This is a FREE coloring activity for a set of 10 problems on measuring angles using a protractor.

This is a 20 problem set quiz, self-grading in GOOGLE FORMS and SLIDES, that provides students with practice on parallelograms which includes special parallelograms. All questions are in a multiple choice format. Included in this product is a link to make a copy of this quiz. You can edit the copy, such as deleting some of the questions, changing 10 of the questions, or adding an additional 10 questions. I have included the pictures of the original 20 questions and there are an extra10 pictures 21 - 30. Also includes an answer key, Google Slides, a PowerPoint file, a PDF of problems 1 - 20, and a PDF of problems 1 - 30.

CLICK BELOW for a Playable Preview: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-v5YgxTtHENsbmxspJ?ref=tpt This product contain 20 digital task cards on solving equations. I hope you will enjoy trying these out. INCLUDES A VIDEO ON SETTING UP A CLASSROOM AND ADDING STUDENTS. ALL of my Boom Cards include a paper version and a PowerPoint to use offline. Note: Boom Cards are hosted on Boom Learning. You need to have internet connection to access the decks. Teachers will get a report of student learning and progress. Your students will get immediate feedback on each card in the deck. Teachers can also use with a classroom on a whiteboard and projector.

CLICK BELOW for a Playable Preview: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-rj9qHB5hvsN7eMGmg?ref=tpt This product contains 20 FREE digital task cards on identifying the opposite side from an angle and opposite angle from a side. This activity is useful for Ordering Sides and Angles and useful before starting Trig Ratios. Some problems do NOT have a picture of a triangle included. All answers are multiple choice. INCLUDES A VIDEO ON ADDING A CLASSROOM AND ADDING STUDENTS. ALL of my Boom Cards include a paper version and a PowerPoint to use offline. “Boom Cards” are digital and self-checking task cards that can played on their desktops, laptops, netbooks, chromebooks, ipads, iphones, android tablets and phones, or kindle-fire tablets. Note: Boom Cards are hosted on Boom Learning. You need to have internet connection to access the decks. Teachers will get a report of student learning and progress. Your students will get immediate feedback on each card in the deck. Teachers can also use with a classroom on a whiteboard and projector.

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.

This is a coloring activity for a set of 12 problems on the exterior angle sum theorem. The exterior angle is equal to the sum of the two remote interior angles. Problems 1 - 6 are easy and problems 7 - 12 are challenging where algebra is reinforced.

This is a coloring activity for a set of 12 problems on writing equations of circles. 8 problems use the center and radius while 4 problems use a graph. One of the graph problems applies the distance formula to find the radius. I used 6 colors in the design.

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

This is a coloring activity for classifying a set of 14 problems. Problems 1 - 8 are classified by their sides and 9 - 14 are classified by their angles.

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

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 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 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 trig review for a set of 12 problems on finding trig ratios, sides, and angles. There are two ways to use this, one is a coloring activity, use my colors or STUDENTS CHOOSE COLORS, and the other is a multiple choice review with NO COLORING. Students need to apply the Pythagorean Theorem to find missing sides for the trig ratios.

This has two coloring activities using reflections over the y-axis, and then over the x-axis. All reflections are on one large graph. Students can color using my shapes they will end up with or you can let them color their own pictures with their choice of colors.

There are 3 mazes on reflecting a point over the x-axis and y-axis, one without using a graph, and a set of 12 problems on reflections over y = -1, x = 3…

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.

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

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.