Monday May 15, 2017

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Notebook
Agenda
Inscribed Polygons Stations p. 115
5-minute in-class break
Wheel of fortune review game
Surface Area Team Challenge p. 116 (if we have
time)
Announcement
Quiz on Circles this week
Pd 1, 5 on Wednesday
Pd 2, 6 on Thursday
 Tuesday May 16, 2017
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Notebook
Agenda
Inscribed Polygons Stations p. 115
5-minute field trip
Work on Study Guide
Brain Games Episode
Reminders
Quiz on Circles this week
Pd 1, 5 on Wednesday
Pd 2, 6 on Thursday
Study Guide due Thursday
Inscribed Polygons Stations
p. 115
Answer problems in notebook.
You may draw the diagram in your
notebook if it helps you.
Get 11 done.
When you finish 11, let Mr. Pablo know.
 Wednesday May 17, 2017
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Sit in your ASSIGNED SEATS
Calculator
Agenda
Circles Quiz (45 minutes)
Volume of Prisms p. 116
5-minute field trip
Building prisms and calculating volumes
 Thursday May 18, 2017
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Calculator
Study Guide
Agenda
Correct Study Guide
Circles Quiz (35-40 minutes)
Volume of Prisms p. 116
5-minute field trip
White board practice with volume
Building prisms and calculating volumes
 Friday May 19, 2017
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Calculator
Notebook
Whiteboards
Agenda
White board practice: Review Volume and Area
Prisms Task Cards p. 116
Volume of Prisms p. 116
The Volume of ANY
Prism
Right
The Volume of ANY
Prism Right Oblique
Which stack has more
volume?
25 coins

25 coins
Volume of Prisms p. 116
Cavalieri's Principle:If, in two solids of
equal altitude, the sections made by
planes parallel to and at the same
distance from their respective bases are
always equal, then thevolumesof the
two solids are equal
The Volume of ANY
Prism Right Oblique

is the (area of the base) x (height)

Calculate the volume.
Calculate the volume
Calculate the volume
Calculate the volume
Find the height u of the
prism
 Friday May 19, 2017
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Calculator
Notebook

Agenda
`Prisms Task Cards p. 117
Prism Task Cards p. 117
Instructions: read the task card and
answer the questions in your notebook.
After you are done, check with Mr. Pablo
Your ENTIRE group must be done with the
task!
Volume of Prisms p.
9-28 to 9-30
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 Monday May 22, 2017
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Notebook
Graph paper (1 per person)
2 pairs of scissors per group
Agenda
Volumes of Similar Solids p. 118
Homework 7
Homework 7 due tomorrow 5/23
Worksheet
Volumes of Similar Solids
p. 118
 Tuesday May 23, 2017
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Notebook
HW 7
Calculator
Agenda
Correct HW 7
Ratios of Similarity p. 119
Whiteboard Practice
Word Problems
Homework 8 due tomorrow 5/24
Unit 8 Packet #9-56 (one problem)
Ratios of Similarity p. 119
Thus, if a solid is enlarged proportionally
by a linear scale factor ofr, then:
New edge length =r (corresponding
edge length of original solid)
New surface area =r2 (original surface
area)
New volume =r3 (original volume)
Whiteboard Practice
Ratios of Similarity p. 119
Textbook p. 548
Problems 9-53, 9-54
Challenge problem 9-55

1. Draw pictures and label with information that

you know.
2. Decide if you are dealing with AREA or VOLUME
3. Try something before calling Mr. Pablo over.
4. PERSEVERE!
 Wednesday May 24, 2017
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Notebook
HW 8
Calculator
Agenda
Correct HW 8
Volume of Prisms Review
Composite Solids p. 120
Review problems for volume: Stations by level p.
121
Composite Solids p. 120
Stations by Level p. 121
Must complete at least 5 Stations
Required to do either Level 5 or Level 6
Save Level 8 for after youve done 5
stations.
 Thursday May 25, 2017
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Notebook
Calculator
cm ruler
Agenda
Pyramids p. 122
Definition
Volume formula
Measuring and Calculating volumes of different
pyramids
No Homework
Pyramids p. 122
Pyramids p. 122
A three-dimensional solid made up of flat,
polygonal faces is called apolyhedron
Apyramidis a polyhedron with a
polygonal base formed by connecting
each point of the base to a single given
point (theapex) that is above or below
the flat surface containing the base.
Each triangular lateral face of a pyramid
is formed by the segments from the apex
to the endpoints of a side of the base and
the side itself.
Pyramids p. 122
Volume of Pyramids
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How many pyramids fit into the

corresponding rectangular prism?
 Finding the surface area and
volume of the pyramids
Name of Sketch (with Volume (with Surface Area
Pyramid measurements) work) (with work)

A: Triangular- Leave blank until

based pyramid tomorrow

B: Square-based Leave blank until

pyramid tomorrow

C: Square-based Leave blank until

Pyramid tomorrow

D: Hexagonal- Leave blank until

based Pyramid tomorrow
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