BURKE P-10
Geometry Chapter 11 Assignment
Log & Targets
Date
April
24
Assignment
Areas of parallelogram, square,
rectangle, trapezoid and triangle; 11.3
Areas of Polygons
HW 9: 10-12; p 26: 46-49; p 608: 42-45;
p 614 1-29 odd
April 11.5 Volume & Surface of Prisms &
28
Cylinders
HW 10: Worksheet 11.5
April 11.6 Surface Area & Volume of
30
Pyramids
MIN DAY HW 11: Worksheet 11.6
May 4 11.7 Surface Area & Volume of Cones
HW 12: p.645 #1-14, #18
May 6 11.8 Surface Area & Volume of Spheres
HW 13: p.652 #4-20 even, 21-22, 24-26
May 8 REVIEW
HW 14: Ch 11 Practice worksheet
May
TEST
12
HW 15: 30+ minutes of Khan Academy
Exploration
Notes
Homework
*Lessons are based on “Big ideas math” Geometry a common core curriculum textbook.
To see the textbook online AND have additional resources, go to www.bigideasmath.com
“If I have lost confidence in myself then I have the universe against me.” –
Emerson
Essential Question: What information is needed to calculate the surface
area and volume of a solid? How do the surface areas and volumes of
similar solids compare?
Learning Targets:
“I can …”
Score
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11. 1 I can calculate the area of any parallelogram, square,
rectangle, trapezoid and triangle using a base and height of the
figure. (Middle school Review)
11. 2 I can calculate the areas of a Rhombus and Kite using their
diagonals. (Lesson 11-3)
11. 3 I can calculate the area and find angle measures in regular
Polygons by breaking it up into shapes with known areas or/and by
using the apothem. (Lesson 11-3)
11. 4 I can calculate the surface area and volume of a Prism.
(Surface area is Middle school review & Lesson 11-5)
11. 5 I can calculate the surface area and volume of a Cylinder.
(Surface area is Middle school review & Lesson 11-5)
11. 6 I can calculate the surface area and volume of a Pyramid.
(Surface area is Middle school review & Lesson 11-6)
11. 7 I can calculate the surface area and volume of a Cone. (Lesson
11-7)
11.8 I can calculate the surface area and volume of a Sphere. (Lesson
11-8)
11.9 Given the surface area and volume of 2 similar solids, I can
calculate the surface area and volume of the other figure using the
scale factor. (Surface area is Middle school review & Lesson 11-5)
Vocabulary:
Altitude, Apothem, Area, Base of parallelogram/triangle, Cone, Cylinder, Height,
Height of parallelogram/triangle, Lateral area, Polyhedron, Prism, Pyramid, Right
cone, Right cylinder, Scale factor, Similar solids, Slant height, Sphere, Surface Area,
Volume
CCS Standards summary:
HSG-GMD.A.1, HSG-GMD.A.2, HSG-GMD.A.3, HSG-GMD.B.4, HSGMG.A.1, HSG-MG.A.2, HSG-MG.A.3.
Score
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