Pythagorean Theorem, Dilations & Systems, Grade 8
Grade 8 Math, ready for the projector, with tests and checked answer keys.
Grade 8 Math (Pythagorean Theorem, Dilations & Systems): 6 lessons that move one step per click, plus 3 tests with checked answer keys. Coming soon.
Try it: click the board to move the lesson forward
The lessons come ready, with the figure drawn and every step of the explanation in place.
Instead of everything on the board at once, each click reveals one idea. There is time to ask, to get it wrong and to get it right.
Answer keys checked twice, with full solutions and rubrics. You grade fast and with confidence.
Each pack covers a whole unit, with lessons and tests that fit together.
Grade 8 Math, ready for the projector, with tests and checked answer keys.
6 animated lessons, 6 printable lesson guides and 3 tests with worked answer keys.
Each click shows the next step of the reasoning. You lead at your class's pace. Every lesson also comes as a printable lesson guide (PDF, Letter size), for planning or for a class without a projector.
Unit Test, Retake, Make-up Test. 10 questions each, 100 points total.



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Your download link arrives right after payment. You download the lessons and the tests.
Open a lesson in the browser and click to move forward. Print a test or edit it in Word.
The buy button will appear on this page as soon as checkout opens.
Every lesson also comes as a printable lesson guide: a Letter-size PDF with every step, figure and explanation, on a light background to save ink. Use it to plan, to leave with a substitute, or to teach from the board.
No. The lessons open in the browser of the computer connected to your projector or TV, and they work offline. They also open on a phone.
Yes. Every test and answer key comes in Word (editable) and PDF (print-ready). The header has space for your school's logo and name.
Every answer was computed by a program and then checked by a second, independent solution that never looked at the key. Every multiple-choice question has exactly one correct answer.
Yes. Every lesson and every question lists the Common Core standard it covers.