1.   Triangles Tree Project students will create a triangle tree lot. They will cut out various types of triangles and advertise their tree lots by promoting the description of their triangles

2.   Geometry Concentration Students play a concentration game to practice identifying and using names of common shapes.

3.   Creating Polygons Students will use Geometer's Sketchpad software to create polygons which match certain requirements.

4.   Geometry and Shapes The students will be asked to make a vegetable monster and then they will have to bring it in to share with the class. These need to be made out if shapes that we have been learning in class. They will be given one week to finish this and then they will be asked to share it with the class.

1.   Similarity SIMILARITY Kee, Natalia Harlan Community Academy H.S. 14814 Ridgewood Dr. 1-312-821-2800 Oak Forest, IL 60452 1-708-535-2837 OBJECTIVES Discover the factor of proportionality in similar polygons and to relate this factor to the perimeters and areas of similar polygons. APPARATUS NEEDED Overhead projector, rulers for each student, protractors for each student, handouts of printed polygons (these are to be measured by each student). RECOMMENDED STRATEGY Students will measure each side and eac...

2.   Polygons Integrating Technology Into the Curriculum Lesson Plan Subject: Math Grade Level: Special Education 6-7 Overview: The students will utilize the paint program to draw geometric plane figures. Goals and Objectives: The student will identify polygons. draw polygons. Virginia Standards of Learning (content and technology): Math 7.10 The student will compare and contrast the following quadrilaterals: a parallelogram, rectangle, square, rhombus, and trapezoid. Math 7.11 The student will identify and draw the following polygons: pentagon, hexagon, h...

3.   Biology Lesson Plans maceo's web site biology lesson plans biology tessellations lesson of a honeybee m.randall pre-classwork question: what are tessellations? classwork: problem: how could honeybees show randomness with the use of tessellations? procedure: 1. review three types of polygons (triangles, squares, and hexagons) 2. students will draw a grouping of 6 hexagons. 3. students will load clarisworks (mac) and follow the steps of "making tessellations in color." 4. students will use hexagons instead of rectangles as a figure to draw. observations: 1. make several rows (5 or more)...

4.   Tessellation/Math/4th Grade Vision View the standards Return _ Unit/Lesson Plan _ Tessellation/Math/4th Grade Description The purpose of this lesson is for students to be able to identify the properties of regular and irregular polygons and to investigate the results of subdividing and combining shapes as an introductory lesson to tessellations. Goal/Standard/Level/Benchmark 9.A.2.c KRSP Knowledge: Know the properties of polygons. Identify regular and irregular polygons such as pentagons, hexagons, squares, trapezoids, rhombus, and...

5.   Similar Polygons and Ratios Lesson Plan Teacher: Mentor: Katie Angetta Humphrey Lynn Subject: Geometry Lesson Title: Similar Polygons and Ratios Objectives: Student will continue to learn about similar polygons and how to use ratios to find the length of different sides of similar polygons. TEKS TEKSGEO 111.34 a2 TEKSGEO 111.34 a3 TEKSGEO 111.34 c1 TEKSGEO 111.34 f1 TEKSGEO 111.34 f2 Motivation: Materials: One Notes, concept, over...

6.   Polygons: Angles vs. Sides Lesson Plan @ Innovative Classroom ...elting Ice Free Bridge Building Members Have We Always Had Jeans? Free Pueblo Pottery Members "One-difference" Classification Train Free Assembly Line Members MLK Internet Photo Timeline Free Macaroni Pattern Lesson Plans Necklaces Members Draw a Scientist Math Free Picture This Members The Missing Polygons: Angles vs. Sides Word Free The Gettysburg Address Objectives: Students will realize the relationship between the number of sides of a polygon and the sum of its angles. Members "Classville" Free Coming to America Materials: pattern blocks, overhead projector Members National Anthems of the World Po...

7.   Edible Geometry ...athematics, level: Middle Posted Fri Feb 18 12:40:41 PST 2005 by Hope Hendrix ( hendrihe@pickens.k12.sc.us). Edwards Middle School, Central, South Carolina, United States Materials Required: gumdrops, pretzels, paper plates, paper towels, double bubble map Activity Time: 50 minutes Concepts Taught: polygons and 3 dimensional figures EDIBLE GEOMETRY GRADES: +/-7th MATERIALS: Pretzels Gumdrops Paper towels Paper plates Double bubble map FOCUS: Using manipulatives to create polygons and 3 dimensional figures OBJECTIVE: The students will be able to identify how many vertices, sides, edges, and/or faces a p...

8.   Proportions and Similar Polygons(4/11/06) Lesson Plan Teacher: Mentor: Andrew Koby Persyn Martin Subject: Algebra Lesson Title: Proportions and Similar Polygons(4/11 /06) Objectives: The student will demonstrate an understanding of similar polygons through the use of proportions to solve for unknown quantities. TEKS No standards added. Motivation: Proportions Materials: can be used Class in many guided places in practice life after notes, education, Indepen...

9.   TESSELLATIONS: An Application Of Simple Regular Polygons TESSELLATIONS: An Application Of Simple Regular Polygons Mary Racky Kenwood 10638 S. Talman 5015 S. Blackstone Chicago, Il. 60655 Chicago, Il. 60615 312-535-1409 Objective: The students will develop basic skills making and identifying homogeneous tessellations, both regular and semiregular. Materials needed: One overhead projector, One transparency of tes...

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