Content Standard: E. Geometry: Students
will be able to: (Specific
grade level objectives) 1.
Compare, classify, and draw two dimensional shapes and three
dimensional figures. Classify and compare Triangles,
Quadrilaterals, and other polygons by their essential
elements using Venn Diagrams and tree chars. Glencoe: 8-1A Measuring Angles 8-1B Perpendicular Lines 8-2B Sum of the Angles of a
Polygon 8-4A Bisecting Angles and
Segments 8-4B Constructing Regular
Polygons Glencoe Chapter 8 Test. equilateral 2. Apply geometric properties to
represent and solve real-life problems involving regular and
irregular shapes. Make mathematical arguments about
characteristics of similar and congruent shapes. Use the properties of parallel and
perpendicular lines in problem solving. Toothpick Bridge Project Designing Your Own House
Project. . surface area 3. Use a coordinate system to define
and locate position. Use coordinates to describe simple
rotation, symmetry. Glencoe : Practice Worksheet
7-3 Practice Worksheet 14-4 Glencoe Applications 3-10 City
Planning Glencoe Chapter 8 Test STAR Math Fish Problem coordinate 4. Use the appropriate geometric tools
and measurements to draw and construct two and three
dimensional figures. Use protractor, compass, and ruler to
construct and measure 2 and 3 dimensional shapes. Use nets to create three dimensional
shapes. Glencoe: 10-1A Building Three
Dimensional Figures 10-4A Introduction to Surface Area of
a Cylinder 10-6B Volume of Cylinders . .
Students will understand and apply concepts from geometry.
Common Assessment: LAD
Task, The Plot
Thickens
Performance Activities
isosceles
equiangular
congruent
parallel
volume
face
ordered pair
quadrant origin
x-coordinate,
y-coordinate