Geometric Constructions Scavenger Hunt – High School Geometry Activity
$3.50Scavenger hunt for high school geometry. Pairs or small groups move around the room solving 10 geometric constructions problems. Answer key included.
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Scavenger hunt for high school geometry. Pairs or small groups move around the room solving 10 geometric constructions problems. Answer key included.


A triangle congruence reference sheet (SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, HL) with a color-coding practice activity for high school geometry. Answer key included.


High school geometry maze where students decide whether each scenario uses inductive or deductive reasoning. Instructions and answer key included.


Matching activity for middle and high school geometry. Students match corresponding parts of congruent triangles and solve related problems.


Cut-and-paste proof puzzles for high school geometry. Students use converse theorems to prove lines parallel. Instructions and answer key included.


Six coloring proofs for high school geometry, three on segment addition and three on angle addition. Students color each reasoning box by a key.


High school geometry project on triangle congruence. Students build paper airplanes, find congruent triangles, and justify them with theorems.


Cut and paste activity for high school geometry. Students identify and write the converse, inverse and contrapositive of conditional statements.


Venn diagram activities for middle school and early high school. Students identify, shade and apply unions, intersections, subsets and negations.


Hands-on proof puzzles for high school geometry. Students arrange cut-out pieces to build two-column, flowchart and paragraph proofs of triangle congruence.


A 20 to 30 minute geometry practice activity. Students classify quadrilaterals in the coordinate plane using the distance, midpoint and slope formulas.


A maze worksheet for high school geometry. Students find angle measures and solve for variables in isosceles and equilateral triangles. Answer key included.


Matching activity for high school geometry. Students separate overlapping triangles, mark congruent parts and complete congruence statements.


A scavenger hunt for middle and high school geometry on interior and exterior angle sums of polygons. Students solve problems at stations around the room.


Editable high school geometry final exam in two versions, multiple choice and open-ended, covering the full year. Answer keys for both included.


Game-style PowerPoint review of geometry basics for high school: points, lines, planes, angle measurements and, in one version, segment partitioning.