This is a free calendar for the upcoming academic year. It runs from August through July and it is updated yearly. It is a basic calendar with the previous month and upcoming months on the side. This calendar also includes a notes section. There are two different options available in the resource. You can use the two-page portrait version or you can use the one-page landscape view.

This digital monthly calendar or planner for google slides is for the current school year. It includes free yearly updates. There is a slide for each month that includes a notes section along with showing the previous month and the upcoming month on the side. Most major holidays are already on the calendar but it is partially editable so you can add more. Textboxes have already been added but you can add more and customize to suit your needs. This can also be used for team planning purposes. If you have multiple teachers teaching the same class you could use this as a calendar for the class or for daily prep. I typically add in events or duties that I have for the week at the top of the day.

This self-checking resource about adding and subtracting fractions with non common or unlike denominators contains one google sheet activity. The activity contains 20 questions (10 adding and 10 subtracting) and will instantly provide feedback to students. Students must simplify the answer completely and when necessary it must be an improper fraction as opposed to a mixed number. Correct answers will turn green and incorrect answers will turn red when students type in their answers which makes grading a breeze! The answer key can be hidden before you send it out to students.

This is a google form that consists of 16 questions. The questions involve finding the measure of angles in and outside triangles as well as using congruence statements to determine which corresponding parts of triangles are congruent. There are a variety of question types. I used this as a review before a quiz. However, this could be used in place of a worksheet or as a quiz itself. Questions involving triangle congruency use the basic definition of congruence. These questions do NOT involve SAS, SSS, ASA, AAS. Please see the preview for a sample question if you aren't sure.

This self-checking resource contains one google slides activity/game about finding area of a circle. The activity contains 12 questions (6 with radius and 6 with diameter) and will instantly provide feedback to students. If students get the question correct it takes them to another slide that tells them it is correct and then directs them to the next question. If students get the question wrong then it takes them to another slide that tells them it is incorrect and then directs them back to the question to keep trying. I have my students get out a separate sheet of paper and show work on the paper if using it as an assignment.

This is a google sheets version of a communication log between parents or guardians and the teacher. There are columns for date, time, student name, parent name, type of contact, and reason/comments. The type of contact is a drop-down list. It is editable so you can modify it to your exact needs.

This resource is a guided notes set about composition of transformations. Topics include glide reflections (reflection and then translation), rotation and then a translation, reflection and then a rotation, determining congruency and the compositions of transformations that maps one figure onto another. The guided notes set is two pages and includes a check or a you try question(s) that students should do on their own. The answer key to the guided notes is included.

This activity is a cut and paste activity or a printable activity about proving triangles congruent using SAS, SSS, ASA, and HL. This activity includes teacher instructions and an answer key. The activity consists of 10 proofs. The first 6 proofs are proving triangles are congruent using SAS, SSS, ASA, ASA, and HL. The last 4 questions are using CPCTC. Note: These questions are the same as my digital activity about proving triangles congruent.

This review is about determining if triangles are congruent using congruence criteria: SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS. This is a mastery review using google forms consisting of 17 questions. Students cannot move on to the next question until the current question has been answered correctly. I have questions for students to type in their first name, last name, and class period. This way if you link the google form to google sheets you can easily sort the sheet to see your students grades in the order you need it. This activity is only editable in the sense that you could change the google form to move on if a question is answered incorrectly. You CANNOT change the questions or answers. If you are using your district email with the form I recommend changing the setting to only allow users within that domain. Then it will automatically collect email addresses and it will remove that question.

This freebie is a guided notes set about Dilations and Scale Factors. Topics include performing dilations, determining whether the dilation is a reduction or enlargement, and finding scale factors for dilations. The guided notes set is two pages and includes a check or a you try question(s) that students should do on their own. The answer key to the guided notes is included.

This is an End of Year Class Survey. You will need to edit the google form and change to your name and classes. I also recommend going to the responses tab and creating a spreadsheet for the answers. I wanted my survey to be anonymous so I did not ask for their names or email addresses, but are free to change that too.

This is a maze is about evaluating expressions. It consists of 15 questions and students need to solve 12 questions to complete the maze. Students will solve the question in the start box first. Then they will navigate through the maze based on their answers. This product also comes with an answer key. ***Interactive Google Slides Version Available***

This bundle includes activities about proving triangles congruent, angles of triangles, distance and midpoint, areas of circles, and more. It includes all the digital resources/activities listed below and it will be updated to include all new geometry digital resources. This means you are not only getting these resources at a great price you are getting any future resources for free. Have you already bought several geometry activities/resources? This would still be worth buying as you would get all my new geometry resources.

The activity bundle is about geometric proofs including proving triangles are congruent and algebraic proofs. The resource contains google slides drag and drop activities about and any future digital activities about proofs. This is a great deal because it is a growing bundle which means if you buy now not only do you get the current activities at a discount, but you would get any new activities essentially for free. I plan to add more proofs activities in the near future so be sure to buy now and save.

This resource is a practice worksheet about graphing lines or linear equations using a table of values or input/output table. Topics include graphing lines using a table in which the values in the domain or x-values have already been determined, graphing when the x-values have not been determined. None of the questions involve fractions. The practice is two pages and includes 12 questions. Some questions the x-values are given and there are some questions where the x-values are not given. The last question is a horizontal line. There is not a similar question on the guided notes set. It was given to my students as a challenge question to lead into the next lesson. The answer key to the practice is included.

This resource is a google slides template for mild, medium, and spicy while checking for understanding. Mild, medium, and spicy are just names for different levels of problems. This product is not editable you can only add textboxes or pictures. You cannot change the design. Mild: lowest skill questions Medium: normal skill questions Spicy: extended or difficult questions

This self-checking resource contains one google sheet activity about multiplying and dividing fractions. The activity contains 20 questions (10 multiplying and 10 dividing) and will instantly provide feedback to students. Students must simplify the answer completely and when necessary it must be an improper fraction as opposed to a mixed number. Correct answers will turn green and incorrect answers will turn red when students type in their answers which makes grading a breeze!

This college ruled notebook paper template is a pdf file. It is 8.5 by 11 and has two red lines as shown on a typical piece of notebook paper. One of the red lines is lighter than the other. This is a one page document but you can easily print multiple copies. I use this with a tablet and an app that allows me to write on pdf files. It is great to model notes or just explain to students where their name and date should be placed on the page. If using an app you can import the file into the app and then write on it. You can easily make this two pages by just making a copy or duplicating the page while it is blank.

This is a google docs copy of an open house or parent-teacher conference sign-in sheet. It includes 3 columns titled student name, parent/guardian name, and best method of contact. It is editable so you can modify it to your exact needs.

This is an editable professional development log for google sheets. The purple header with the title is not editable, but everything else is. There is already a formula in the sheet to automatically calculate your total hours. All you have to do is print to have a paper version.

This is a maze that has 12 problems for students to complete. Those problems are about solving for a variable using the pythagorean theorem. Students will solve the question in the start box first. Then they will navigate through the maze based on their answers. This product also comes with an answer key.

This pair of activities includes a cut and paste activity or printable activity and a drag and drop and self checking activity for google sheets. It is about determining the slope of a line from a graph (12 questions). They must also determine the slope of a line given two points (12 questions). Each slope from a graph question has the same answer as one of the questions involving finding the slope from two points. Students must match each graph to a question involving finding slope from two points.

This resource is a guided notes set about determining the slope from a graph and determining slope from two points. The guided notes set is two pages and includes a check or a you try question(s) that students should do on their own. The answer key to the guided notes is included.

This self-checking resource contains three different google sheet activities about solving equations. Each activity has 12 questions and will instantly provide feedback to students. 1. Solving One-Step Equations Self-Checking Sheet 2. Solving Two-Step Equations Self-Checking Sheet 3. Solving Multi-Step Equations Self-Checking Sheet Correct answers will turn green and incorrect answers will turn red when students type in their answers which makes grading a breeze!

Do you love collaboration? I know I do, but I don't always like the basic look of google slides. This template contains two different templates both are available as a google slides file. You will be given a pdf file in your google drive on the pdf file you will click the links to make copies of the template(s) you would like to use. 1. 32 Sticky Notes with Exit Ticket Blank Template – Google Slides 2. 32 Sticky Notes with Exit Ticket w/Level of Understanding Check - Google Slides

This is a pre-test or digital google form review over the triangles and congruence. Topics included determining a missing angle value, classifying triangles based on angle values, determining what corresponding parts are congruent, along with proving triangles are congruent. You will be free to use and modify the form to your liking. For example, you could just change the title to make this a quiz or study guide for the chapter.

This is a printable weekly lesson planner for three preps or courses with dates for the current school year (2024-2025). There are two layout options. One option is a blank planner and the other includes the spaces for the lesson title, lesson, standards, and objectives. Both of the options have spaces for the course title. Each layout goes from August - June. ***Different layouts and prep options available.*** ***Digital and fully editable versions available.***

This is a free printable weekly lesson planner for five preps with dates for the current school year (2024-2025). The dates and weekly dates are filled in for you. This layout is blank. ***Different layouts and prep options available.*** ***Digital and fully editable versions available.***

This bundle includes weekly lesson planners for two, three, four, and five preps or courses with dates for the current school year (2024-2025). The dates and weekly dates are filled in for you. There are two layout options for 2, 3, and 4 preps. One option is a blank planner and the other includes the spaces for the lesson title, lesson, standards, and objectives. Both of the options have spaces for the course title. The 5 prep option only includes a blank layout. Each layout goes from August - June. All planners come with yearly updates for the dates. ***Individual Options Available***

This digital monthly calendar or planner for google sheets is for the current school year. It includes free yearly updates. There is a sheet for each month that includes a notes section along with showing the previous month and the upcoming month on the side. The previous and upcoming months are linked to the sheet containing those months so you can easily switch between months. Most major holidays are already on the calendar but it is fully editable so you can take them out or add more. This can also be used for team planning purposes. If you have multiple teachers teaching the same class you could use this as a calendar for the class or for daily prep. I typically add in events or duties that I have for the week at the top of the day.

This resources includes digital monthly calendar or planner for google slides and google sheets for the current school year. It includes free yearly updates. There is a slide/sheet for each month that includes a notes section along with showing the previous month and the upcoming month on the side. The slides version is partially editable while the google sheets version is fully editable. This can also be used for team planning purposes. If you have multiple teachers teaching the same class you could use this as a calendar for the class or for daily prep. I typically add in events or duties that I have for the week at the top of the day.

The activity is a google slides interactive drag and drop activity about algebraic proofs. The activity consists of 10 proofs with various types of equations. The first 4 proofs are proofs involving two-step equations. The last 6 proofs involve multi-step equations including distributing and variables on both sides. I left all the proofs blank with the correct statements, reasons, and other choices on the right of each slide. For most slides, students will not use all the choices available. On slide 10 all answers will be used but they are not in the correct order.

This resource is a guided notes set about determining the value of angles of triangles and triangle exterior angle theorem. Topics include finding the measure of a missing value in a triangle, finding missing values in a larger set of triangles, finding the missing angle value in a triangle given an exterior angle, and determine the exterior angle value based on values inside the triangle. The guided notes set is two pages and includes a check or a you try question(s) that students should do on their own. The answer key to the guided notes is included.

This is a sign in/out sheet for your classroom. It has a column for date, student name, destination, time out, and a time in column. It is not editable as it is a pdf file.

This freebie includes a portrait and a landscape version of a parent/guardian communication log. There are columns for the date, time, student name, parent/guardian name, type of contact, and reason. Under the type of contact column there are the options for phone, email, or other to help speed things up.

This pair of activities is about proving triangles congruent using SAS, SSS, ASA, or HL. The bundle includes a cut and paste activity or printable activity and a drag and drop activity or digital activity. This activity includes teacher instructions and an answer key. The activity consists of 10 proofs. The first 6 proofs are proving triangles are congruent using SAS, SSS, ASA, ASA, and HL. The last 4 questions are using CPCTC.

The activity is a google slides interactive drag and drop activity about proving triangles congruent. The activity consists of 10 proofs. The first 6 proofs are proving triangles are congruent using SAS, SSS, ASA, ASA, and HL. The last 4 questions are using CPCTC. This activity includes an answer key. I left all the proofs blank with the answers and other choices on the right of each slide. For slides 1-8 students will not use all the answer choices available. On slides 9 and 10 all answers will be used but they are not in the correct order. Note: These questions are the same as my printable cut and paste activity about proving triangles congruent.

This is a google slides presentation that uses pear deck to make it more interactive. You must have a free pear deck account to use the interactive features in this presentation. This comprehension check is made up of 7 questions. Three questions ask students to make a conjecture. The next three questions involve determining whether the conditional statement is true or false. Then the last question asks students to write a counterexample. This could also be used as an exit ticket or really any review!

This resource is about determining the distance between two points and the midpoint of two points. The activity is a self-checking google sheet that consists of 18 questions where students will answer 9 questions about distance and 9 questions about the midpoint and it will instantly provide feedback. Correct answers will turn green and incorrect answers will turn red when students type in their answers which makes grading a breeze!

This a digital maze involving evaluating expressions. The maze is a google slides presentation. There are 15 expressions for students to evaluate. None of the expressions include exponents. Students will only have to evaluate 12 expressions to complete the maze. There are two ways for you to have students complete this activity. 1. Students complete the matching activity and show their work using the linked slides. 2. Students complete the matching activity and show work on the attached work page. If you choose the first way, you don’t need to change any part of the google slides activity. If you choose the second way you will need to delete slides 3 and 4. I have a front and back page to the work page, but you should only need the front.

This activity bundle consists of two different mazes involving evaluating expressions. There is a print/paper version and a digital or drag and drop version for google slides. Each maze that has 15 expressions with 12 problems for students to complete. Those problems include very basic evaluating expressions questions. Students will solve the question in the start box first. Then they will navigate through the maze based on their answers. This product also comes with answer keys for each version as well as a student work page for the digital version.

This bundle includes activities about angles of triangles, dilations, composition of transformation (reflections, rotations, translations), and more to come. It includes all the guided notes sets below and it will be updated to include all new guided notes sets. This means you are not only getting these resources at a great price you are getting any future resources for free.

This resource is a guided notes set about graphing lines or linear equations using a table of values or input/output table. Topics include graphing lines using a table in which the values in the domain or x-values have already been determined, graphing when the x-values have not been determined. None of the questions involve fractions. The guided notes set is two pages and includes a check or a you try question(s) that students should do on their own. The answer key to the guided notes is included.

This resource includes guided notes and practice about graphing lines or linear equations using a table of values or input/output table. Topics include graphing lines using a table in which the values in the domain or x-values have already been determined, graphing when the x-values have not been determined. None of the questions involve fractions. The guided notes set is two pages and the practice worksheet is two pages. Each resources includes an answer key. The guided notes includes check or you try questions. The practice worksheet contains 12 questions.

This is a Multi-Step Equations Task Cards Activity that includes a paper version and a self-checking google sheets version. It comes with a work page and an answer key. There are 20 multi-step equations to solve. None of the equations include fractions. There are 9 questions with the variable on one side and 11 questions with the variable on both sides. One of the answers is a fraction, one is no solution, and one is infinite solutions. The questions have a mix of problems involving combining like terms, distributing, and a combination of both.

This wide ruled composition notebook paper template is a pdf file. It is 7.5 by 9.75 and has two red lines as shown on a typical piece of notebook paper. One of the red lines is lighter than the other. This is a one page document but you can easily print multiple copies. I use this with a tablet and an app that allows me to write on pdf files. It is great to model notes or just explain to students where their name and date should be placed on the page. If using an app you can import the file into the app and then write on it. You can easily make this two pages by just making a copy or duplicating the page while it is blank.

This is a self-checking google sheets activity in which students solve one-step inequalities using addition and subtraction. This self-checking activity is also a drag and drop activity. It comes with a student work page and an answer key. There are 20 one-step inequalities to solve using addition and subtraction. Students will solve the inequalities on the student work page or a separate sheet of paper. Then students will drag and drop or match the correct solution and graph to the correct question. Students will then type in the letter of the correct solution and graph. If it is correct the answer will turn green. If it is incorrect the answer will turn red.

This is a sign-in sheet that can be used for open house or parent-teacher conferences. It has columns for student names, parent/guardian names, and parent/guardian email. There is room for 20 students per page.

This resource is a guided notes set about using and applying the pythagorean theorem. Topics include determining a side length given the hypotenuse, determining the hypotenuse given the side lengths, determining if values form a right triangle, and a couple applications of the pythagorean theorem. The guided notes set is two pages and includes a check or a you try question(s) that students should do on their own. The answer key to the guided notes is included.

This is a matching cut and paste activity in which students find or calculate slope. In this activity students must determine the slope of a line from a graph (12 questions). They must also determine the slope of a line given two points (12 questions). Each slope from a graph question has the same answer as one of the questions involving finding the slope from two points. Students must match each graph to a question involving finding slope from two points.

This is a matching self checking and drag and drop activity in which students find or calculate slope. In this activity students must determine the slope of a line from a graph (12 questions). They must also determine the slope of a line given two points (12 questions). Each slope from a graph question has the same answer as one of the questions involving finding the slope from two points. Students must click and drag each graph to a question involving finding slope from two points. Students will drag and drop or match the graph corresponding questions with the same slope. Students will type in the slope and the letter of the graph. If it is correct the answer will turn green. If it is incorrect the answer will turn red.

This resource about combines progressive picture art (similar to pixel art) with a lovely holiday picture and the idea of a self-checking google sheet. Students will solve 15 multi-step equations. I have my students show their work on a separate sheet of paper and turn in their work. My students type their answers in as they go. It does not matter what order they answer the questions in the picture progression is based on the number of correct answers.

This product is a matching or drag and drop activity over solving two-step equations. Students will solve 12 basic two-step equations and then drag the matching answer next to the correct equation. There are two ways for students to show work. - Option 1: Use linked slides. Students click on an equation and then a link pops up to take them to another slide to show their work. On that slide, there is a home button to take them back to the main slide once finished. - Option 2: Students show their work on the work page available in the download or another piece of paper.

This is a Systems of Equations by Substitution Task Cards Activity that includes a paper version and a self-checking google sheets version. It comes with a work page and an answer key. The printable option include a black and white version as well There are 20 systems of equations to solve. Questions 1-17 involve solving the system and finding the solution. Questions 18-20 involve finding the value of an expression (2x, -3y, y-2x) based on the solution to the given system. Some questions include two equations in standard form. Some have one equations in slope-intercept form and the other in standard form. A couple have one variable already solved for and the other equation in standard form. 1 question has both equations in slope-intercept form.

This is a printable weekly lesson planner for two preps or courses with dates for the current school year (2024-2025). There are two layout options. One option is a blank planner and the other includes the spaces for the lesson title, lesson, standards, and objectives. Both of the options have spaces for the course title. Each layout goes from August - June. ***Different layouts and prep options available.*** ***Digital and fully editable versions available.***

This is a printable weekly lesson planner for four preps or courses with dates for the current school year (2024-2025). There are two layout options. One option is a blank planner and the other includes the spaces for the lesson title, lesson, standards, and objectives. Both of the options have spaces for the course title. Each layout goes from August - June. ***Different layouts and prep options available.*** ***Digital and fully editable versions available.***

This is a partially editable google slides version of a digital weekly lesson planner for the current school year (2024-2025) and includes yearly updates. Each planner (single, 2, 3, 4 preps) is setup to include the title of the course and a week of spot to put the dates for the week. The planner for one course includes the spots for the lesson title, lesson, standards, objectives, and attachments. Each planner has weeks for beginning of August through end of June. Just delete the slides you don't need!

This is a fully editable weekly lesson planner or calendar template for google sheets. The dates for the whole year (2024-2025) automatically update by changing one date manually. So there is no need to get a new copy each year. It is great if you are a long term planner as well because it has dates for the whole year. It does have weekly dates that are convenient if printing. The planner includes three different styles and has sheets for 2, 3, 4, and 5 preps to suit your needs. There is even an events section for you to type all your events. If you type an event that has no school in the title the spreadsheet will automatically gray out the day. Another cool feature is that the dates will automatically change based on the first Monday of your first week of school.