Geometry Scrapbook Project
Due: on or before Friday, September 14, 2012 – at the beginning of class
This project requires you to make a scrapbook of pictures showing 30 of the geometric terms in the “real world”.
- Select an overall theme for your scrapbook – be creative! Choose something you like!
Examples: music, fashion, cars, T.V. show, movie, etc.
- Make a cover page for your project that includes
- Creative Name for your scrapbook
- Your Name
- The date you turned the project in
- Some type of design or picture related to your theme
- Your teacher’s name
- Select 30 items from the list provided on the back of this sheet and find pictures of them that relate to the theme you chose.
- You may use the internet, magazines, photos you take, etc.
- You may NOT use clip art, drawings, cut outs from textbooks or library books
- You may NOT use the same picture twice in your scrapbook
- You may NOT add anything to the picture to create your term.
- Find the geometricaldefinitions for those 30 items (check notes, vocab folders, book, internet, etc.)
- Make a page for EACH term including the term, the definition, a picture of the term, some way for the reader to identify the term in your picture (highlight or draw an arrow), and the page number (see diagram below)
- You may NOT put more than one picture on one side of a page
- You may use the front and back of a sheet of paper
The following page outline should be used for each term:
HAVE FUN WITH THIS!
Grading Rubric:
Geometric terms and pictures...... 60 points (2 points each)
(Each page must include term name, definition, picture, indication of where term is in picture,and the page number)
Creativity (Theme and overall design).20 points
Cover Design...... 5 points
(Cover must include an original title, your name, a design or picture that corresponds to your theme,and date you turned the project in)
Neatness...... 10points
(Pictures should be placed neatly on the page with tape and glue not showing. All writing should be neat and legible. Arrows should be NEATLY drawn to indicate the figure you’re talking about if it is not OBVIOUS)
Rough Draft……………………………………5points
(You will bring in the first 10 pages when you have them finished – no later than Sept. 7th! This way I can offer suggestions of what to fix so that you will not lose points. It will be returned to you the following day.)
Misspelled words and any instant messaging abbreviations (b/c, w/, b/t, etc.) will subtract ½ point every time they appear. Duplicate pictures will subtract two points from your project grade.
Choose 30 of the terms listed below for your project:
- point
- line
- plane
- intersecting lines
- parallel lines
- skew lines
- perpendicular bisector of a segment
- vertical line
- horizontal line
- parallel planes
- intersecting planes
- perpendicular planes
- acute angle
- obtuse angle
- right angle
- square
- rectangle
- trapezoid
- rhombus
- parallelogram
- kite
- pentagon
- hexagon
- octagon
- decagon
- adjacent angles
- complementary angles
- supplementary angles
- vertical angles
- congruent segments
- congruent angles
- angle bisector
- triangle
- hypotenuse of a right triangle
- circle
- chord or a circle
- central angle of a circle
- semicircle
- major arc of a circle
- minor arc of a circle
- cone
- cylinder
- sector of a circle
- concentric circles
- diameter of a circle
- radius of a circle
- sphere
- prism
- pyramid
- tangent of a circle
- cube
52. congruent circles