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The Corollary Crowd:
Complementary and Supplementary Angles
Opening Song: [all sing]
Here's the story of a lovely lady
Who was bringing up three very lovely belles.
All of them had minds of gold, like their mother,
The youngest one in precal.
Here's the store, of a man named Corollary,
Who was busy with three boys of his own,
They were four men, living all together,
Yet they were all alone.
Till the one day when the lady met this fellow
And they knew what it was when they vowed,
That this group would somehow form a family.
That's the way we all became the Corollary Crowd.
The Corollary Crowd,
That's the way we all became the Corollary Crowd.
The Corollary Crowd.
Carol:
Kids it’s time to go to school. Hope you’re getting ready!
Marcia:
Mom, I have Geometry today. You know I have to look good.
Bobby:
Especially since she gets to see her boyfriend.
Greg:
You can’t possibly be talking about that new boy, Tan Gent.
Peter:
Ugg. The Tangents, his little sister Sine, has this huge crush on me.
Cindy:
Peter’s got a girl friend. Peter’s got a girl friend.
Peter:
Shut Up Jan!
Mike:
I think it’s quite nice, someone’s taking interest in you.
Greg:
Yeah, finally. Hey, at least it’s better than her identical twin Cosine. She’s way worse.
Peter:
You don’t understand, she’s a total creep.
Carol:
Peter, we don’t talk about girls that way.
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Greg:
Yeah, Peter, we don’t talk about girls that way. I mean imagine how upset Marcia would
be if we talked about her honestly.
Marcia:
Mom, make them stop.
Carol:
All right kids, enough. Jan! Where’s Jan?
Cindy:
Probably studying her science, since she stayed up all night doing algebra problems for
fun.
Peter:
Who doesn’t do that? I mean honestly what’s more fun than Algebra.
Marcia:
Uh, Geometry, duh.
Bobby:
Yeah, yeah, we’ve heard enough about your Mr. Tangent.
Mike:
Kids, I see the bus rounding the corner.
Carol:
Jan, down here now.
Jan:
Coming Mom, Geez, can’t anyone appreciate math anymore?
Mike:
We all do.
Carol:
Kids. Bus.
Cindy:
Mom, heard you the first time.
Carol:
Don’t forget your lunches.
Peter:
Okay mom.
Mike:
Look at our kids. So big, riding the school bus, to the land of mathematics. I am so
proud.
All [SINGING]: The school bus
It’s the cool bus
Everyone likes to ride the school bus
It’s the cool bus
Jan:
two to a seat
With 24 seats
That’s 48 people
Peter:
Plus the driver
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Jan:
That’s 49 people
Bobby:
Which is the square of seven
All:
Huh?
The school bus
It’s the cool bus
Everyone likes to ride the school bus
It’s the cool bus
Greg:
The wheels are round
With a diameter of 18 inches
Marcia:
If circumference is 2 pie r
Cindy:
Or pie d
Marcia:
Then the circumference of the wheel is 56.5
Greg:
actually its 56.5486/67/76
All:
Huh?
The school bus
It’s the cool bus
Everyone likes to ride the school bus
It’s the cool bus
Marcia:
Hey Alice, what’s up?
Alice:
Cheer tryouts duh
Marcia:
Oh Yeah, I forgot I had to lead those today
Alice:
Relax, as your co-captain, I am here to help
Marcia:
Thanks Alice, I made up this great new cheer for our first half time performance
Alice:
Can’t wait! Eeep! [RUNS OFF]
Greg:
[WALKS UP] What is she so excited about?
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Marcia:
Cheer tryouts are today.
Greg:
Oh yeah, Sam and I got to lead football tryouts today
Marcia:
Did you forget too?
Greg:
Yeah, but I bet Peter didn’t
Marcia:
Are you going to let him on the team?
Greg:
If he does well
Marcia:
And if he doesn’t
Greg:
I don’t know. You have it easy – there is no tryout for mini cheerleader, so you can just
give it to Cindy, and Jan doesn’t want to be a cheerleader, so you got out of that one,
but, no, Peter wants to be on the football team.
Marcia:
Good luck with that. [RUNS AHEAD] Hey Stacy, I need some help.
Stacy:
With what? it’s only second period.
Marcia:
I know it’s geometry. I paid attention all class, but at the end I couldn’t help myself, and
I was staring at Tan the last minute, and missed what was said.
Alice:
You need help with geometry? I can help you.
Stacy &
Marcia:
[SURPRISED] You can!?
Marcia:
No offence, Alice, but you failed your regulars geometry class last semester, and this is
second semester Honors.
Alice:
Yeah I didn’t do my homework, but its easy. You just go out to the middle of a forest,
stand there and say, “Gee- I’m a- tree”
Stacy:
And now we know why she didn’t pass. Yeah, Ms. Theorem was just telling one of her
bad jokes.
Marcia:
Oh Okay. Hey Peter, Greg was looking for you.
Peter:
Me, oh boy! I bet it’s about football tryouts!
Marcia:
Yeah, you go catch up with him.
Peter:
[RUNNING OFF] Greg! Greg!
Marcia:
Come on girls, we got tryouts to prepare for.
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Peter:
Greg! Wait up Greg!
Greg:
Hurry up it’s time for football tryouts.
Peter:
Are you going to make me try out?
Greg:
Have to
Peter:
Do you think I’ll make it?
Greg:
Depends
Peter:
Well, what do I have to do?
Greg:
You’ll see. Hey Sam
Sam:
Hey, you ready.
Greg:
Yeah, let’s get it started.
Sam:
Okay small boys gather around our captain Greg Corollary!
[CHEERS FROM ALL]
Greg:
Okay, Everybody get in a straight line, and one by one you tell my man Sam and I why
all the girls like you, and if it’s a good answer, you make the team.
Boy 1:
That’s it?
Sam:
Yeah, here’s what you say, [IN YOUNG VOICE] ‘All the girls like me, because I like blank.’
Boy 1:
Easy enough. All the girls like me because I like blank.
Sam:
No, you’re supposed to insert something in the blank. Next!
Boy 1:
All the girls like me because I like dinosaurs.
Boy 2:
Hey he took mine, All the girls like ME because I like dinosaurs.
Greg:
Next
Peter:
All the girls like me because I like geometry
Greg:
Now that’s what I am talking about, High five brother
Greg &
Peter:
Geometry!
Marcia:
Okay girls! Cheer tryouts. First we’re doing kicks. Your leg need to come 150 degrees up.
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Girl 1:
That’s impossible, that’s 30 degrees from a straight line
Marcia:
[DEMONSTRATES] On one.
Girl 2:
[KICKING] 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8, 1-
Marcia:
Next
Girl 2:
What? I did it right
Marcia:
But you can only count to eight. We want girls who are good at math. Ready Squad.
1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10…
Announcer:
Ladies and gentle men, welcome to the half time of our first game. Please welcome the
pride of G.P. Proof High School, our cheerleaders. Captain Marcia Corollary. Co-Captain
Alice Converse. Mini- cheerleader Cindy Corollary. 1st year squad members…
Jan:
Greg, you know how Peter was talking about that girl Sine
Greg:
Yeah
Jan:
And you said her twin Cosine was even worse
Greg:
Yeah
Jan:
Well she is so not groovy
Greg:
Yeah man totally
Marcia:
Ready Okay.
ALL:
Two forty five
degree angles
they’re more than congruent—
when they add up to ninety,
there’s something to it.
complementary angles
complementary, all righty,
complementary angles add up to ninety.
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Two ninety
Degree angles
they’re more than congruent—
when they add up to one- eighty,
there’s something to it.
Supplementary angles
Supplementary, matey,
Supplementary angles add up to one- eighty.
Now that you’ve learned
The difference between
Comps, and supps,
Let’s use this real life
Sitiation
To hold your foundation up.
Cosine:
There’s this boy Greg in my Calculus class and he is super cute. Ooo here he come. Hi
Greg.
Greg:
What’s supp?
Cosine:
one- eighty degrees!
Greg:
[GIDDY] Like a line!
Cheerleaders: NOT
Cosine:
There’s this boy Greg in my Calculus class and he is super cute. Ooo here he come. Hi
Greg.
Greg:
What’s supp?
Cosine:
one- eighty degrees!
Greg:
What? Buzz off you loser.
Cosine:
[GIDDY] See he talked to me!
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[CHARACTER CREDITS]
Carol:
Good job today kids, as a reward, let’s go see the fortune teller
Bobby:
Ooo I want to go first.
Carol:
Okay
Fortune Teller:
I see you in a school
Bobby:
Am I going to be a math teacher?
Fortune Teller:
No but I see you in the math department
Bobby:
Am I going to be department chair?
Fortune Teller:
No, I see you as a protractor
Bobby:
A protractor?
Fortune Teller:
Yes, yes, a protractor
Bobby:
What? That doesn’t make any sense.
Fortune Teller:
Do not question the vision of the crystal ball.
Bobby:
That doesn’t even look like a real crystal ball.
Fortune Teller:
Okay, now, your ten minutes is up.
Bobby:
It’s hasn’t even been five.
Fortune Teller:
Well too bad. [Bobby leaves] Jeez, just because I use my high school pom pom
because I can’t afford a crystal ball. [TAKES IT INTO HANDS] Brings back memories.
Two forty five
degree angles
they’re more than congruent—
when they add up to ninety,
there’s something to it.
complementary angles
complementary, all righty,
complementary angles add up to ninety.
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Two ninety
Degree angles
they’re more than congruent—
when they add up to one- eighty,
there’s something to it.
Supplementary angles
Supplementary, matey,
Supplementary angles add up to one- eighty.
[END CREDITS]