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Geometry Unit 1. Basics of Geometry. Lesson One Introduction. Do Now. Objectives. Describe the components of EEMO Describe the AICR process Describe the AICR/EEMO Grading Process Find the Index of your text How many Appendices are in the text and how would you use it?.
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Geometry Unit 1 Basics of Geometry
Lesson One Introduction Do Now Objectives Describe the components of EEMO Describe the AICR process Describe the AICR/EEMO Grading Process Find the Index of your text How many Appendices are in the text and how would you use it? • Find the slope of the line between the two points: (2, 4) and (5, 30) Homework • Complete • Honors / Warnings BLANK Sheet
Lesson Two Patterns and Inductive Reasoning Do Now Objectives Find and describe at least 5 visual patterns Use inductive reasoning to make at least 2 real life conjectures Determine if a conjecture is true and be able to give a Counter-Example if false. • Find the definitions for “Inductive Reasoning” And “Conjectures” Homework • Page 6 (5-10) • Page 7 (26-28) • Page 8 (34-39)
Lesson Three:Points, Lines, and Planes Do Now Objectives Understand and use the basic undefined terms in geometry Define a point Define a coordinate Define a plane Define a line Sketch the intersections of lines and planes Be able to sketch y = mx+ B • Graph the Equation Y = ¾(x) + 5 Find X and Y intercepts Homework • Pg 13 (1, 2, 9-24) • Pg 14 (48-51) All • Pg 15 (61-67) All
Lesson FOUR Do Now Objectives Use segment postulates Use the Distance Formula to calculate distances between two points Use the Distance Formula to calculate distances between two coordinates Homework • How long is this classroom? • How wide is this classroom? • Pg 21 (13 - 25) odd • Pg 22 • (31, 35, 37, 40, 41) • Honors • Pg 22 # 44-45 • # 46 – 47
Lesson Four In Class In Class Page 18 example 2 Distance on a MAP Page 19 Distance Formula: = √{[x2 – x1]2 + [x2– x1]2} Pg 21 (2 – 12 EVEN) Pg 21 (14, 24) Pg 22 (32, 42) • Section 1.3 Vocabulary • Postulate /Axiom • Coordinate • Distance /Length • Congruent Segments • Page 17 Example 1
Lesson FIVE:Angles and Their Measures Do Now Objectives Be able to “Name” Angles: Sides and Vertex Use the FOUR postulates to measure angles/lines Know the difference between congruent and equal Classify angles as acute, right, obtuse, and straight • Page 24 • #’s 60 - 61 Homework • Pg 30 (23 - 43) odd • Pg 31 (45, 47, 51, 53) • Honors • Pg 32 #’s 55-58 All
PRACTICE Lesson 5 In Class • Page 26 – 28 Examples 1 – 4 • Naming Angles • Angle Measure • Acute – Obtuse Right –– Straight Adjacent • Draw Angles • Pg 29 (2 – 16 ) even Pg 30 #’s23, 25 • Pg 31 #’s 44, 52 • http://hotmath.com/hotmath_help/topics/angles.html
Lesson Six:Segment and Angle Bisectors Do Now Objectives Demonstrate that you can Bisect a segment Use the Midpoint Formula to find the mid point Coordinate Demonstrate that you can Bisect an angle • Pg 32 • #’s 61, 72, 74 Homework • Pgs 38-39 • (15 - 27 Odd) • Pg 39 • (31 - 41 Odd) • Honors • #’s 50 – 51 • #’s 52, 54
PRACTICE Lesson 6 In Class • Pg 35 – 37 Examples 1 – 5 • Ex 1Review MIDPOINT • Ex 2-3 Bisecting • Ex 4 Doubling • Ex 5 Measuring • Pg 38 #’s 1 – 13 odd • Pgs 38-39 #’s (15 - 27 Odd) • Pg 39 #’s (31 - 41 Odd) • http://hotmath.com/hotmath_help/topics/angle-bisector.html
Lesson SIX-a:Angles and Their Measures: Part 2 Do Now Objectives Angle Addition Postulate http://hotmath.com/hotmath_help/topics/angle-addition-postulate.html • Page 32 Mixed Review • #’s 61 – 77 Odd • Page 42 Mixed Review • #’s 61 – 71 Odd Homework • Page 32 Mixed Review • #’s 62 – 76 Even • Page 42 Mixed Review • #’s 62 – 76 Even
Lesson SEVEN:Angle Pair Relationships Do Now Objectives Identify vertical angles Identify linear pair angles • Page 42 • Quiz 2 #’s 1, 2, 6 Homework • Pg 48 (23—36 odd) • Honors # 54, 55, 57
PRACTICE In Class Lesson 7 • page 44-45 Examples 1 – 3 • Pg 47 (8-19) all • Linear Pair • http://hotmath.com/hotmath_help/topics/linear-pair.html • Vertical Angles • http://hotmath.com/hotmath_help/topics/vertical-angles.html
Lesson EIGHT:Angle Pair Relationships Part TWO Do Now Objectives Identify complementary angles http://hotmath.com/hotmath_help/topics/complementary-angles.html Identify supplementary angles http://hotmath.com/hotmath_help/topics/supplementary-angles.html • pg 50 • #’s 61, 66, 70 Homework • Pg 47 (42-54 Even) • Honors #’s 53, 58
PRACTICE Lesson 8 In Class • Page 46 Examples 5 - 6 • Pg 47 (1 -19 odd) • Pg47 (41-53 Odd) • Geometry Applets • http://www.ies.co.jp/math/products/geo1/menu.html
Lesson NINE:Introduction to Perimeter, Circumference, and Area Do Now Objectives Find the perimeter and area of four figures: Square – Rectangle – Triangle – Circle Honors know VOLUME Use a general problem solving plan • pg 58 • Quiz 3 • #’s 1, 2, 6 Homework • Pg 56 (21-31) ALL • Pg 56 (32 - 36) ALL • Pg 57 (41-48) ALL • HONORS • Pg 57 (# 49)
PRACTICE Lesson 9In Class • Page 51 – 54 Examples 1 – 4 • Page 55 (#’s15-20) • Perimeters & AREA’s • Circle • http://www.mathopenref.com/tocs/circlestoc.html • Rectangle – Square • http://www.mathopenref.com/polygonregulararea.html • Triangle • http://www.mathopenref.com/tocs/triangletoc.html
Lesson TEN:Review Do Now Objectives Review of all unit material Sections 1- 6 and 1.7 vocabulary Create/ update Summary sheet Review Problems Page 64 #’s 1 – 15 odd • Page 58 Quiz #3 • #’s 1, 3 Homework
Lesson ELEVEN:UNIT 1 TEST Do Now Objectives Do your Best Be honest with what you know and do not know Do NOT Quit! • Read the Directions! Homework • Chapter Two • page 70:Vocabulary • Pg 70: #’s 1 – 5 all