Surface Area & Volume of Spheres Maze – Self-Checking Geometry Activity
$2.00Self-checking maze for high school geometry. Students find the surface area and volume of spheres and solve for a missing radius or diameter.
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Self-checking maze for high school geometry. Students find the surface area and volume of spheres and solve for a missing radius or diameter.


A maze for high school geometry on the properties and theorems of parallelograms. Students solve each problem to find the path. Takes 15 to 20 minutes.


Cut and paste activity for high school geometry. Students sort triangle diagrams into ASA, AAS, or neither to practice triangle congruence.


Self-checking geometry maze with 11 problems. Students use the converse of the Pythagorean Theorem to classify triangles as acute, right, or obtuse.


Maze activity for grade 8 and high school geometry. Students use the distance and midpoint formulas on the coordinate plane to find the path.


A cut and paste activity for high school geometry. Students sort triangle diagrams by congruence postulate: Side-Side-Side, Side-Angle-Side, or neither.


A 20-card scavenger hunt for high school geometry on the Segment and Angle Addition Postulates and the properties of equality and congruence.


A coloring activity for middle and high school geometry. Students name polygons from triangles to decagons and classify each as regular or irregular.


High school geometry maze with 12 problems on tangent lines to circles: missing lengths, the Pythagorean Theorem, and perimeter. Answer key included.


Coloring activity for high school geometry on medians, altitudes and centroids of triangles. Students solve for missing values, then color by answer.


Self-checking circuit for high school geometry with 10 problems on arc measures, chords, central angles, and inscribed angles. Answer keys included.


Cut-and-match puzzle for high school geometry. Students match equations of circles, graphs and verbal descriptions across 12 problems.


A printable worksheet for middle and high school geometry. Students identify the line of reflection that maps a pre-image to its image on the coordinate plane.


Printable geometry worksheet on rotations of 90°, 180° and 270° around the origin, clockwise and counterclockwise. Takes 15 to 20 minutes, no prep.


Matching activity for high school geometry on similar polygons: similarity statements, proportional sides and missing angles. No prep, answer key included.


Matching activity for high school geometry and algebra. Students find slopes and compare them to identify parallel and perpendicular lines.