3.3-3.4 Notes
Homework 3.3:
Page 123 - 10, 14, 20, 28, 32
Homework 3.4:
Page
132 - 14, 18, 20, 24, 28, 30, 34, 36, 40
Video 1: Talks about both 3.3 and 3.4 (special angles and their properties), no examples
Video 2: Goes through one easy example and then a couple with variables.
Monday, September 29, 2014
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Chapter 3 - Section 1 and 2: Parallel and Perpendicular Lines and their Theorems
3.1 Notes
3.2 Notes
Homework 3.1:
Page 110à 10, 14, 18, 20, 24, 28, 32, 34, 40
Homework 3.2:
Page 117à 10, 14, 16, 22, 24, 26, 30, 32
3.1 Videos 1:Identifying parallel and perpendicular lines
3.1 Video 2: Skew Lines
3.1 Video 3: Examples of both parallel and perpendicular lines
3.2 Videos 1: Goes through the theorems about perpendicular lines and examples
3.2 Notes
Homework 3.1:
Page 110à 10, 14, 18, 20, 24, 28, 32, 34, 40
Homework 3.2:
Page 117à 10, 14, 16, 22, 24, 26, 30, 32
3.1 Videos 1:Identifying parallel and perpendicular lines
3.1 Video 2: Skew Lines
3.1 Video 3: Examples of both parallel and perpendicular lines
3.2 Videos 1: Goes through the theorems about perpendicular lines and examples
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Chapter 2 Review
2.1 -2.2 - Segment and Angle Bisectors
Online Questionnaire: Goes through segment and angle bisectors questions
Online Quiz: Goes through angle bisector questions that are very similar to the quiz questions
Interactive Pictures: You move the segment/angle larger and smaller to see the affect of the bisector.
Midpoint 1: Interactive part where you can change the two endpoints and it solves for the midpoint for you.
Midpoint Game: Try and place the gray dots so that the red dots are the midpoints.
Midpoint Quiz: Try and solve the questions then check your answers.
2.3 - Supplementary and Complementary Angles
Game 1: Trying to find the other angle if they are complementary or supplementary angles
Game 2: Same as description as above
Game 3: Determine if the angles are Supplementary, Complementary, or neither
Quiz 1: Answer the 7 questions to determine if you understand the information about 2.3 material
2.4 - Vertical Angles
Practice 1: If you scroll toward the bottom there are problems where you have to find the variables.
Practice 2: Determine the type of angle
Practice 3: Vertical Angle 15 Question Quiz
2.5 - If Then Statements - See original post
2.6 - Properties of Equality and Congruence
Flashcards: Goes through the properties and you need to determine what the expression will look like
Quiz 1: After you try the flashcards try completing these quizzes.
Quiz 2: Scroll down to find the question, asked a question and you have to determine the property
Practice 1: Have a long list of proofs to try. It gives you a list of statements that go with the proof and then a list of reasons to choose form.
Online Questionnaire: Goes through segment and angle bisectors questions
Online Quiz: Goes through angle bisector questions that are very similar to the quiz questions
Interactive Pictures: You move the segment/angle larger and smaller to see the affect of the bisector.
Midpoint 1: Interactive part where you can change the two endpoints and it solves for the midpoint for you.
Midpoint Game: Try and place the gray dots so that the red dots are the midpoints.
Midpoint Quiz: Try and solve the questions then check your answers.
2.3 - Supplementary and Complementary Angles
Game 1: Trying to find the other angle if they are complementary or supplementary angles
Game 2: Same as description as above
Game 3: Determine if the angles are Supplementary, Complementary, or neither
Quiz 1: Answer the 7 questions to determine if you understand the information about 2.3 material
2.4 - Vertical Angles
Practice 1: If you scroll toward the bottom there are problems where you have to find the variables.
Practice 2: Determine the type of angle
Practice 3: Vertical Angle 15 Question Quiz
2.5 - If Then Statements - See original post
2.6 - Properties of Equality and Congruence
Flashcards: Goes through the properties and you need to determine what the expression will look like
Quiz 1: After you try the flashcards try completing these quizzes.
Quiz 2: Scroll down to find the question, asked a question and you have to determine the property
Practice 1: Have a long list of proofs to try. It gives you a list of statements that go with the proof and then a list of reasons to choose form.
Monday, September 22, 2014
Chapter 2 - Section 6: Properties of Equality and Congruence
Notes
Book Pages
Homework:
Page 91: 14, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26
Video 1 ~ 7 minutes. Goes through properties and proof examples
Video 2 ~ About 6 minutes and only goes through the properties no examples
Book Pages
Homework:
Page 91: 14, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26
Video 1 ~ 7 minutes. Goes through properties and proof examples
Video 2 ~ About 6 minutes and only goes through the properties no examples
Friday, September 19, 2014
Chapter 2 - Section 5: If - Then Statements
Chapter 2 - Section 4: Vertical Angles and Linear Pairs
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Chapter 2 - Section 3: Complementary and Supplementary Angles
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Chapter 2 - Sections 1 and 2: Segment and Angle Bisectors
2.1 PPT
2.2 PPT
Homework 2.1:
Homework 2.2:
Depends on how you do on the Clicker problems tomorrow
2.1 Video 1: Basic information about what a segment bisector is and a midpoint.
2.1 Video 2: More Difficult problem involving bisecting segments and variables.
2.1 Video 3: More problems with bisecting segments and variables.
2.2 Video 1: Basic information about bisecting an angle and then a problem with variables.
2.2 Video 2: Goes through 2 examples with variables and bisecting angles
2.2 Video 3: Goes through a very difficult problem
2.2 PPT
Homework 2.1:
Page 56: 14,
18, 22, 24, 28, 34, 36, 40, 42
Homework 2.2:
Depends on how you do on the Clicker problems tomorrow
2.1 Video 1: Basic information about what a segment bisector is and a midpoint.
2.1 Video 2: More Difficult problem involving bisecting segments and variables.
2.1 Video 3: More problems with bisecting segments and variables.
2.2 Video 1: Basic information about bisecting an angle and then a problem with variables.
2.2 Video 2: Goes through 2 examples with variables and bisecting angles
2.2 Video 3: Goes through a very difficult problem
Friday, September 12, 2014
Review 1.4 -1.6
Chapter 1 Jeopardy Game: There is topics on this we did not cover, like Distance and Midpoint. Also in the grab bag there are some topics we did not talk about. However a good review.
Chapter 1 Review Game: It is the books game so talks about a lot of the stuff we are doing. You go deep sea diving.
1.4 Info (Intersections)
Worksheet 1: First page is about when two lines intersect and the second is about when two planes intersect. No Key.
1.5 Info (Segments)
Segment Addition Postulate:
Worksheet 1: First page has easy problems and second has many harder problems.
1.6 Info (Angles)
Naming angles (Looking at Angle Measures)
Game Set 1: Many games about finding angles
Game 2: Using a protractor game we looked at in class
Game 3: You are trying to form the angle they given by moving the monkey. Closer you get the more bananas you earn.
Game 4: You need to find the angle between you and the red ninja. If you get close you win the fight if he does, you lose a life.
Naming Angles:
Game 1: If you get the question correct on the first try you get to hit the ball 3 times.
Types of Angles:
Game 1: Determine if something is an acute, obtuse, or right angle.
Game 2: Determine if the angle is acute, obtuse, or right
Finding the Angle?
Game 1: If you get the question correct on the first try you get to hit the ball 3 times.
Worksheet 1: Has a set of angle addition postulate questions and answers.
Chapter 1 Review Game: It is the books game so talks about a lot of the stuff we are doing. You go deep sea diving.
1.4 Info (Intersections)
Worksheet 1: First page is about when two lines intersect and the second is about when two planes intersect. No Key.
1.5 Info (Segments)
Segment Addition Postulate:
Worksheet 1: First page has easy problems and second has many harder problems.
1.6 Info (Angles)
Naming angles (Looking at Angle Measures)
Game Set 1: Many games about finding angles
Game 2: Using a protractor game we looked at in class
Game 3: You are trying to form the angle they given by moving the monkey. Closer you get the more bananas you earn.
Game 4: You need to find the angle between you and the red ninja. If you get close you win the fight if he does, you lose a life.
Naming Angles:
Game 1: If you get the question correct on the first try you get to hit the ball 3 times.
Types of Angles:
Game 1: Determine if something is an acute, obtuse, or right angle.
Game 2: Determine if the angle is acute, obtuse, or right
Finding the Angle?
Game 1: If you get the question correct on the first try you get to hit the ball 3 times.
Worksheet 1: Has a set of angle addition postulate questions and answers.
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
1.5 and 1.6
1.6 Material:
Homework:
Page 39: 16, 20, 22, 26, 28,32, 38, 40
Video 1: Naming and measuring angles
Video 2: Angle addition postulate (2 with variables and 2 with just numbers)
Worksheet 1: Angle addition postulate ws with key. You only need to know the number ones for the quiz.
1.5 Material
PowerPoint
Homework:
Page 31: 12, 16, 20, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32
Video 1: about 4 minutes - Goes through some basic problems
Video 2: about 2 minutes - Goes into more complex problems
Homework:
Page 39: 16, 20, 22, 26, 28,32, 38, 40
Video 1: Naming and measuring angles
Video 2: Angle addition postulate (2 with variables and 2 with just numbers)
Worksheet 1: Angle addition postulate ws with key. You only need to know the number ones for the quiz.
1.5 Material
PowerPoint
Homework:
Page 31: 12, 16, 20, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32
Video 1: about 4 minutes - Goes through some basic problems
Video 2: about 2 minutes - Goes into more complex problems
Chapter 1 - Section 4: Sketching Intersections
Powerpoint
Homework:
Page 25: 8, 14, 20, 26, 32, 34 a, 38-40
Video 1: about 3 minutes - Basic about the types of intersections
Video 2: about 7 minutes - Basic info at the beginning but examples toward the end.
Homework:
Page 25: 8, 14, 20, 26, 32, 34 a, 38-40
Video 1: about 3 minutes - Basic about the types of intersections
Video 2: about 7 minutes - Basic info at the beginning but examples toward the end.
Sunday, September 7, 2014
Review 1.1-1.3
Section 1.1 : Online Worksheet going over patterns
Section 1.2 : Resources about 1.2
- Counterexamples:
- Video 1: little over 3 minutes long- Goes thought a set of examples.
- Practice 1: Some math and some general questions.
Section 1.3 : Practice Worksheet over the basic ideas of section 1.3 and has answer key
Section 1.2 : Resources about 1.2
- Counterexamples:
- Video 1: little over 3 minutes long- Goes thought a set of examples.
- Practice 1: Some math and some general questions.
Section 1.3 : Practice Worksheet over the basic ideas of section 1.3 and has answer key
Friday, September 5, 2014
Chapter 1 - Section 3: Points, Lines, and Planes
Powerpoint
Homework:
Page 17: 18, 26, 34, 44, 52, 60, 64, 66
Video 1: About 2 minutes. Talks about what a point, line and graph are. Basics.
Video 2: About 2.5 minutes. Talks about collinear and coplanar.
Video 3: About 3 minutes. Goes through an example with just lines and points.
Video 4: About 2 mintes. Goes through an example where the picture is a box (like HW).
Game 1: Basic vocab game
Game 2: Basketball game - Asks a question and if it is correct you get to shoot a ball.
Homework:
Page 17: 18, 26, 34, 44, 52, 60, 64, 66
Video 1: About 2 minutes. Talks about what a point, line and graph are. Basics.
Video 2: About 2.5 minutes. Talks about collinear and coplanar.
Video 3: About 3 minutes. Goes through an example with just lines and points.
Video 4: About 2 mintes. Goes through an example where the picture is a box (like HW).
Game 1: Basic vocab game
Game 2: Basketball game - Asks a question and if it is correct you get to shoot a ball.
Chapter 1 - Section 2: Inductive Reasoning
Powerpoint
Homework:
Page 11: 8, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20
Videos 1: about 5:20 minutes, has a new inductive reasoning lesson
Video 2: about 11 minutes, talking about inductive reasoning and counterexamples
Game 1: Takes about counterexamples with non- math statements and then math statements.
Homework:
Page 11: 8, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20
Videos 1: about 5:20 minutes, has a new inductive reasoning lesson
Video 2: about 11 minutes, talking about inductive reasoning and counterexamples
Game 1: Takes about counterexamples with non- math statements and then math statements.
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Chapter 1 - Section 1: Patterns
PowerPoint
Homework:
Video 1: 3:40 minutes - Recap of our notes with some different problems.
Video 2: 5:40 minutes - More patterns, he is going through and describing them.
Game 1: Helping a squirrel get his food by climbing trees and answering number pattern problems (very fun!)
Homework:
Page 5 - 16, 22, 24, 26, 32, 34
Video 1: 3:40 minutes - Recap of our notes with some different problems.
Video 2: 5:40 minutes - More patterns, he is going through and describing them.
Game 1: Helping a squirrel get his food by climbing trees and answering number pattern problems (very fun!)
Monday, September 1, 2014
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