The Stained-Glass Window Project

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Math 10 Geometry Name:_____________________

The Stained-Glass Window Project

One of the most beautiful applications of geometry can be found in the skilled art of stained-glass window design.

You will create your own stained-glass window design. You will need to create your practice sketch on 8 ½ x 11 paper. You will then color it exactly how you are going to paint it.

This sketch will be the guide you follow under the glass. You will then place the sketch under the glass and paint your design.

The design must include each of the following figures:

Acute triangle

Complimentary Angles

Corresponding angles

Perpendicular lines

Regular Polygon

Rhombus

Equilateral Triangle

Reflex Angle

Alternate Interior Angles Straight angle

Isosceles Triangle Supplementary Angles

Obtuse triangle

Parallel Lines

Intersecting Lines

2 Congruent figures

Right Triangle

Scalene Triangle

Trapezoid

Vertical Angles

Same-Side Interior Angles

Adjacent Angles

Please note that you may have more than one of the figures in your diagram. These are the minimum requirements.

Directions for Project:

1.

Complete the geometry terms assignment by filling in the geometry glossary sheet. (Knowledge & Comprehension)

2.

Create the rough draft and get this approved by me. (Application & Synthesis)

3.

Get your rough draft photocopied (by me).

4.

Color one rough draft with markers, pencil crayons, crayons, etc. Outline the lines in black marker.

5.

Paint your design on the glass provided and frame it.

6.

Exchange your uncolored rough draft with a partner. Each of you will assess each other’s designs and check for all of the required terms. Use the color guide discussed in class (i.e. use red stars when you locate vertical angles, outline the scalene triangle in green etc.) (Analysis & Evaluation)

SUGGESTION: You may want to research stained glass patterns on the Internet to get ideas for your pattern. Any websites, books etc. done for research may be included with your project. Your design does not have to be a perfect symmetric pattern. However, these do enhance the final outcome of your project. HAVE FUN & BE CREATIVE!

Math 10 Geometry Name:_____________________

GEOMETRY GLOSSARY

Directions: Place the required terms in the geometry glossary that were on the instruction sheet. Please keep the terms in the same order as listed in class. You will provide a definition, an example, and an application for each term. Your mark will reflect how complete your definitions are and the quality of your examples and illustrations. Be neat!

TERM

Example:

Acute Angle

EXAMPLE/ILLUSTRATION DEFINITION

An angle with a measure between 0° and 90°

Math 10 Geometry

TERM DEFINITION

Name:_____________________

EXAMPLE/ILLUSTRATION

Math 10 Geometry

TERM DEFINITION

Name:_____________________

EXAMPLE/ILLUSTRATION

Math 10 Geometry Name:_____________________

Geometry Project

Marking Sheet

Name:_________________________

Date Due:______________________

MARKS

POSSIBLE

20

MARKS

EARNED

Geometry terms

Rough Draft 10

COMMENTS

Colored final copy

Painted Frame

Analyze another design

Total

20

30

20

100

NOTE: If you hand in one portion of the project late, you will obtain zero for that portion. However, it still must be completed before you can continue with the project.

Therefore, it is important to make sure that you meet all of the deadlines that we set!

DUE DATES:

GEOMETRY TERMS:_____________________________

ROUGH DRAFT:__________________________________

COLORED FINAL COPY:__________________________

PAINTED FRAME:________________________________

ANALYZE ANOTHER DESIGN:____________________

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