GEOMETRY ASSIGNMENTS
Week 5
Monday July 7
Lesson 5.4 Practice A # 1-19
Lesson 5.4 Practice B # 1-26
Wednesday July 9
Lesson 5.5 Practice A #1-23
Lesson 5.5 Practice B # 1-18
Thursday July 10
Lesson 5.6 Practice A # 1-8
LUCKY TRIANGLES #1-4
Lesson 7.1 Practice A #1- 33
Friday July 11
LESSON 7.1 Practice B #1-27
FINAL ON MONDAY !!!!
SYLLABUS
GEOMETRY
Summer 2008
Gary L. Rawson
This class is designed to give the student an overview of Geometry. Emphasis is on the main topics of Geometry. “Mastery” of these topics is not possible in the time allotted for this summer class. However, the student will be introduced to geometric topics and will attain skills, which should prove helpful when enrolled in a full Geometry class. To attain and maintain proficiency in geometry, it is necessary practice fundamental skills. Geometry may be approached in the abstract but is definitely useful in the “real” world. A strong foundation in Algebra skills is required for the student to benefit completely from this class. The class is designed primarily for sophomores and juniors.
The major objectives of this class are to familiarize the student with certain topics of geometry that are traditionally taught in a high school Geometry class and to allow the student to gain insight to the fact that geometry is a necessary tool for success in higher mathematics classes as well as in real life situations. At the end of this class the student should be able to more easily succeed in a yearlong Geometry class. These topics include the following: Basic geometric figures; Introduction to thinking skills- deductive reasoning; Relationships with angles and lines; Relationships of congruence and similarity in geometric figures.
Students are expected to:
attend and participate in all class sessions;
complete all assigned homework;
participate in all tests and quizzes;
participate in a pre-test and post-test;
participate in final exam.
Grading will be determined by class participation, homework scores, pop quizzes, and tests.