1. 1.2 – 1.4 Drawing and Describing Shapes

2. Check W.S. 1.1

3. Assessment Prep Question Problem: Given the following data set: 45, 52, 63, 74, 81, 95 How is the data affected when the number 30 is included? A. The mode decreases. B. The median increases. C. The range increases. D. The mean stays the same.

4. Examples Vs. Non-Examples You and your teammates will develop a definition for a set of words Each team member is responsible for knowing the definition You will be sharing this information with other teams so please make sure the information is accurate You and your teammates will develop a definition for a set of words Each team member is responsible for knowing the definition You will be sharing this information with other teams so please make sure the information is accurate

5. Examples Vs. Non-Examples Team 1 –Parallel Lines –Perpendicular Lines Team 2 –Collinear Points –Non – Collinear Points Team 3 –Coplanar –Non-Coplanar Team 4 –Complementary Angles –Supplementary Angles Team 5 –Straight Angles –Acute Angles –Obtuse Angles Team 6 –Right Angle –Angle Bisector –Segment Bisector

6. Graphic Organizer

7. “Who Am I?” Lay your graphic organizers face down on your desk. Each student will have a word and hold it up to their forehead (without looking at it). You will Stand up, Hand up, Pair up with another person You may ask 1 question only…each question must be a yes or no answer. Continue until time is finished EVEN if you have correctly guessed your word. Lay your graphic organizers face down on your desk. Each student will have a word and hold it up to their forehead (without looking at it). You will Stand up, Hand up, Pair up with another person You may ask 1 question only…each question must be a yes or no answer. Continue until time is finished EVEN if you have correctly guessed your word.

8. Give an example of… Parallel Lines Perpendicular Lines Collinear Points Line Segment Non-Coplanar Points Right Angle Skew Lines Obtuse Angle Straight Angle Parallel Lines Perpendicular Lines Collinear Points Line Segment Non-Coplanar Points Right Angle Skew Lines Obtuse Angle Straight Angle

9. Give an example of… Tangent Lines Interior Region Non-Collinear Points Ray Coplanar Points Acute Angle Complementary Angles Line of Symmetry Supplementary Angles Tangent Lines Interior Region Non-Collinear Points Ray Coplanar Points Acute Angle Complementary Angles Line of Symmetry Supplementary Angles

10. Find Your Matches Each person has a card. These cards are all part of a set of three. Each set contains a word, a definition and an example. Find the people with the other two parts of your set and group together quietly. When everyone has found their set of three matching cards, we will share the results. Each person has a card. These cards are all part of a set of three. Each set contains a word, a definition and an example. Find the people with the other two parts of your set and group together quietly. When everyone has found their set of three matching cards, we will share the results.

13. Draw What I Say Student 1 fans the cards face down. Student 2 picks a card and reads it to students 3, allowing 5 seconds of think time. Student 3 draws a diagram of what was said, correctly labeling it. Student 4 checks Student 3’s work and praises, or coaches then praises. Cards are passed to the next person in a clockwise direction and the steps are repeated until each person has drawn an example of every card. Student 1 fans the cards face down. Student 2 picks a card and reads it to students 3, allowing 5 seconds of think time. Student 3 draws a diagram of what was said, correctly labeling it. Student 4 checks Student 3’s work and praises, or coaches then praises. Cards are passed to the next person in a clockwise direction and the steps are repeated until each person has drawn an example of every card.

14. Project/Homework Create a picture that incorporates basic geometry terms. The picture will fill an 8.5” x 11” piece of paper. A notation legend should be attached on a separate piece of notebook paper. Projects without a notation legend will not be graded. The project will be graded on the number of geometric terms incorporated into the picture, the accuracy of the legend, neatness, creativity and color. Feel free to schedule some seminar time to use geometers or other tools to draw with. Computer generated pictures are acceptable too. Due Date: Sept 24 Create a picture that incorporates basic geometry terms. The picture will fill an 8.5” x 11” piece of paper. A notation legend should be attached on a separate piece of notebook paper. Projects without a notation legend will not be graded. The project will be graded on the number of geometric terms incorporated into the picture, the accuracy of the legend, neatness, creativity and color. Feel free to schedule some seminar time to use geometers or other tools to draw with. Computer generated pictures are acceptable too. Due Date: Sept 24