| Lesson Plans:
Shapes and Angles
What's left in art when you take away anything that looks like
something? Kandinsky did it - leaving color, line, geometric
shapes and angles.
Perimeter
This lesson is designed to examine the mathematical concept of
perimeter. These activities and discussions may be used to
develop students' understanding of this mathematical concept.
Area
This lesson is designed to examine the mathematical concept of area
within fixed perimeters. These activities and discussions may
be used to develop students' understanding of this mathematical
concept.
Length, Perimeter and Area
This lesson is designed to examine the mathematical concepts of
length, perimeter, and area. These activities and discussions
may be used to develop students' understanding of these mathematical
concepts.
Angles:
Lesson designed to introduce students to acute, obtuse, and right
angles, as well as vertical, adjacent, alternate interior, and
alternate exterior angles.
Measure Angles:
Introduction to measuring angles. Begins with very basic,
non-mathematical language.
Quickie
Lesson Parallel Lines:
Students will learn to distinguish between skew, parallel, and
intersecting lines.
Mercator Projection:
Students study parallel lines while making a Mercator projection of
the Earth.
Pairs of lines:
Identifying parallel and perpendicular lines in cubes.
Angle
Measurement and the AD-1 Aircraft:
Students draw, visualize and compare geometric figures and models to
discover relationships that enhance their spatial sense. |