built by Mr PPA on June 13, 2009 37 posts so far
Geometry Resources Wall
This wall has all sorts of useful Geometry information about Polygons, Quadrilaterals, and Triangles.
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Click "View" to see a web page all about Quadrilaterals.

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Types of Quadrilaterals we need to know are these four sided figures:

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A 5 minute YouTube video on solving connected SIMILAR TRIANGLES.

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Triangles in Patchwork Quilting Embroidery.

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Triangles in Modern Art.

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Here is a PowerPoint with Sound that goes through the main Polygon shapes.
Use "Page Down" key to advance each slide.

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Here is a Powerpoint on Polygons (that has sound).
Turn your speakers on, and use the "Page Down" key to go forward.

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The Web Page link below shows examples of POLYGON ANGLES using the (n-2)x180 formula, and also has the names of most Polygons.

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Here are some interesting triangles present in Crystals and jewelry.

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The following Powerpoint covers polygon definitions, Triangles, Quadrilaterals, and all other shapes as well. (Use "Page-Down" key) to do the slides.

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Names of Polygons and Example of INTERIOR ANGLE SUM for any polygon = (n-2)x180 where n = no of sides.

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INTERIOR ANGLES OF POLYGONS - The web page link below explains where the (n-2) x 180 formula comes from.

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Triangles and Angles are important in studying Biomechanics, Robotics, and Human Movement in Sports.

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Here is an XLS spreadsheet that has been programmed to help identify Triangle Types. Give it a Try and see how you go.

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Triangles provide great strength to the roll cages of Rally and Racing Cars.

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Triangles are a very important structural component in the design and building of Bridges.

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CONGRUENT Triangles have all sides equal, and all three angles identical. This is shown in the diagram below.

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Polygon Types - The birth of the "Rhombus" :)

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An interesting set of Triangle Types :)

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The following YouTube video is on Similar Triangles Problem Solving, and goes for around 5 minutes.

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The following 3 minute YouTube video explains Similar Triangles and finding corresponding SIDES on them.

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The following 3 minute YouTube video explains Similar Triangles and finding corresponding ANGLES in them.

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Here is a PowerPoint on QUADRILATERALS and Angles from "Monica". Use the "Page-Up" and "Page-Down" keys to go back to slides, if you need to stop the animation.

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Parallel Lines and their Angles. YouTube video 10 minutes.

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Complementary and Supplementary Angles You Tube Video - 9 minutes.

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Here is some end of University Level information about Triangle Properties.
This will definitely NOT be on our Test !!

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Here is a 2 minute YouTube of an Algebra Alternate angles problem.

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The following is a web Slideshare Presentation on Angles and Parallel Lines.
Find and Click on "Get File" then "open", because Sshare is not ok in the wall.

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The web page below, has an interactive setup, where we can click on Parallel Lines and see the Angles click on "interactive" at top to find a full size version.

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Similar Triangles - Pt2
10 minute YouTube Video

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Similar Triangles - Pt1
10 minute YouTube Video

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This might not teach that much Geometry, but could be good for a laugh or two. Video links to YouTube and is 6 mins 30 secs long.

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Here is a PowerPoint on Triangles and Polygons from "Mrs Martin". Use the "Page-Up" and "Page-Down" keys to go back to slides, if you need to stop the animation

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Angles in Parallel Lines -Pt2
The webpage link here has the remaining angle types:

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Angles in Parallel Lines -Pt1
The webpage link here has some of the angle types:

Note that "Congruent" means the angles are the exact same size in degrees

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Triangles can be classified by either their SIDES or by their ANGLES.

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There are four main types of Triangles: Isosceles, Scalene, Equilateral, and Right Angled.

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