Geometry

Megan Clough- Week 5
[] This site is full of information. This particular piece is all about geometry. It has lessons, worksheets, definitions and more.

Jim Casey- Week 4
[] ====This site gives some simple but cool interacitve activities dealing with geometry. Some of the topics include perimeter, area, volume, symmetry, polygons, and more. I think this is a good site for kids to use to practice their geometry skills.====

Kate Sekely - Week 4
[] This website has practice, tutoring, calculator/tools, games and a store. Areas of concentration include: Geometry, Polygons, Relations and Sizes, and Three-dimensional Figures. There is an area that lists tables and formula and links to other resources. Students can click on an area and follow a four step procedure to get help with concepts; Step 1 - Glance, Step 2 - Indepth, Step 3 - Examples, Step 4 - Workout. There is a quiz area, a glossary and the standards.

Susan Walton - Week 4
[] This website offers free online geometry video lessons to help students with the formulas, terms and theorems related to triangles, polygons, circles, and other geometric shapes to improve their math problem solving skills while doing their geometry homework and worksheets. Problems presented review concepts such as lines, angles, perimeters, areas, constructions and many more. Sara Stull-Week 4 [] This site offers many activities to check student progress and build skills. Students can compete in a Jeopardy game alone or with a partner or race the clock to label shapes. This site is easy to move through and offers games for other concepts as well.

Benjamin Reifsnyder - Week 4

[]. This is a very good site for Geometry interactive activities. Some of the activities are high level, it should probably be used for an upper-level middle school geomtrey course!

Angela Stefani- Week 2 I have used this website for practice with my 8th grade class in reviewing for tests. It is called://www.aaa**math**.com//. I have used the part on areas of figures.It provided quizzes and also gives feedback for the students to learn from. A great tool for assessment.

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Here's a quick Geometry matching game that can be used to review basic terms such as acute, right, obtuse, scalene triangle, equilateral, etc. Super fun and a great site to share with parents as well. This site would be appropriate for grades 4-6 and is a great tool for reviewing before the PSSA's. [|Vectorkids] =====

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I love this web-site. I actually think that this site could be placed on any of the pages on this wiki because there are so many uses for it. I use this site in my 4th grade classroom with a SMART Board. It offers a variety of virtual tools and countless sources for teaching math. This site is also great for students to explore on individual computers in centers. =====

Carol Lavelle Week 1 For a review of the terms congruent and similar, there is a website at this link that gives students practice. [] We remember that congruent means the same shape and size, and the shapes can be a rotation, reflection, or translation of each other. Congruent shapes are also similar. Similar shapes are the same shape, but different sizes. Similar shapes are not congruent.

Mitchell Marcks Week 1 This site contains interactive games and puzzles for geometry. Areas covered include: angles, properties of quadrilaterals, and circles.http://www.regentsprep.org/Regents/math/geometry/games/geometrygames.htm

﻿Amy Haynes - Week 2 [] This website is a great source for introducing and reviewing many different geometry concepts for grade levels Pre-K - 12. My students use this site in the computer lab and love the interactive manipulatives such as the geoboards, pattern blocks, and attribute blocks. A great resource to implement into "center-time" activities.

Cynthia Paul- Week 3 []

An informational site for teachers and students. There is some interaction for students in the lessons. Students can participate in quizes at the end of each section. This is the general site for geometry. You will need to choose the area of interest. Great site for middle school geometry. It also has other areas in math for great practice. It has math games and even a page that will give you all the formulas that yo need for geometry.

Debby Coyle-Week 4 []

This site explores area and how the formula's come to be. It really can help a student see how the formula is derived, hopefully bridging the gap with the conceptual and procedural knowledge. It is also fun for students since they are able to draw different shapes and become familiar with irregular and uncommon shapes.

Megan Clough- Week 1 __[]__

__This site is recommended for grade 7. I found it again by going on to PDE Standards Aligned System while looking for information on teaching one of my 7th grade students who has PDD. IT is very interactive and it has a lot of information on surface are, volume, and how they are related. On the learner tab at the top of the page there are related resources which includes discussions as well as worksheets with exploritory questions and that go along with the lesson it is teaching. These websites are all very helpful and I always recommend checking out the PDE SAS website whenever anyone is searching for information on any relevant topics!__

__David Shafer - Week 2__ __[|www.superteacherworksheets.com]__ __This site is for teachers trying to get worksheets for geometry. It has everything from area and perimeter to polygons. I would really reccommend this site.__

Elise Clifford- Week 3 [] This site is great for having students using interactive learning. There is a great shape game that allows students to create shapes using other shapes it is a great site.

Laura Bohlig - Week 3 [] This home school math sight has alot of great resourses. This particular link opens to a list of interactive games, activities, models, and self assessments.

Mitchell Marcks- Week 4 Many classrooms today's are outfitted with interactive whiteboards. Here are some Geometry resources to use with your board. []

Maura Schofield - Week 4 [] This site provides a list of different links to other geometry websites. Students will never be bored with the various links to geometry practice. The sites can be used in centers, whole group, or for independent practice.

Wendy Yurkanin- Week 4 [] This site gave me the equation used to find the area of an equalateral triangle-needed to complete Problem 42 in the Praxis practice test.

Carl Schupp - Week 4 [] This website gives you access to virtual geoboards. I like this website so much better than the regular geoboards. This website means no rubberbands flying around the room.