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Warm-Up

Warm-Up

Unit Map - GeometryThursday - Parallel Lines Cut by a Transversal Friday - Proving Lines Parallel and PerpendicularMonday - Pythagorean Theorem and its ConverseTuesday - Math I Field Test / Work on Test CorrectionsWednesday - Distance and Midpoint FormulaThursday - Use coordinates to solve geometric problemsFriday - Geometry ReviewMonday - Geometry Test

- 15 school days to review for the EOC

AnnouncementsLast unit! Geometry!

Math I Field Test is on May 1st (Tuesday!)

Geometry test is be Monday after next.

EOC review will begin soon - remember your EOC is 20% of your final math grade. The EOC will be on May 30th.

On Tuesday May 1st, you will take the Math I Field Test ● This is a field test - you will not receive a score, nor will I● It is used to make decisions about testing for next school year● It is shorter than the real Math I EOC, but similar in style - good practice for us● You will take it during 1st block, so when you come to school that day you will:

○ Go to the bathroom○ Put everything in your locker except your calculator, pencil, water, and a

book to read○ Report to your assigned testing location

■ Block 1 - Ms. Haywood’s Room - Room 315■ Block 3 - Ms. Eisner’s Room - Room 316■ Block 4 - Ms. Kiker’s Room - Room 317

Parallel Lines Cut By A Transversal

4/26/2018

Parallel Lines Cut By A Transversal

4/26/2018Today’s lesson is going to

FLY - so get ready!

Angles in a triangle

… Because we know that a straight line has 180°, we can remember that a triangle has 180°

Remember… You can classify triangles by their angles

Remember… you can classify triangles by their sides

Exterior Angles

Find the missing angles. For each angle give the term or definition that allowed you to find the missing angle.

For example, I know angle 2 is 56 degrees because it is supplementary with the 124 degree angle.

Find the missing angles. For each angle give the term or definition that allowed you to find the missing angle.

Homework - 1) Print the worksheets on my website (both on the same linked document)2) Complete ONE of the worksheets for homework3) The other worksheet will be your warm-up tomorrow, so make sure you bring

them both to school!