Overlapping Triangles Matching – Geometry Activity
$2.00Matching activity for high school geometry. Students separate overlapping triangles, mark congruent parts and complete congruence statements.
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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.


A matching worksheet on the Triangle Midsegment Theorem for high school geometry and advanced middle school students. Takes 20 to 30 minutes.


Color-by-number activity for high school geometry on the Triangle Angle Sum Theorem and Exterior Angle Theorem. Takes 15 to 30 minutes.


A scavenger hunt for 9th and 10th grade geometry with 10 real-world similarity problems on scale drawings, shadows and heights. Answer key included.


Ordering and matching activity for high school geometry. Students identify assumptions and sequence statements to complete indirect proofs.


High school geometry matching activity on symbolic logic. Students match written compound statements to their symbolic form. Answer key included.


Cut and paste proof puzzles for high school geometry and algebra. Students arrange statements and reasons to complete step-by-step algebraic proofs.


A 12-card scavenger hunt for grades 8 to 10 with real-world surface area and volume problems on cones, cylinders, spheres, prisms, pyramids and composites.


A printable geometry maze for grades 8 to 10 on area of composite figures and shaded regions. Gives 15 to 20 minutes of practice, with an answer key.


Matching activity for high school geometry on trapezoids and kites. Students solve for unknown angles and side lengths. Takes 20 to 30 minutes.


No-prep color-by-number page for high school geometry on right triangle similarity, including geometric mean and missing sides in similar triangles.


A color-by-number vocabulary activity for high school geometry with 15 multiple-choice questions on parts of a circle, all based on one shared diagram.


Cut and paste activity for high school geometry. Students cut out triangle diagrams and decide which are congruent by the Hypotenuse-Leg (HL) Theorem.