81. GSP Lesson Plans lesson plans Using GSP. This section contains overviews of units and lesson plans by grade, and GSP performance based unit tests for each grade. http://www.math.byu.edu/~lfrancis/readings302/GSP/GSPLessonPl.html

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Grade 6 Lesson Plans Lesson 1 - Labelling angles, recognizing parallel and perpendicular lines Lesson 2 - Classification of triangles by angles and sides Lesson 3 - Classification of quadrilaterals Lesson 4 - Congruent angles ... Lesson 7 - Turns and Flips of geometric figures Lesson 1 - Labelling angles, recognizing parallel and perpendicular lines Introduction Students assemble in the lab and are arranged for a demonstration of Geometer's Sketchpad. Students are questioned about some of the problems of doing Geometry with a pencil and paper. Some of the ideas elicited should indicate the difficulty of making accurate drawings. Geometer's Sketchpad is introduced as a tool to make the creation of geometric figures easier, faster, and more accurate. A quick demonstration is done of how to draw a square. While drawing, students are asked how they know it is square. Angles and length are confirmed. Students are informed that today they will learn the basic tools, create angles, parallel, and perpendicular lines. Development Students, each at a computer are guided through the basic tools of Geometer's Sketchpad. These tools include the Select Arrow, Point Tool, Compass Tool, Straightedge tool, and Text Tool.

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Microsoft.com Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com for: Home Instructional Resources Tutorials Lesson Plans How-to Articles Solutions and Services ... Lesson Plans Geography Geometry Updated: April 12, 2004 Lesson Information: Grade / Age Level Middle School (11-14 yrs) Find More Lessons For: Grade / Age Level Middle School (11-14 yrs) Learning Area Geography Mathematics Applications Excel Internet Explorer Grades: Curriculum Connections: Math Standards Connections: National Council for the Teaching of Mathematics, Principles and Standards for School Mathematics. Geography: Students should be able to specify locations and describe spatial relationships using coordinate geometry and other representational systems. Geometry: Students should be able to use visualization, spatial reasoning, and geometric modeling to solve problems. What's in this Lesson: Teacher Guide (including How to Begin) Resources Student Activity, Step-by-Step: Step A: Vacation Destination USA Step B: Lock Coordinates Step C: Calculate Your Territory Step D: Angle for Speed Step E: Present and Pack!

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87. SMart Books Lesson Plan Discuss the correct terminology for related geometric figures. Include terms for combining, Book Authors Other lesson plans From This Participant http://www.ksu.edu/smartbooks/Lesson049.html

Literature Connection: Ovals, Rectangles, Squares, and Triangles by Jennifer S. Burke Mathematical Strand: Geometry Topic: Students will identify geometrical shapes displayed in photographs of everyday objects in a metropolitan setting Grade level: Lesson created by: Marla Schmidt, Lee Elementary School, Manhattan, KS Lesson Description: Materials The book Ovals, Rectangles, Squares, Triangles by Jennifer S. Burke, concrete examples of real life geometric objects, index cards, rulers, and pencils. 1. Launch the lesson-Engage. Read the books together as a class. Highlight the important shapes identified in the various photographs. Discuss the correct terminology for related geometric figures. Include terms for combining, subdividing and changing shapes. Allow students to share examples of shapes they have seen in their everyday environments. List their responses on the chalkboard or overhead projector. One category or designated shape at a time is preferable to distinguish specific characteristics. 2. Developing the lesson As a class, continue to brainstorm a list of geometric figures and terms that can represent with a basic sketch or drawing. List these on the chalkboard or overhead. Terms may include some of the following: oval, circle, square, rectangle, triangle, right angle, obtuse angle, acute angle, rhombus, diameter, perpendicular lines, etc.

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90. Bubble-ology And Geometry This lesson plan reflects the latest changes made as a result of suggestions from teachers who 50000905 Recognize and appreciate geometry in the world. http://www.engineering.usu.edu/jrestate/lessons/bubbles/bubble.php

Last Updated Junior Engineering Bubble-ology and Geometry Home Lesson Plans Print Friendly (Acrobat) Lesson #3 Grades K-2 Modifications to Video: There have been several changes to the lesson plan since the video was made. This lesson plan reflects the latest changes made as a result of suggestions from teachers who have presented the lesson during the daytime program. Please continue to send us your ideas! Overall Educational Objective: Students will know the characteristics of bubbles and be able to identify a sphere. Associated Standard and CORE Objective: Observe the characteristics of air. Describe, model, draw, and classify shapes. Investigate and predict the results of combining, subdividing, and changing shapes. Recognize and appreciate geometry in the world. Materials List: - dish detergent (Dawn) 2 - wash tubs (to fill with soap and water solution) 1 each - PVC square, circle, triangle, rectangle (2D) 1 each - PVC triangle pyramid, rectangular prism, cube (3D) 1 - circular bubble maker with divider string 1 - skein of string 2 - 8' x 10' tarps 1 - tennis ball 1 - cube Teacher Provides: rubber gloves, if desired

91. Problem Solving Lesson Plan 8 Problem Solving/ Holistic lesson Plan Paper Structure Physical Students will increase their interest in geometry as well as a greater geometric http://www.uwsp.edu/education/lwilson/lessons/problem solving/pb8ch.htm

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92. Modern Art Lesson Plans Helen Frankenthaler Biography, Activities and lesson plans A geometric abstract art movement. Artists were initially influenced by Suprematism, http://www.umfa.utah.edu/?id=MjAx

93. VA-SOL-Lesson Plans The student will analyze quilt patterns to determine the geometric This lesson is a part of a unit connecting early Virginia quilts with mathematics. http://www.knowledge.state.va.us/cgi-bin/lesview.cgi?idl=10

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96. MarcoPolo Discovers Mississippi Mathematics Framework (Geometry Explore and demonstrate the connections between algebra and geometry. (P, M, G, N) MarcoPolo lesson plan. Teacher Exchange lesson plan http://marcopolo.mde.k12.ms.us/frameworks/mathematics/ma_geometry_c04.html

97. MarcoPolo Discovers Mississippi Mathematics Framework (Geometry Explore applications of patterns and transformational geometry. (P, D, M, G, N) Symmetries and Their Properties MarcoPolo lesson plan http://marcopolo.mde.k12.ms.us/frameworks/mathematics/ma_geometry_c06.html

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99. Germantown Academy Independent Geometry Projects - Chaos Theory lesson Plan. This is what we did to present Chaos Theory to a class of High School geometry Students. 1. First, we talked about the background of chaos, http://www.germantownacademy.org/academics/US/Math/Geometry/stwk99/danc/lesson.h

Lesson Plan This is what we did to present Chaos Theory to a class of High School Geometry Students 1. First, we talked about the background of chaos, ie. who invented it, how it was discovered, etc... 2. Then, we gave some examples of chaos that were found in plants. The examples that we presented were a head of broccoli, and a fern leaf. Both of these are fractals that continually repeat forever. These examples can be found in picture form for the brocolli head and the fern leaf 3. Thirdly, we talked about how Chaos is applied in the real world. We gave two examples of the applications, although there are millions of others that we didn't talk about. We talked about the chaotic nature of the stock market and how the coastline of Britain is infinitely long. 4. To finish up our presentation, we fielded questions from the students before playing the Chaos Game with them, found on our activities page. Index Background Information Applications in the Real World Activities ... Resources

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