Geometry PK Correlation
Geometry Mathnasium Material NT Correlation
Unit 1:
Section 1.1 Symmetry
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Line Symmetry - PK3514
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Point Symmetry -
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Rotational Symmetry - PK3104
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Translational Symmetry - PK3104
Section 1.2 So, What’s the Point
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Definition of a point - PK824
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Definition of a plane - PK824
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Definition of a line - PK824
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Definition of a segment - PK824
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Definition of a ray - PK824
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Union/Intersection - PK824
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Locus of Points/Endpoints - FO2160
Section 1.3 Nspire Intro
Section 1.4 Transformations
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Isometries {Translation PK3509, Rotation PK3510, Reflection PK3511, Dilation PK3512}
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Dilations
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Pre-image/image (Steps to transformation) - PK3581
Section 1.5 Transformations by Hand
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Translating by vectors
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Reflecting across lines - PK3584
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Rotating around a central point
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Dilating from point - PK3583
Unit 2: Transformations with Coordinates
Section 2.1 Transformations
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Graphing points/ translating points - PK3509
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Reflecting, rotating, dilating on the graph - PK3511, PK3512
Section 2.2 Things I Learned in Algebra
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Midpoints - PK3434
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Length of segments - PK3435
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Slopes of lines - PK3408
Section 2.3 More Geometry and Algebra!
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Altitudes - PK3552
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Perpendicular Bisectors - PK3552
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Medians - PK3552
Section 2.4 One Magic Moment, One Magical Point
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Solving systems of linear equations/finding the intersection of lines - {Substitution PK3417, Elimination PK3418, Graphing PK3416, Problem-Solving PK3452}
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Reflecting points over oblique lines - PK3584
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Determining medians/perpendicular bisectors on shapes graphically
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Distance between two lines -
Unit 3: Congruent Triangles
Section 3.1 It’s Only Logical
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Conditional Statements - PK3530
Section 3.2 Three is a Magic Number
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AAS, SAS, SSS, ASA - PK4571, PK4570
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Describing transformations
Section 3.3 Congruent Triangles
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Vertical Angles - PK3580, PK3572, PK3573
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Reflexive Property - PK3533
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Transitive Property - PK3533
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Two-column proofs - PK3533
Section 3.4 Supps and Comps
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Complementary angles - PK3507
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Supplementary angles - PK3507
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Corresponding supp/comp proof reasons
Section 3.5 Addition and Subtraction
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Addition theorem - PK3566
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Subtraction theorem
Section 3.6 Multiplication and Division
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Multiplication theorem
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Division theorem
Unit 4: Constructions
Section 4.1: The Basics
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Copying a segment - FO0023
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Adding segments - FO0023
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Copying an angle - FO0023
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Bisecting an angle - FO0023
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Constructing SSS triangle
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Triangle Inequality Theorem
Section 4.2: Constructing Perpendiculars
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Constructing a perpendicular bisector - FO0023
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Construct a perpendicular to a segment - FO0023
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Construct a perpendicular to a line through a point not on the line
Section 4.3 Points of Concurrency
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Point of concurrency - PK3559
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Incenter - PK3559
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Circumcenter - PK3559
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Centroid - PK3559
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Orthocenter - PK3559
Unit 5: Proving Triangles Congruent is Not the Goal, It’s the Process
Section 5.1: The End of CPCTC
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“CPCTC” - PK3573 (page 6)
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Circles - Congruent Radii
Section 5.2: Turn It Up To 11: Draw a line & overlapping triangles
Section 5.3: Classify Triangles
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The sum of triangle angles equals 180
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Equilateral, Isosceles, Scalene - PK3099
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Acute, Right, Obtuse Triangles - FO111
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The longest side is opposite the largest angle
Section 5.4: My Favorite Theorems
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Isosceles - base angle/base sides
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Isosceles - angle bisector = median = altitude
Section 5.5: RHL
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RHL Proof
Unit 6: The Next Chapter
Section 6.1: The Questions of Mathematics
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If two angles supp and comp -> rt angles
Section 6.2: No Picture? Then Make a Picture
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Draw it out
Section 6.3: Perpendicular Bisector and Equidistance
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If a pt is on the perp bisector, it is central to the endpoints
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If two points are equidistant to the endpoints of a seg -> they form the perp bisector
Section 6.4: If It’s Not This, Then It’s Got To Be This 404
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Proof by Contradiction
Unit 7: Lines, Angles, Quads
Section 7.1: Parallel Lines
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Transversal
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Alternate Interior Angles, Alternate Exterior Angles, Corresponding Angles, Same Same Interior Angles - FO272
Section 7.2: Parallel Lines Keep Going
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Constructing parallel lines
Section 7.3: Quadrilaterals
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Definition of a quadrilateral
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Properties of a parallelogram
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Properties of a kite
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Properties of a rectangle
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Properties of a rhombus
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Properties of a square
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properties of a trapezoid
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Properties of a isosceles trapezoid - PK3099
Section 7.4: More Quadrilaterals
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Solving problems involving properties of quads
Section 7.5: It looks like a parallelogram
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Properties of a parallelogram
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Both pairs of opposite sides are parallel
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Both pairs of opposite sides are congruent
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Both diagonals bisected
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Same pair of opposite sides and congruent = parallelogram
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The sum of angles in quadrilaterals is 360.
Section 7.6: Special Quads
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Solving problems using obscure properties of quads.
Unit 8: Similarity
Section 8.1: Dilations
Section 8.2: Dilations pt. Deux
Section 8.3: Similarity
Section 8.4: Proving Similar Triangles
Section 8.5: Proportions Without Similar Triangles
Unit 9: Right Triangles
Section 9.1: Rt Triangle inside a Rt Triangle
Section 9.2: Pythagorean Theorem - PK3363
Section 9.3: Right Triangle Families - PK3363
Section 9.4: Rt Triangles in 3D Figures -
Section 9.5: Special Right Triangles - PK3561
Section 9.6: Right Triangle Trigonometry - PK3916
Law of Cosines - PK3914, PK3915
Law of Sines - PK3913, PK3915
Unit 10: Polygons
Section 10.1: Polygon Formulas - PK3501, PK3550, PK3551
Section 10.2: What is Regular? - PK3501
Section 10.3: Constructing of Regular Polygons - FO 023 (page 29)
Section 10.4: Tessellations - FO 194
Unit 11: Circles
Section 11.1: Chords of Circles - PK3562
Section 11.2: From the Center to the Arc
Section 11.3: Tangents - PK3569
Section 11.4: Angle-Arc Relationships - PK3568
Section 11.5: Arcs have Length and Measure - PK3588
Section 11.6: Power of the Poin
Unit 12: Area
Section 12.1: Area Basics - PK3089
Section 12.2: More Area Formulas - PK3362(Rectangles), PK3364(Triangles), PK3365(Circles), PK3523(Parallelograms), PK3524(Trapezoids)
Section 12.3: Regular Polygons - PK3590
Section 12.4: Sectors of Circles - PK3588
Section 12.5: Ratios of Areas - PK3582
Unit 13: 3D
Section 13.1: Lines and Planes in Space - PK0804 (skew lines)
Section 13.2: If You Look At It That Way - ???
Section 13.3: Cross-Sections of 3D Objects - FO 242, FO 188
Unit 14: Surface Area and Volume
Section 14.1: Surface Area - PK3527, PK3595
Section 14.2: SA of Cylinders and Cones - PK3527, PK3595
Section 14.3: Volume Basics - PK3528, PK3596
Section 14.4: Volumes with an Apex - PK3528, PK3596
Section 14.5: Spheres - PK3555
Unit 15: Modeling - Difficult to find any Mathnasium material with geometric monitoring. PK3534 and PK3535 have some geometric problem-solving
Section 15.1: Intro to Modeling
Section 15.2: Art Gallery Watchmen
Section 15.3: Packaging and Packing
Section 15.4: Airports
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