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Mercedes ISD Curriculum Mapping School Year 2011 - 2012 Mercedes High School Campus 2ndSix Weeks Process/Content/Evaluation 2nd SIX WEEKS 1. Week of Sept 28 - 30 (2 days) Terms: Isometric transformations (translations, reflections, rotations) Geometry Content Area TEKS 9th Grade Level TAKS Obj. or ELPS Comments/Notes Mon Tues Wed Engage 1 Students investigate translations and their effects on figures. G5C,G10A, 1E; 3D; 5B Handout: Picture Perfect, Grid Paper Thurs Explore/Explain 1 Students investigate translations and their effects on G5C,G10A 1E; 3D; 5B Handout: Translations figures in a coordinate plane. Students determine algebraic representations of translations in a coordinate plane. Fri STAFF DEVELOPMENT 2nd SIX WEEKS 2. Week of Oct 3-7 Process/Content/Evaluation Mon Explore/Explain 2 Students investigate reflections and their effects on Terms: Isometric transformations (translations, reflections, rotations, scale factor, similarity and dilations figures in a coordinate plane. Students determine algebraic representations of dilations in a coordinate plane whose center of dilation is (0, 0). Thurs Explore/Explain 4 Students investigate dilations and their effects on figures in a coordinate plane. Students determine algebraic representations of dilations in a coordinate plane whose center of dilation is (0, 0). Fri Elaborate 1 Students investigate tessellations using regular polygons. Comments/Notes 1E; 3D; 5B Handout: Reflections G5C,G10A 1E; 3D; 5B Handout: Rotations G5B,G5C, G10A,G11A, G11B 1E; 3D; 5B Handout: Extending Dilations G5B,G5C, G10A,G11A, G11B 1E; 3D; 5B Handout: Extending Dilations G5B,G5C, G10A,G11A, G11B 1E; 3D; 5B Handout: Tessellations, Regular Polygon Templatesm Monkey Business figures in a coordinate plane. Students determine algebraic representations of rotations in a coordinate plane. Wed Explore/Explain 4 Students investigate dilations and their effects on TAKS Obj. or ELPS G5C,G10A figures in a coordinate plane. Students determine algebraic representations of reflections in a coordinate plane. Tues Explore/Explain 3 Students investigate rotations and their effects on (5 days) TEKS Mercedes ISD Curriculum Mapping School Year 2011 - 2012 Mercedes High School Campus 2ndSix Weeks Process/Content/Evaluation 2nd SIX WEEKS 3. Week of Oct 10-14 (4 days) Terms: Lines Transversals Angle pairs (corresponding, alternate, same side, interior, exterior) Mon HOLIDAY Tues Evaluate 1 Performance Indicator(s): Create a mini-notebook that (5 days) Terms: Lines Transversals Angle pairs (corresponding, alternate, same side, interior, exterior TEKS 9th Grade Level TAKS Obj. or ELPS Comments/Notes (G.4; G.5A, G.5C; G.7A; G.10A; G.11A) 1E; 3D; 5B, 5G Handout: Tying Up Transformations G2A, G3C,G3E, G9A 1E; 3D Handout: Transversals and Angle Pairs , Investigating Angle Pairs Thurs Explore/Explain 2 Students explore relationships of special angle pairs that result when two parallel lines are cut by a transversal. Students correlate angle pairs, parallel lines, and transversals to postulates and theorems. G2A, G3C,G3E, 1E; 3D Handout: Investigating Parallel Lines and Angle Pairs Fri G9A 1E; 3D Handout: Proofs of Special Angle Pairs provides examples of each type of transformation (translation, reflection, rotation, dilation) on a coordinate grid. State the rule used to transform the coordinates. For each example, use the distance, midpoint, and slope formulas, as well as the equations for lines, to verify the critical attributes of each transformation. Wed Engage 1 Students are introduced to angle pairs that occur when two lines are cut by a transversal. Explore/Explain 1 Students investigate and analyze angle pairs that occur when two lines are cut by a transversal. Explore/Explain 3 Students formulate deductive proofs for conjectures about angles formed by parallel lines and transversals. TAKS Obj. or ELPS Process/Content/Evaluation TEKS Mon Elaborate 1 Students investigate the relationship between two lines given G2A, G3C,G3E, G9A 1E; 3D, 3H; 5G Handout: Investigating Parallel Lines (G.2B; G.3C, G.3E; G.9A) 1E; 3D, 3H; 5G Handout: Lines and Transversals (G.1C; G.2B; G.3B; G.4; G.5A, G.5B; G.7A, G.7B, G.7C; G.9B) 1C; 5B Handout: Exploring Triangles G.1C; G.2B; G.3B; G.4; G.5A, G.5B; G.7A, G.7B, G.7C; G.9B) (G.1C; G.2B; G.3B; G.4; G.5A, G.5B; G.7A, G.7B, G.7C; G.9B) 1C; 5B Handout: Classifying Triangles, : A Different Approach to Classification 1C; 5B, 5G Handout: Exploring Triangle Relationships , Theorems Related to Triangles 2nd SIX WEEKS 4. Week of Oct 17-21 Geometry Content Area relationships between angles formed by the transversal using the converses of parallel postulates and theorems. Tues Evaluate 1 Performance Indicator(s): From a magazine, newspaper, or online resource, find a picture that incorporates what appear to be parallel lines with a transversal, On the picture, superimpose and label lines. Verify which if any of the lines are parallel by comparing corresponding angles, alternate interior angles, alternate exterior angles, and same-side interior angle pairs. Summarize your conclusions for each pair of lines as to why they are parallel (or why they are not). Wed Engage 1 Students review their prior knowledge of triangles. Explore 1 Students measure side lengths and angles of triangles to make comparisons and connections. Students construct Venn diagrams to illustrate their findings and understanding of the classifications. Thurs Explain 1 Students formalize vocabulary of triangles. Students use coordinate geometry to classify and verify classification of triangles. Fri Explore/Explain 1 Students use various methods to discover theorems related to triangles. Comments/Notes Mercedes ISD Curriculum Mapping School Year 2011 - 2012 Mercedes High School Campus 2ndSix Weeks Process/Content/Evaluation 2nd SIX WEEKS 5. Week of Oct 24 - 28 (5 days) Terms: Angles Classification of angles Characteristics of angles Triangles Characteristics of triangles Classification of triangles Coordinate geometry Geometry Content Area Mon Explore/Explain 2 Students explore and analyze the special segments of triangles using concrete methods. Tues Elaborate 1 Students create deductive arguments for theorems related to triangle relationships. Students draw and analyze special segments and determine equations of the line to represent special segments. Wed. Evaluate 1 Performance Indicator(s): Analyze the special segments of a triangle given coordinates for the vertices. Determine the coordinates for the point where the medians intersect and the point where the perpendicular bisectors intersect. Create a graphic organizer for each that includes: (1) a diagram, (2) the analysis used to determine the equations for the lines containing the medians or perpendicular bisectors, (3) the solutions to the system of equations, and (4) a written summary and justification of the methods used. Thurs Engage 1 Students use the graphing calculator and congruence transformations to illustrate congruent triangle mappings. Fri Explore 1 Students use concrete models to discover which congruence relationships between triangle parts determine if the triangles are congruent. Process/Content/Evaluation 2nd SIX WEEKS 6. Week of Oct 31-Nov 4 (4 days) * CBA week Mon Explain 1 Students investigate formal postulates and theorems that can be used to prove triangles congruent. Tues Elaborate 1 Students extend congruent triangle proofs to prove corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent. Wed Evaluate 1 Performance Indicator(s): Draw (or find) a picture of a shape that can be broken down into a composite of triangles Using a ruler, a protractor, and/or a compass, create an exact (congruent) duplicate of the picture. Explain the steps used to recreate the triangles in the picture, and relate the steps back to the each of the rules for demonstrating that triangles are congruent (SSS, SAS, ASA, etc.). Determine the sum of the measures of the angles in each triangle. Write an explanation of the effect on the sum of the angles in each triangle if the picture was superimposed onto a spherical object. Write an explanation of the effect on the sum of the angles in each triangle if the picture was superimposed onto the inner surface of a satellite dish. Thurs Review for CBA Fri CBA WINDOW TEKS 9th Grade Level TAKS Obj. or ELPS Comments/Notes (G.1C; G.2B; G.3B; G.4; G.5A (G.1C; G.2B; G.3B; G.4; G.5A 1C; 5B Handout: Exploring Special Segments, Special Segments 1C; 5B Handout: Evaluating Triangle Relationships (G.1C; G.2B; G.3B; G.4; G.5A, G.5B; G.7A, G.7B, G.7C; G.9B) 1C; 5B, 5G Handout: Evaluating Triangle Relationships (G.1C; G.2B; G.3B; G.4; G.5A (G.1C; G.2B; G.3B; G.4; G.5A 1C; 5B Handout: Congruence Transformations and Triangles 1C; 5B Handout: The Savory Sandwich Menu TEKS TAKS Obj. or ELPS Comments/Notes (G.1C; G.2B; G.3B; G.4; G.5A 1C; 5B Handout: Congruent Triangle Theorems , What Makes Triangles Congruent? (G.1C; G.2B; G.3B; G.4; G.5A 1C; 5B Handout: Proving Triangles Congruent and CPCTC (G.1C; G.2B; G.3B; G.4; G.5A 1C; 5B Handout: Evaluating Congruent Triangles