8 1/2 by 14 inches KONG SIZE font for easy viewing across the room. Bright, simple, math concepts and properties. Legal posters to display during Standardized Testing including ISAT, MCA, CAT and Common Core Testing. Great Visual aide for all students from gifted to special education. Includes Mean, Median, Mode, Math Properties, Fractions, Geometry, Algebra, Elapsed Time, Adding and Subtracting Fractions with unlike denominators, stem and leaf plots, coordinate grids. Thes
Geometry Project: Creating a Stage using Area, Perimeter, Surface Area & Volume
This is a fun way to let students apply their understanding of Geometric measurements.
They are asked to work with a trapezoid, cylinder, sphere, pyramid, rectangular prism & cube to find area, perimeter, surface area, circumference and volume of different 2D and 3D shapes.
A link to a website will get you started with 3 great lesson sheets to get them thinking about the different measurements needed to distinguish between perimeter, area, surface area and volume.
Following the work
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6th - 10th
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Theorems and Postulates for Geometry
Theorems and Postulates for GeometryThis is my list of important theorems, postulates and properties for Geometry.It contains:General postulatesAngles and triangles TheoremTwo parallel lines are cut by a transversalQuadrilaterals TheoremsCircles Theorems
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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