Right Triangle Similarity Coloring Page – Geometry Activity
$2.00No-prep color-by-number page for high school geometry on right triangle similarity, including geometric mean and missing sides in similar triangles.
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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.


Partner practice for high school geometry. Pairs use the Segment Addition Postulate to find unknown segment lengths. Answer key included.


4th grade coloring page for adding multi-digit whole numbers. Students add six-digit numbers and color a mystery design by answer. Answer key included.


Coloring activity for high school geometry. Students complete proofs with the Transitive and Symmetric Properties and addition postulates, then color.


Color-by-code page for 4th grade on adding fractions with like denominators. 9 problems, a mystery image and an answer key. No prep required.


Partner check activity for high school geometry on the Pythagorean Theorem: missing sides, real-world problems and distance on the coordinate plane.


Four-station centers activity for 4th grade on number and shape patterns. Students solve pattern challenges to earn clues for a final mystery puzzle.


Color-by-number page for high school geometry with 9 multiple-choice problems on central angles, inscribed angles, chords, secants and tangents.


Self-checking coloring page for 4th grade on decimal place value: digit value, place names, expanded form, and word form to decimal form.


A 12-card scavenger hunt for high school geometry on calculating arc length and area of a sector. Includes a recording sheet, answer key and teacher notes.


Self-checking maze for high school geometry. Students find the surface area and volume of spheres and solve for a missing radius or diameter.


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.


Color-by-answer worksheet for high school geometry. Students choose sine, cosine or tangent to set up 7 triangle problems. Takes 15 to 20 minutes.