Quadrilaterals!

Tonight's homework is to complete the Quadrilateral worksheet.  If you need to finish the notes paper, please complete that as well.  We will have a really simple quiz this Thursday on the following items:

• Polygon definition:  Closed two dimensional figure made of line segments
• Polygon types: triangle, quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, nonagon, decagon
• Triangles classified by sides:  Equilateral, Isosceles, Scalene
• Triangles classified by angles: Right, Acute, Obstuse
• Quadrilateral classifications: Trapezoid, Parallelogram, Rhombus, Rectangle, Square
• Regular vs. Irregular polygons

Notes from today's lesson:

  

 

Various shapes fit into the definitions of different Quadrilaterals:

We'll continue to review tomorrow in class.  As a reminder for tonight's homework, regular polygons have all sides and all angles the same, irregular polygons do not have all sides and all angles the same.

-Miss K  :)

Triangles and Polygons!

We went over a lot of information today, but I think a lot of it was review!  Take a look at the notes from class below if you have questions.  Tonight's homework is to complete both sides of the triangles and polygons worksheet.  Sorry to assign homework over the weekend, but it shouldn't take more than 10 minutes!

Have a great weekend!!!

-Miss K  :)

Geometry Quiz #1 Today!

We had our first of three geometry quizzes today and the grades were SPECTACULAR!!!!  They are already posted, so feel free to check out your current averages!

-Miss K  :)

Coordinate Planes and Quiz tomorrow!

Sorry I didn't post yesterday!  Other than my doctors appointment, I just slept for pretty much the whole day!  Here's a lot of information about coordinate planes and what you need to know for the quiz!

Tonight's homework is to do #'s 1-8 on the review sheet and to study for the quiz tomorrow!

Review of Supplementary and Complementary angles:

 Coordinate Planes:

Remember to review the note sheet I gave you on Monday as well!  Answers and info from that one below:

Good luck studying!  I think that everyone is going to do a great job!!!

-Miss K  :)