High school geometry projects

Wondering how to finish off this unusual school year? Read for 3 low-prep geometry projects for distance learning that you can implement today!

A fun and engaging Geometry Project on Measuring Angles where students design a Putt-Putt Course. Examples, rubrics, worksheets, and more included!

I had two weeks left in Geometry this year and I couldn't bear the thought of reviewing for 2 whole weeks. Not that my class couldn't have used the review, but ughhh!!! So I searched for a project and I came across the paper roller coaster project. Click the link below to read about the project and to purchase the templates if you're interested. Paper Roller Coaster Project Website I'd like to tell you about my experience with this project. Since, I had never attempted this project before, I…

It took me a year and a half to complete my geometry curriculum, but I finally did it. I’m constantly updating and adding to it. I guess you could call it a living and growing curriculum. I…

These 5 geometry projects for middle or high school are a great alternative assessment for your student. Project-based learning is so important to...

Halloween is far from my favorite holiday, but the students seem to love it! They get pretty into it, so I decided to go ahead and make a Halloween - themed version of the equation picture challenges

Hands-On DIscovery Lessons (both tech and non-tech based) for Vertical Angles, Triangle Sum Theorem, Exterior Angles, Transversals & Parallel Lines, and more: How to set up the lessons

We tried Speed Dating in Geometry today! I have tried the idea of Speed Dating before, but never in a geometry class. I have used it in upper level courses before, but I wasn't sure how it would work with a younger group. I am happy to report that things went great! It took a bit of work to get things organized, but after that, this activity ran itself. Here is a picture of my class while they were working. I had a geometry worksheet ready to go with 13 questions on it. I had the students…

I love all these ideas for math projects for the end of the year!! Perfect for middle or high school math with real world connections. Projects include floor plans, sports, sculptures, creating cities, researching colleges, and more. Lots of skills like graphing, volume, scale drawing, area, perimeter, density, and cost calculations.

Do you use math manipulatives in middle school or high school? These teacher tips are perfect for cheap and easy lessons. I have a list of lessons for pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, algebra 2, and pre-cal.