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INTRO TO GEOMETRYWEEK 1- DAY 2
BASIC GEOMETRIC FIGURES
POINTS, LINES AND PLANES
AGENDA
DO NOW 5-10 min. ENGAGEMENTGeometry Pictionary ( about 30 min)•
RULES--------------------------------------------2-5 min• Student A
draws-------------------------------8 min• Student B
draws-------------------------------8 min•
Discussion----------------------------------8 – 10 minPoints, Lines
and Planes ---------( about 40 min) • Power Point – Intro to
Geometry ------20 min• Intro to Geometry W.S. ( partners --15 min.•
Discussion/Questions ( large group) --5
min.Closure----------------------------(5-10 min.)• Module 1-Page 5
• Quick Review on Power PointExit
Slip-----------------------------(5-10 min.)• Diagram A and B
Descriptions on Power Point.Homework------CHECK CLASS WEB PAGE
CLOSURE 5 min.
Describe diagrams A and B using the geometric language and
symbols discussed in class today.
OBJECTIVES
G-CO.A.1Know precise definitions based on the undefined notions
of point, line, distance along a line, and distance around a
circular arc.
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STUDENT OUTCOMES
Students communicate mathematic ideas effectively and
efficiently.
ENTERING THE CLASSROOM EACH DAY
• LEAVE YOUR BOOKBAG IN YOUR LOCKER!
• GET YOUR CALCULATOR AS YOU ENTER THE ROOM.
• TAKE YOUR ASSIGNED SEAT IMMEDIATELY. DO NOT SOCIALIZE
ONCE YOU ENTER THE ROOM.
• GET OUT YOUR NOTES, HOMEWORK, PENCIL, PAPER, EUREKA
WORKBOOK, CALCULATOR, COMPASS AND PROTRACTOR AND
QUIETLY COMPLETE THE DO NOW ASSIGNMENT.
DO NOW
1. THE NUMBER WRITTEN ON YOUR WORKBOOK IS YOUR
CALCULATOR NUMBER. GET YOUR CALCULATOR!
2. COMPLETE THE ASSIGNMENT TO THE RIGHT
( 5 MIN.)
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PICTIONARY• DETERMINE WHO WILL BE PARTNER A
AND WHO WILL BE PARTNER B
• YOU WILL EACH NEED:
• PENCIL
• ONE PIECE OF BLANK COMPUTER
PAPER
• POSITION YOUR DESKS BACK-TO-BACK
YOU WILL WORK
WITH A
PARTNER.
RULESDRAWER ( A )
• YOU MAY NOT ASK ANY QUESTIONS.
• YOU MAY NOT LOOK AT THE PICTURE YOUR PARTNER HAS OR ANY PIC
THEY MAY DRAW.
• YOU MAY ONLY REQUEST THAT THE DIRECTION BE REPEATED. YOU MAY
NOT TALK OTHERWISE!
CALLER ( B )
• YOU MAY NOT LOOK AT THE DRAWING YOUR PARTNER IS MAKING
• YOU MAY NOT TELL YOUR PARTNER IF THEY ARE RIGHT OR WRONG.
• YOU MAY ONLY DESCRIBE THE PICTURE YOU ARE GIVEN.
• YOU MAY NOT DRAW ANY EXAMPLES.
PICTIONARY
5MINUTES LEFT
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In order to communicate mathematical ideas effectively
and efficiently.
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POINT
IDENTIFIES A POSITION IN SPACE.
NO LENGTH, WIDTH, OR DEPTH.
LABELED USING A SINGLE CAPITAL LETTER.
line - made up of points (has no thickness). Named by 2 points
on the line
or a lowercase script letter
𝑀𝑃 𝑃𝑀 𝑁𝑃 𝑃𝑁
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ray - Part of a line
Has an endpoint and extends indefinitely in one direction.
Use 2 points to name a ray, starting with the endpoint
𝐴𝐵𝐴𝐶
segment - part of a line with 2 endpoints
Name using the 2 endpoints
𝐴𝐵 𝐵𝐴
plane - a flat surface made up of points.
Named by a capital script letter or 3 noncollinear points in the
plane
Throughany three noncollinear points there is exactly one
plane.
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COPLANAR- two or more figures that lie in the same plane
NONCOPLANAR – Two or more figures that are NOT in the same
plane.
Practice worksheet
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QuickReview
CLOSURE
EXIT SLIP Using the mathematical language discussed in class
today, describe the figures you see below.
STUDY SKILL!
For all vocabulary words, complete a Frayer Model.
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HOMEWORK• Vocabulary - Frayer Model ( see power point
page 36 for explanation) Use worksheet.
•Construction -Watch the videos•”Copying a line
segment”•‘Perpendicular bisector”and make notes in the construction
section
of your notebook.
•QUIZ 1 Over basic geometric definitions and notations.
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