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Pre-AP Geometry

Quarterly Projects

2018-19

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Rules/Guidelines for the Pre-AP Geometry Projects 2019-2020

1) Students will randomly choose a project number at the beginning of each term from the

Project Packet found on Mrs. Frakes THS Webpage and on Canvas. Once identified, the

student is responsible for looking up the details here for their assigned project.

Within a class period, no 2 students will have the same project# in a term.

2) Students may voluntarily trade numbers before handing in their final project.

3) Projects will be accepted no later than the end date posted for each term.

4) A student cannot repeat any particular project from previous terms.

5) Projects will be a TEST GRADE and graded based on a maximum of 100 points.

6) Grading Rubric:

Requirements Points

Possible

Points

Earned Comments

Turn in project by Due Date: _____________

Note: A 10-point reduction in points for each

day the project is late past the due date.

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Neatness and using appropriate materials

Note: (when poster board is indicated, it must

be a full sheet which measures approximately

22”x28”)

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Following instructions and reaching the proper

conclusions 40

Presentation to the class 20

Some of the vocabulary discussed in the project instructions may be unfamiliar. You will have

to research the words to fully understand the assignment.

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Project #1

Line and Rotational Symmetry

A commercial logo is an important part of a company’s advertising. The logo of a company is clearly marked in

the mind of a consumer. The logo of a company such as Apple or Coca-Cola is important to the success of the

product.

Many commercial logos are symmetric in their design, with either one of more lines of symmetry or with

rotational symmetry. Your project is to produce a poster (using poster paper) or a PowerPoint which

demonstrates how important symmetry is in commercial logos. The poster must contain at least ten (10)

commercial logos. Your poster or PowerPoint should demonstrate the lines of symmetry or rotational

symmetry for each logo you have selected. Be sure you have some examples of rotational symmetry.

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Note: A picture or the item needs to be displayed as wells a description/explanation of the item that you

found and how it related to the world we live in.

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