FOLDABLE WITH NOTES Maze A (easy, no algebra 1 needed) Maze B (algebra 1 is needed to solve each problem) Maze C (easy, Halloween Themed) Maze D (algebra 1 is needed to solve each problem, Halloween Themed) Types of angle pairs: Complementary, Linear Pairs, Vertical, and Congruent with an angle bisector ** New Maze - Design your Own - students can map out their own route and create their own problems. My students are enjoying making mazes. Also includes 14 Warm ups or Exits on Angle Pairs with NOTEBOOK file

This is a coloring activity for a set of 12 problems with two versions on complementary and supplementary angles. The easy version has no algebra 1 needed and the second one has algebra reinforced. There are 2 different coloring activities on this topic.

This is a coloring activity for tw0 sets of 10 problems on solving multi-step inequalities or on solving multi-step equations. This will allow it to be used in an Algebra 1 class and a Geometry class for those of you that teach both subjects.

This is a coloring activity for a set of 10 problems on finding the area of a circle. There are 4 different coloring designs to put together for a quilt like pattern. The 10 problems are the same for all students. There are 2 versions to choose from where I used pi = 3.14 and I used the pi symbol in the answers.

This is a coloring activity for a set of 12 problems on finding the area of a circle or using the area to find the length of a radius or diameter. I used pi = 3.14 for all problems. I used 6 colors in the design.

Foldable Notes on PowerPoint and Smart Notebook. 2 Mazes on writing symbols into words and writing figures using correct symbols.

This is a scoot game or walk around the room activity with 24 problems on identifying triangle congruence shortcuts (SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, HL) and writing congruence statements. Enclosed are four versions. One with a blue border or one with a black border, 2 problems per page. There is also a mini version or each that includes 8 problems per page. Also includes a recording sheet for students and an answer key for teachers.

This is a coloring activity for a set of 10 problems on solving literal equations. There are two coloring activities on this topic.

This is a coloring activity for a set of 10 problems on solving literal equations. There are 2 coloring activities on this

This Bundle includes 30 set of GOOGLE SLIDES task cards and 38 sets of BOOM CARDS. BOOM CARDS - DIGITAL TASK CARDS (added 8/19/17) Include a paper set. Angle Pair Transformations Triangle Sums Triangle Congruence Distance Formula Points, Lines, and Planes (added 8/27/17) Circles: Central and Inscribed Angles and Arcs (added 8/31/17) Circles: Equations of Circles (added 9/4/17) Line Segments (added 9/7/17) Parallel Lines Identifying Angle Pairs (added 9/14/17) Trigonometry Find Sides (added 9/14/17) Trigonometry Find Angles (added 9/14/17 Parallel Line Angles (added 9/16/17 Angles Classify - 2 sets of 30 (9/25/17) Angle Addition Postulate Angle Protractor Postulate Transformations Reflections (10/7/17) Transformations Translations (10/19/17) Pythagorean Theorem (10/19/17) Trig Ratios (10/28/17) Slope of Two Points (11/28/17) Slope of a Line (12/4/17) Area, Perimeter, and Circumference (12/5/17) Midsegments of Triangles (1/4/18) Angles in Kites Angles in Trapezoids Midsegments of Quadrilaterals (1/17/18) Special Right Triangles (1/21.18) Properties of Parallelograms (1/28/18) Properties of Special Parallelograms (1/28/18) Polygon Sums (2/19/18) Triangle Inequalities (2/25/18) Law of Sines (3/22/18) Circles - Properties of Tangents (4/25/18) Circles - Angle Measures and Segment Lengths (4/25/18) Circles - Finding Arc Lengths (1/9/19) Perpendicular and Angle Bisectors (3/8/19) Triangles - Isosceles and Equilateral (3/10/19)

This is a scoot game or walk around the room activity with 24 problems for angles pairs where the angle addition postulate is reinforced. All the odd problems are easy and all the even problems are harder with algebra reinforced. ALL angles are drawn to scale. Enclosed are four versions. One with a blue border or one with a black border, 2 problems per page. There is also a mini version or each that includes 8 problems per page. Also includes a recording sheet for students and an answer key for teachers.

This is a coloring activity for a set of 10 problems on translations. They are written two different ways as shown on the cover. There are 2 activities on this topic as well as other transformation coloring activities.

This contains 2 mazes on all for types of transformations. Reflections, rotations, translations, and dilations are included. There are also 4 different versions to pick MAZE A from and 4 different versions to pick MAZE B from.

There are 2 mazes in this product. One is on dilating one point and the second is on dilating a triangle on a graph.

There are 2 mazes on rotating a point around the origin. Both mazes are on coordinate planes.

This is a foldable for notes on Angle Measures and Segment Lengths of Circles. The notes include finding measures of angles formed by chords, secants, and tangents and 8 examples. This also includes the SMART NOTEBOOK file with the foldable. Also this includes a set of 8 practice problems on a half sheet for interactive notebook.

This is a coloring activity for a set of 10 problems on segments in circles formed by chords, secants, and tangents. This is a collaboration activity to make a quilt pattern that has 4 color choices of papers, versions A, B, C, D. All problems and colors are shown in the preview. There are two pictures on an 8.5 by 11 sheet of paper. The answers for problems 1 - 5 go with the picture on the right side and the answers for problems 6 - 10 will determine the colors for the picture on the left. Each version has its own problem set and coloring sheet.

This is a PowerPoint game on the Pythagorean Theorem and its Converse. Use as a game (22 problems) where students will lose points 2 times or use as a review (24 problems). I’ve included 32 problems to choose from. Some of the problems include simplifying a radical. If you don’t do that topic, you can easily change the slides to a different problem. There are 32 problems to pick from if you don’t like some of the 24 in the review or 22 in the wipeout game. The PREVIEW shows some of the problems. Determine if a set of 3 numbers forms an acute, right, or obtuse triangle. You can always add your own pictures of problems to this game.

This is a coloring activity for a set of 10 problems on finding the length of a segment on a graph. There are two coloring activities on the distance formula. The other one has two ordered pairs and graphs. The students will form a quilt pattern when put together.

This is a coloring activity on a set of 10 problems on applying the pythagorean theorem to find the third side. All answers are whole numbers. There are two color activities on this topic as well as two coloring activities on the converse of the pythagorean theorem.