By the end of the term, the learners are able to…
illustrate and describe points, lines, rays, line segments, angles, and planes.
construct perpendicular and parallel lines.
determine the measure of the angles formed by parallel lines cut by a transversal.
identify relations and functions.
graph a linear function and identify the domain and range, intercepts, slope, and zeros.
determine the conditions for lines to be parallel or perpendicular.
use geometric properties to find unknown sides and angles of quadrilaterals.
TERM 1 | WEEK 1
Illustrate and describe point, line, ray, line segment, angle, and plane using models and geometric notations.
Construct perpendicular and parallel lines.
TERM 1 | WEEK 2
Identify the relationships between angles formed by parallel lines cut by a transversal.
Determine angle measures involving angle pairs, parallel and perpendicular lines, and parallel lines cut by a transversal.
TERM 1 | WEEK 3
Identify relations that are functions based on the definitions of relations and functions.
Determine the domain and the range of a function expressed in different representations.
TERM 1 | WEEK 4
Express the relationship between two variables as a function.
Determine the slopes (as rate of change) and the zeros of linear functions represented in: a. graphs, b. equations, and c. tables of values.
TERM 1 | WEEK 5
Graph a linear function and determine its: a. domain, b. range, c. intercepts, and d. slope.
Represent linear relationships found in real-life situations using different representations.
TERM 1 | WEEK 6
Solve problems involving linear functions.
Determine conditions that guarantee parallelism and perpendicularity of lines.
TERM 1 | WEEK 7
Classify quadrilaterals based on formal definitions.
TERM 1 | WEEK 8
Use properties of parallelograms to find measures of angles, sides, perpendicular height, and diagonals.
TERM 1 | WEEK 9
Solve problems involving parallelograms, rectangles, squares, or rhombuses by applying their different properties.
TERM 1 | WEEK 10
Prove properties of parallelograms by applying the relevant theorems.