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Objective: SWBAT identify the parts of a triangle.
SWBAT find the hypotenuse of a right triangle.
Day1
- Do Now - read Pythagoras Reading and answer the questions in the Google Doc assigned to you in the classroom.
- Teacher Guided Instruction - Complete the Pythagorean Theorem Notes page.
- Next, complete the worksheet Pythagoras CW worksheet on finding the hypotenuse, complete with a partner.
- Exit Ticket - Vocab Pythagoras
Pythagoras Reading.pdf
Pythagorean Theorem NotesPythagoras CW .pdfVocab PythagorasDay 2
- Complete the Do Now Label the Right Triangle
- Review how to find the hypotenuse of a triangle and the key terminology from day 1
- Complete a Fist List for Pythagorean Theorem - below is a sample fist list.
- Classwork - practice finding the hypotenuse of a right triangle.
Label the Right TriangleFist list pythagorean.pdfCW Find the HypotenuseUse the simulation to practice find the hypotenuse of a coordinate plane.
- Pythagoras - Find the hypotenuse
Objective: SWBAT to find a missing leg of a right triangle.
- Start with the Do Now activity by doing the next math minute.
- Complete the notes page from day 1 on how to find a missing leg.
- Classwork - practice finding the missing leg of the triangle.
- Exit Ticket - complete the problem about the two baseball teams.
- Homework - Pythagoras Legs
Pythagorean Theorem NotesCW - Pythagoras LegsPythagoras Exit TicketHW - Pythagoras LegsObjective: SWBAT apply knowledge of Pythagorean Theorem to real life problems.
- Start with the do now exercise by doing a math minute.
- Complete the Interactive Notebook Page about connecting ladders to houses in order to find either the ladder length or distance from ground to the ladder.
- Next, complete CW Mixed Pythagoras worksheet to practice finding a missing leg or hypotenuse.
- Homework - Solving Equations and Pythagorean Theorem (This will be graded!)
This is an example of the Interactive Notebook.
Hands on Interactive Notebook Grade 8 Common Core by Yvonne and Brian Crawford
CW Mixed PythagorasSolving Equations and Pythagorean TheoremGoogle Sites
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