8th Grade Math Geometry - triangle angles, Pythagorean Theorem, & volume

This unit covers triangle angles, Pythagorean Theorem, volume, and parallel lines cut by a transversal. This product contains 13 worksheets for the 8th-grade Unit 5 on Geometry. Each worksheet contains practice problems and three QR codes. All of the QR codes in this document can either be scanned with a device or clicked on. I also included an answer key for each worksheet. The student starts by scanning the top QR code which takes them to a Khan Academy video. The student watches the video and takes notes in the first box. The student then completes practice problems on the page which are similar to the ones Khan explained in the video. At the bottom of the page, there is a QR code that the student can use to check the answers for the questions they just attempted. On the backside, there are additional questions for practice. Once completed the student can scan the QR code at the bottom of the page. This takes students back to Khan Academy to practice similar problems online.  These questions give the students instant feedback and/or assistance and hints.

The topics in this set are:

#46 Angles, parallel lines & transversals

#47 Measures of angles formed by a transversal

#48 Isosceles & equilateral triangles problems

#49 Triangle exterior angle examples 

#50 Triangle angle challenge problem 

#51 Intro to the Pythagorean theorem 

#52 Pythagorean theorem with an isosceles triangle

#53 Use Pythagorean theorem to find the area of an isosceles triangle

#54 Pythagorean theorem word problems

#55 Pythagorean theorem distance between two points

#56 Volume of a cylinder

#57 Volume of a sphere 

#58 Volume of a cone

Some possible uses for this product:

1.) Daily Homework - The teacher can assign these worksheets as nightly homework. Students can then watch the Khan video to better understand the concepts being covered in class. It gives them the ability to check their answers to make sure they are understanding the material as they work through the questions. Lastly, it provides them with the opportunity to practice similar problems with instant feedback on the Khan Academy website.  

2.) Lesson In Class - The entire class can watch the video and take guided notes. The students can then attempt the remaining questions. 

3.) Self Paced Learning - With self-paced learning, students can take the time they need and set their own schedule. This would be especially useful for the student either far ahead or behind the other students in the class. 

4.) Flipped Classroom - A flipped classroom consists of students completing direct instruction, such as viewing a lecture online, prior to the in-class discussion of the material. The intent is for students to see the material beforehand, also known as first-exposure learning, so they can learn the concepts at their own pace. They would then come into class and practice these skills. 

5.) Student Absence  - Students who are absent could use this product to help with the missed in-class instruction. Especially ones absent for extended periods of time.  Also would be perfect for in-school suspension work since the student would be missing the class instruction that day.  

6.) Teacher Absence - Teachers could use this product to help with instruction while they are out. Especially if the sub is unfamiliar with the content.  I also think it would be perfect for teachers out on extended leave to ensure proper instruction of the content. 

7.) Parent Assistance - Teachers could send this product to parents who request help with the content.  Many parents want to help their students but are unable because of content confusion. 

8.) Classroom Stations - Teachers could use this product while running stations. I imagine a group of students watching a video together and then attempting to complete the questions. 

9.) Silent classwork - Teachers could give this as individual, silent work during class if each student had a pair of headphones. 

10.) Home Instruction - I think this product would be perfect for students on home instruction.

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LICENSING TERMS: This purchase includes a license for one teacher only for personal use in their classroom. Licenses are non-transferable, meaning they can not be passed from one teacher to another. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the proper number of licenses.

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