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Geometry Activities (Worksheet Alternative) – Geometry Math Tents

These easy to use Geometry Math Tents are NO PREP, engaging activities to help students master all things geometry! These FUN, engaging worksheet alternatives allow students to practice geometry with an interactive approach.

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These easy to use Geometry Math Tents are NO PREP, engaging activities to help students master all things geometry! These FUN, engaging worksheet alternatives allow students to practice geometry with an interactive approach.

I have started using geometry tents because:

* Repeated practice helps my students become more confident with geometry.

* There is NO cutting. Just print and fold = done!

* There are 40 geometry activities per page (plus 40 answers per page), so huge savings on paper and ink

* Easy to reuse again and again, so you save on copies.

* Did I mention there is NO cutting involved?!!!!?

* Students can easily track how many answers they finish and then try again later to see improvement.

* These geometry tents make the perfect addition to your center rotations. Can be used as a partner check or self-check center.

* Excellent for differentiation.

What topics are addressed?

Identifying two dimensional shapes

Naming two dimensional shapes

Greater than, Less than or 90 degree angles

Naming acute, obtuse and right angles

Identifying polygons – Is it a polygon? Yes or No?

Closed shape or open shape?

Intersecting, Perpendicular or Parallel Lines?

Line, Line Segment, Ray or Point?

Does this picture have symmetry?

Does this shape have symmetry?

Name the 3-D shape. Level I

Name the 3-D shape. Level II

How many faces, edges, and vertices on these 3-D shapes? Level I

How many faces, edges, and vertices on these 3-D shapes? Level II

Number of parallel pairs in quadrilaterals.

Number of right angles in quadrilaterals.

Types of Quadrilaterals

Scalene, Isosceles or Equilateral Triangles?

How do they work? Fold the paper on the line so partners that are facing each other can see one side each. One partner will solve the fractions activities for one minute while the other partner checks their answers. They should answer from left to right (since the problems are numbered). If they miss any answers, their partner is to respond, “try again.” Partners may help each other when they are stuck. When the one minute is up, have students make note of the number that they finished. Switch jobs (one “answers”, while the other is the “checker”). Then both try again and try to beat THEIR OWN previous score.

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