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13. Geometry And Computer Teaching informal geometry works well on the computer because What does a360 polygon look like? Doing tessalations This site is great for showing how http://www.whitworth.edu/Academic/Department/Education/Classes/ED421_Michaelis/g

Informal Geometry on the Computer with SuperPaint Randall Michaelis Ph.D. Whitworth College School of Education [ED 421 Homepage] Whitworth College Homepage] [Michaelis Homepage] Why the computer for informal geometry? Teaching informal geometry works well on the computer because: (1) Exploration is encouraged because objects and lines can easily be changed; (2) The explorations or products of the students can be easily displayed either on screen or on paper; (3) These print-outs or screen displays may easily become part of a porfolio, journal, or other forms of assessment. This kind of documentation is much more difficult to record with manipulatives. Usually one can't the geoboard all set up with rubber bands for any length of time! Is the computer a sound tool for thinking? Manipualtives are simply tools for children to think with; the computer provides a different set of tools, but can benefit even young children as a way of seeing how objects relate spatially. The children will be able to keep copies of their explorations and compare earlier work with later work. This is not easy in a manipulatives-only environment. We truly don't "know" something unless it becomes part of our language system. The computer may actually facilitate the use of language in geometry. With manipulatives the student might simply reach over and rotate an object to make it fit with another piece; in the computer environment the student must decide on such commands as Rotate Left or Flip Horizonal, and thereby learn important geometric language concepts in an embedded context.

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Geometry Web Sites MathEd 5031, Spring 2000 Site Name: Investigating Patterns: Symmetry and Tessellations Address: http://www.camosun.bc.ca/~jbritton/jbsymteslk.htm Reviewed By: Sample review on 1/20/00 This site contains a collection of 30 activities coordinated with the book of the same name. Includes links that explore symmetry in flags, quilting, inversions, Escher-type tessellations and even Donald Duck in Mathemagic Land. Some of the activities/links are more accessible and/or useful than others, but it looks like a wonderful resource for teaching symmetry. Site Name: The Geometry Web Page Address: http://homepage.mac.com/efithian/geometry.html Reviewed By: TinaM on 1/20/00 This site contains 16 activities that use varying manipulatives, including tangrams, geoboards, and space cubes. Each activity has different problems within them. There are also Test Previews included on the website. These previews consist of review questions of the different activities supplied on the page. There are also a couple of downloadable geometric games on the website, as well. Some of the activities on the web page deal with tessellations, symmetry, and polygons. I think this is a really good website. It offers different ideas for presenting various topics in geometry. Site Name: Interactive Mathematics Online (IMO) Address: http://library.thinkquest.org/2647/index.html

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Superlesson Project 4-1 Superlesson Project 4-2 Superlesson Project 4-3 Geometry Chapter 4, Triangles A tessellation is a repeating pattern that completely fills a plane region with congruent figures that do not overlap. Use triangle tessellations to learn about the properties of triangles. Part A, Angles Inside the Triangle 1. Read through the explanations for creating two different types of tessellations with triangles at the Polygon tessellations Web site. a. Make a small triangle template from cardboard. You can choose the dimensions of the triangle (but don't make it equilateral). Using this template, create two tessellations, one using each of the methods described. b. Label the angles on your triangle template A B , and C . Pick a point in each of your tessellations where six triangle vertices meet. Label angles that meet at the point you've chosen with A, B, or C to indicate the angle of the template with which it corresponds. c. Use the labeled sections of each of your tessellations to find the sum of the measures of the interior angles of your triangle template. In other words, find and explain how you know that your answer is correct.

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Superlesson Project 4-1 Answers 4-1 Superlesson ... Answers 4-3 Geometry Chapter 4 Answers Triangles A tessellation is a repeating pattern that completely fills a plane region with congruent figures that do not overlap. Use triangle tessellations to learn about the properties of triangles. Part A, Angles Inside the Triangle 1. Read through the explanations for creating two different types of tessellations with triangles at the Polygon tessellations Web site. a. Make a small triangle template from cardboard. You can choose the dimensions of the triangle (but don't make it equilateral). Using this template, create two tessellations, one using each of the methods described. b. Label the angles on your triangle template A B , and C . Pick a point in each of your tessellations where six triangle vertices meet. Label angles that meet at the point you've chosen with A, B, or C to indicate the angle of the template with which it corresponds. [There should be a section on each tessellation which looks similar to those shown below: c. Use the labeled sections of each of your tessellations to find the sum of the measures of the interior angles of your triangle template. In other words, find

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