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Name: Paula Wood Grade Level: 7 - Topic: Class Time Needed: ABC Geometry Book day per nine weeks all other work will be done outside of class A. Objective Students will create an ABC book that is grade appropriate using the 00 word list created by the class from the word taxonomy kept throughout the year. (PASS Process Standard -, -, -, 5-, 5-) B. Materials a. Card stock b. Straightedge, protractor, compass c. Laptop d. Printer e. Binding materials C. Resources a. Examples of ABC books b. Geometry textbook c. Class notebook with word taxonomy d. Internet e. Other library resources D. Introduction a. The class will be given the 00 word list from the instructor and then as a group will discuss other words they feel should be included possibly in place of some of the words on the list. If necessary the list will be expanded to the 0 word list or even 5 word list depending on student input. b. Each nine weeks students will be responsible for creating the following number of pages for their book. i. st nine weeks 6 pages ii. nd nine weeks 7 pages iii. rd nine weeks 7 pages iv. 4 th nine weeks 6 pages c. Each page will include the following: i. The letter of the alphabet ii. The word being illustrated iii. A graphic representing the word (this may be constructed, computer generated, or an actual picture). All pertinent parts must be labeled appropriately. iv. Four points pertaining to the word for that letter in a bulleted list.

v. A page border. d. The book must also have a cover (includes the title of your book and a graphic and/or border), a title page (includes your name and the due date), and a back cover. Remember there should be a common theme throughout the book to help tie everything together. e. Final ABC book will be due in May. Daily grades will be taken as each deadline is met. E. Assessment a. Each nine weeks the pages due will assessed using the score sheets attached. The grades will be counted as daily grades. b. A final grade will be given and counted as a test grade using the final score sheet given. F. Modifications Modifications can be made based on abilities of students. One simple modification for lower ability students would be to only require three points of information on each letter. Also higher level students who might finish early would be encouraged to create a presentation of their work using PowerPoint and/or the Smart Board. G. Reflection This is a project I have used in the past to represent geometric terminology and student understanding. I have not used the format presented here but I am going to alter the plan and implement the revised plan soon. In the past my students have enjoyed creating the ABC book and have realized that the entire process is not as easy as it first seemed. Also I like to have student input on things like the 00 word list because sometimes students feel that terms I did not select are very important and should be included. Often these are terms that they found interesting, difficult to remember, etc.

00 List Adjacent angles Graph Polygon Arc Hypothesis Postulate Arc measure Incenter Prism Bisector Indirect proof Proof Arc length Inductive reasoning Proportion Annulus Identity Pyramid Axis of symmetry Inductive reasoning Pythagorean triple Argument Image Quadrilateral Circumcenter Inscribed angle Ray Circumscribe Intersect Reflection Centroid Intercepted arc Reflex angles Complementary Intercepts Regular Chord Inscribed circle Resultant vector Collinear Isosceles triangle Rhombus Concave polygon Kite Rigid transformation Equiangular Length Rotation Equilateral Line Secant Convex polygon Lateral area Sector Coplanar Iteration Similar Corresponding angles Line segment Sine Coordinate Linear pair Skew lines Distance formula Magnitude Slope Deductive reasoning Major arc Supplementary Corresponding angles Median Tangent Cosine Midpoint of a segment Transformation Concurrent Midsegment of a trapezoid Transversal Congruent Minor arc Two-column proof Equivalence Properties Paragraph proof Trapezoid Head to tail method Parallel Vanishing point Hypotenuse Parallelogram Vector Face Perpendicular Vector sum Exterior angle Point Vertex Glide reflection Point of tangency Vertical angles Golden ratio

ABC Book Score Sheet st Nine Weeks Page Point Point Page Point Point Page Point Point Page 4 Point Point Page 5 Point Point Page 6 Point Point TOTAL POINTS 4

ABC Book Score Sheet nd Nine Weeks Page Point Point Page Point Point Page Point Point Page 4 Point Point Page 5 Point Point Page 6 Point Point Page 7 Point Point TOTAL POINTS

ABC Book Score Sheet rd Nine Weeks Page Point Point Page Point Point Page Point Point Page 4 Point Point Page 5 Point Point Page 6 Point Point Page 7 Point Point TOTAL POINTS

ABC Book Score Sheet 4 th Nine Weeks Page Point Point Page Point Point Page Point Point Page 4 Point Point Page 5 Point Point Page 6 Point Point TOTAL POINTS 4

ABC Book Final Score Sheet Cover Page Title Page Back Cover Binding Score from st nine weeks 4 Score from nd nine weeks Score from rd nine weeks Score from 4 th nine weeks 4 TOTAL POINTS 506