Area Christmas Math Activity | Coloring Worksheet
$3.00Coloring worksheet for grades 6 to 8 on the area of squares, rectangles, circles and triangles. Generic and Christmas versions, editable and Google Slides.
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Coloring worksheet for grades 6 to 8 on the area of squares, rectangles, circles and triangles. Generic and Christmas versions, editable and Google Slides.


Six area stations for grades 6 to 8, from squares to circles and irregular shapes. Comes with a metric version, a Google Slides version and formula cards.


Halloween math project for grades 5 to 8. Groups design a spooky house, draw a floor plan, calculate area and perimeter, and price the materials.


Small group intervention for 6th grade geometry: nets, surface area, area, volume and polygons in the coordinate plane. Editable, with assessments.


28 Pythagorean Theorem task cards for 8th and 9th grade math, covering a variety of skills. Use for warm ups, exit tickets, homework or stations.


8th grade geometry unit on missing angles in polygons, the Pythagorean Theorem, the distance formula and volume of cylinders, cones and spheres.


Scavenger hunt for high school geometry. Pairs or small groups move around the room solving 10 geometric constructions problems. Answer key included.


A 25-question PowerPoint review game on finding the area of triangles, circles, rectangles, parallelograms and complex figures, with a printable answer page.


A fall riddle activity for grades 7 to 9 where students find angles formed by parallel lines cut by a transversal and use their answers to solve a riddle.


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


This set of 24 geometry task cards will help assess student understanding of essential middle school geometry skills.


A no-prep coloring page for 4th grade geometry. Students identify acute, right, obtuse and straight angles, then use their answers to reveal a mystery image.


This resource combines the fun of a coloring activity with the ease and collaboration of a pairs self checking activity.


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


Coloring worksheet for beginning high school geometry. Students solve problems on complementary, supplementary, vertical and adjacent angles.


This resource provides a hands on and engaging way for students to review their geometry unit or take notes as the unit progresses.