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Cassia School District Curriculum Guide







Subject: Geometry

Grade Level: 8th - 12th

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter

State State State State

Standard Essential Learning/Task Analysis Standard Essential Learning/Task Analysis Standard Essential Learning/Task Analysis Standard Essential Learning/Task Analysis

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G.1.1.1 • Define and explain pi as the ratio of the G.2.1.1 • Select appropriate units for distance, angle G.2.1.1 • Explain relationships between units and convert G.1.1.1 • Define and explain pi as the ratio of the

circumference of a circle to its diameter• Identify pi measure, area, and volume. • Use appropriate from one unit to another.• Select appropriate units circumference of a circle to its diameter •

as an irrational number.• Use 3.14 & 22/7 as an methods and units to estimate measurements in for distance, angle measure, area, and volume. • Identify pi as an irrational number.• Use 3.14 &

approximation for pi.• Compare rational and metric and customary units.• Explain the Use appropriate methods and units to estimate 22/7 as an approximation for pi.

irrational numbers including square roots (include relationship between scale factors and length, area, measurements in metric and customary units.•

radicands that are not perfect squares). and volume of similar shapes.• Solve problems Explain the relationship between scale factors and

involving scale factors, rates, ratios, and length, area, and volume of similar shapes.• Solve

proportions. problems involving scale factors, rates, ratios, and

proportions.







G.1.3.1 • Recognize reasonable and unreasonable answers.• G.2.2.2 • Find the measures of angles (adjacent, G.2.2.1 • Calculate the perimeter and area of triangles, G.2.1.1 • Explain relationships between units and convert

Simplify expressions in terms of pi.• Simplify square complementary, supplementary, vertical angles, quadrilateral, and other regular polygons.• from one unit to another.• Select appropriate units

roots including radicands which are not perfect linear pairs, and special angles formed by parallel Calculate the circumference and area of a circle, the for distance, angle measure, area, and volume. •

squares. • Use appropriate methods to estimate lines cut by a transversal). area of a sector of a circle.• Calculate the surface Use appropriate methods and units to estimate

answers • Distinguish between exact and area and volume of prisms, cylinders, pyramids, measurements in metric and customary units.•

approximate values of irrational numbers. cones, and spheres.• Develop strategies to Explain the relationship between scale factors and

determine the areas of irregular shapes. length, area, and volume of similar shapes.• Solve

problems involving scale factors, rates, ratios, and

proportions.







G.2.1.1 • Explain relationships between units and convert G.3.1.1 • Find and interpret the slope (rate of change) and G.2.2.2 • Apply the angle addition postulate to find the G.2.2.1 • Calculate the perimeter and area of triangles,

from one unit to another.• Select appropriate units intercepts in relation to the context.• Explain the measures of angles.• Find the measures of angles quadrilateral, and other regular polygons.•

for distance, angle measure, area, and volume. • Use relationships of the slopes of parallel and (adjacent, complementary, supplementary, vertical Calculate the surface area and volume of prisms,

appropriate methods and units to estimate perpendicular lines. • Find the slopes of the lines angles, linear pairs, and special angles formed by cylinders, pyramids, cones, and spheres.• Develop

measurements in metric and customary units.• parallel and perpendicular when given the equation parallel lines cut by a transversal).• Use and apply strategies to determine the areas of irregular

Explain the relationship between scale factors and of the line.• Graph the lines parallel and the triangle inequality theorem to find missing shapes.

length, area, and volume of similar shapes.• Solve perpendicular to a line given the equation (slope- measures.• Calculate the sums of the interior and

problems involving scale factors, rates, ratios, and intercept, standard, point-slope) through a given exterior angles of a polygon. • Calculate the

proportions. point. measure of each interior and exterior angle of a

regular polygon.







G.2.2.2 • Apply the segment addition postulate to find the G.3.2.1 • Write equations for parallel and perpendicular G.4.1.1 • Classify triangles by side and angle (acute, right, G.2.2.2 • Use and apply the Pythagorean Theorem. • Find

measures of segments.• Apply the angle addition lines, given: slope and points or equation and point. obtuse, scalene, isosceles, equilateral, the measures of inscribed and central angles and

postulate to find the measures of angles. equiangular).• Classify, compare and contrast, their corresponding intercept arcs.• Find the

quadrilaterals by their attributes (parallelograms, lengths and measures of arcs of a circle.• Find the

rectangles, rhombi, squares). • Classify polygons by lengths of segments and measures of angles formed

side and concavity.• Classify polygons as regular or by radii, chords, secants, and tangents of circles.

not.





G.4.1.1 • Apply the fundamental concepts, properties, and G.4.1.1 • Use accepted geometric notation for lines, planes, G.4.1.2 • Identify and apply congruency and similarity in G.4.1.1 • Classify angles by their measure (acute, right,

relationships among points, lines, rays, planes, and segments, rays, angles, similarity and congruence.• two-dimensional figures • Identify the scale obtuse, straight).• Classify triangles by side and

angles.• Use accepted geometric notation for lines, Identify and determine relationships in adjacent, factor between two similar figures and use it to find angle (acute, right, obtuse, scalene, isosceles,

planes, segments, rays, angles, similarity and complementary, supplementary, and vertical missing lengths.• Solve problems involving the equilateral, equiangular).• Identify the parts of a

congruence.• Classify angles by their measure (acute, angles, and in linear pairs.• Identify and use the geometric mean of two numbers. circle including radius, diameter, major/minor arcs,

right, obtuse, straight). • Identify and determine special angle pairs formed by parallel lines and a chords, secants and tangents.

relationships in adjacent, complementary, transversal.

supplementary, and vertical angles, and in linear

pairs.



G.4.1.3 • Construct logical arguments, form conjectures, G.4.1.2 • Identify and apply congruency and similarity in G.4.1.3 • Construct logical arguments, form conjectures, G.4.1.2 • Solve problems involving the geometric mean

judge their validity, and give counterexamples to two-dimensional figures.• Solve problems involving judge their validity, and give counterexamples to given a right triangle with an altitude drawn to the

disprove statements. the geometric mean of two numbers. disprove statements. • Prove triangles are hypotenuse.

congruent using SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, HL.





G.4.1.3 • Construct logical arguments, form conjectures, G.4.3.1 • Use transformations to rotate, translate, and G.4.1.4 • Identify and use special triangle relationships (45-

judge their validity, and give counterexamples to reflect two-dimensional figures. 45-90, 30-60-90) to determine the lengths of the

disprove statements. • Prove lines are parallel or sides of a triangle.• Apply similarity of right

perpendicular using special angle pair theorems triangles to the trigonometric functions.• Identify

(formal and informal). sine, cosine, and tangent ratios in right triangles

and use them to model contextual problems.







G.4.4.1 • Identify and construct and solve problems G.4.2.1 • Find the midpoint of a segment in the coordinate

involving medians, altitudes, angle bisectors, and plane.• Find the length of segments using the

perpendicular bisectors. distance formula, given the two endpoints.•

Examine points in the coordinate plane to verify the

figure formed.









Cassia School District Curriculum Guide

Subject - Yearly Overview

Subject

Quarter 1

Subject

Grade Level

1st Quarter

State Standard: Goal and Objective Essential Learning/Task Analysis Materials/Resources Assessments









Cassia School District Curriculum Guide

Subject - Quarter 1

Subject

Quarter 2

Subject

Grade Level

2nd Quarter

State Standard: Goal and Objective Essential Learning/Task Analysis Materials/Resources Assessments









Cassia School District Curriculum Guide

Subject - Quarter 2

Subject

Quarter 3

Subject

Grade Level

3rd Quarter



State Standard: Goal and Objective Essential Learning/Task Analysis Materials/Resources Assessments









Cassia School District Curriculum Guide

Subject - Quarter 3

Subject

Quarter 4

Subject

Grade Level

4th Quarter

State Standard: Goal and Objective Essential Learning/Task Analysis Materials/Resources Assessments









Cassia School District Curriculum Guide

Subject - Quarter 4



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