This is a set of questions that you can use to have your students practice properties of quadrilaterals.
There are 6 pages in this activity.
Each page has 10 True and False questions.
Students evaluate each question as true or false based on the picture and information given at the top of the page.
The number of true statements on each page are the digits to a combination lock.
Students may open the lock on a lock box to obtain a treat.
Depending on how many digits your lock has, you will use that number of pages from this assignment.Each page will give a different digit to the combination.
Want your different groups or different classes of students to have a different solution to this puzzle?Just put the puzzles in a different order.(For example, change the puzzle that says 1st Number of the Combination to say 2nd Number of the Combination.)
Only have locks that have 3 digits?Just use any 3 of these puzzles instead. Have a lock that has 5 places…use 5 puzzles at a time J
