Bell Work Circles (Geometry Bell Ringers, Warm Ups)

Description

Who enjoys creating effective geometry Bell Work questions every day? No teacher ever! This product is the answer to all your problems! Also called Bell Ringers, Warm-ups, Entrance Tickets, Do-Nows, these prompts are perfect for getting your geometry students thinking mathematically about circles and their properties.

These can also be used for exit tickets, station activities, task cards, quick checks for understanding, or more.

In this product you will receive 17 days of questions, with each day having 1-10 questions. There are different versions from which you can choose:

• PDF slides for projection, 1 day per slide (INCLUDES ALL ANSWERS)
• PDF printable for student handouts, 2-4 per page (great for Interactive Notebooks)
• PowerPoint with all blank templates for you to add exactly what you need and keep a consistent look

Concepts and Skills Covered:

• Vocabulary (in diagram and matching)
• circumference and area
• inscribed angles
• central angles
• chords and arcs
• cyclic quadrilaterals
• tangents and secants (segment lengths and angles created by them)
• arc length and sector area
• equation of a circle

If you like this, you may also be interested in this Selfieometry Project or my Geometry Word Wall Bundle!

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