SETUP DIRECTIONS

Please take out Assignment Calendar, and

Copy Tonight’s HW

Materials on your desk:Drill Sheet, Pencil, Foldable,

HW 1-2, 1-3 Worksheet

Begin your drill! (located on the front table)

GEO Warm-up: 9/11 and 9/14 Name: ____________________Date: ____________ Pd: _____

**Make sure to use correct notation!**• Looking at the picture answer the following: a.) Name a pair of skew lines

____________________________ b.) Name a pair of parallel lines

____________________________ c.) Name a pair of perpendicular lines.

____________________________ d.) Name a pair of intersecting lines.

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2. Solve the following equations for the variable.

a.) x + 4x = 40 b.) (x + 4) + (2x + 7) = 101 c.) | x+ 2| = 15

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Mastery Objective We will use the segment

addition postulate to determine the length of a segment(s).

We will use the angle addition postulate to determine the measure of an angle(s).

Agenda Copy HW/Drill Last Call on Missing HW

Assignments Pass back Graded Papers and get

students who were absent started on the “pop quiz”

Going over certain Homework Questions

Segment Addition Notes Angle Addition Notes Summary Geometry Aerobics

Picture Geometry (partners) Segments only have to be named by 2

letters, even if there is a third letter in between. Example: CAO can be named as just CO or CA or AO.

For angles, when you talk about the house you must use 3 letters unless you are just talking about the roof part.

Parallel and Perpendicular definitions and symbols.

3 collinear points and 3 noncollinear points.

Homework

Segment and Angle Addition Worksheet. Do all Front and Back!

Segment Addition Activity Sentence Strips Rulers

Angle Addition Activity

Construction Paper

Summary On your colored post-it, complete the

summary problem.

Write your name at the top of your post-it.

Complete the problem based on the color of your post-it.

For example, if you have a Yellow post-it, you will complete the problem on the yellow poster paper.

Geometric Aerobics!

Time to get up, be active, and show us some geometric terms!!!

Geometric Aerobics

LineSegmentAngleRay

Geometric AerobicsParallel LinesPerpendicular Lines

PlaneCongruent