DescriptionExplore different types of angle relationships through the use of parallel lines cut by a transversal through the use of these scavenger hunts. These 3 different scavenger hunts will have students finding a missing angle, solving for x, and solving for x then substituting it back in to find a missing angle. Help your geometry students with their algebra skills by setting up and solving multi-step equations. Even taking it one step further to evaluate the algebraic equations they have created using different angle relationships forms from parallel lines cut by a transversal.What you will get:✅Practice setting up and solving equations ✅Practice evaluating equations✅Practice solving for x and finding the missing angle values✅Practice with angle relationships to determine which add up to 180 vs which are equivalentIncludes - 3 Angle Relationship formed from parallel lines cut by a transversal scavenger hunts with 12 questions eachSet 1 - find the missing angleSet 2 - solve for xSet 3 - solve for x and then find a missing angle valueStudent Work SpaceTeacher Answer KeyThese angle relationships formed from parallel lines cut by a transversal scavenger hunts are a great way to get your students up and actively moving around the classroom or hallway to learn. Print, cut, and hang them up to allow students to work independently or in groups, don't forget to set a timer and go.Differentiate your student's learning based on where you are in your lesson from giving them a preassessment of just seeing if they can find the value of an angle to solving for x and finding an angle. Encourage students to discuss and help teach one another.Check out Naming Angles, Classifying Angles, Measuring Angles with a Protractor WorksheetsDid You Know?Leave feedback and receive TPT store credits for future purchases ➜ Click “Leave Review” next to the resource under My Purchases Please follow me to see all the latest updates and newest products by CLICKING HERELicensing Terms: When purchasing my product, you are receiving a license for one teacher’s use in their own classroom. Please do not share with colleagues or use by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the correct number of licenses for each instructor. Copyright Terms: This resource and all of its content are copyrighted by Sarah Davis at Math And Science Sarah. Please do not upload to the internet unless it is on a password protected site that can only be accessed by your students. Please use this resource to enhance the learning and engagement of your students.You may not copy or sell this resource or any part of it as your own.Report this resource to TPTReported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
