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Draw, construct, and describe geometrical figures and describe the relationships between them.
Solve real-life and mathematical problems involving angle measure, area, surface area, and volume.
Follow up:
Draw construct, and describe geometrical figures and describe the relationships
between them.
Modifications:
Students with disabilities or special education needs will be given the formulas. They will not be
responsible for drawing the figure on their own. Students will only determine the area.
Classwork
How can we find the area of an isosceles trapezoid without knowing its area formula?
Name_____________________________
What is a trapezoid? A trapezoid is a 4-sided flat shape with straight sides that has a
pair of opposite sides parallel.
What do we remember about parallel lines? Parallel lines never intersect.
What is an isosceles trapezoid? An Isosceles trapezoid has four sides. Two sides are
parallel (base 1 and base 2) and the two sides that aren't parallel are equal in length.
Isosceles Trapezoids
Formulas we know
Area of a triangle =
1
2
xbxh
Area of a trapezoid
Area of a square = w x h
Assessment:
Open Task: This assignment is all about constructed responses, tasks with different possible answers, and tasks
with different possible processes.
During this assignment I asked the students to activate prior knowledge about how to find the area of
simple shapes. Then they were instructed to identity the different shapes and as a class we discussed all the
shapes. We also discussed how the different shapes combined can make other shapes. This allowed me to see if
the students could think outside the box. This was a chance for me to see how students took notes during the
lesson, and how they worked with their students. The point of this assignment was to show the students that
they can solve a problem even if they dont have the exact formula. There are ways for them to think outside the
box, and find a way to get the work done. Each group was given out different triangles, and different
rectangles. We solved the area for 8 different isosceles trapezoids with just the help from each other. There were
different ways to find the area, different solutions, and different discussions. In the end the students combined
all of the information learned to see that it was all the same. This also allowed me to see that each student was
participating, and working together.
Category
Student
followed
directions and
listed
formulas at
the beginning
Student used
the
appropriate
area formula
to solve for
the given
Student
followed
instructions
throughout
the entire
assignment.
Student
wrote the
correct
labels where
needed.
Student did
not rewrite
any formulas
as directed.
Student
rewrote
formulas, but
confused
them.
Student wrote
the formulas
with minor
errors.
Student
wrote the
formulas
correctly.
Student did
not express
knowledge of
using any
formula to
solve for area.
Student
wrote the
correct
formula, but
did not solve
for area
Student
wrote the
wrong
formula, but
solved
correctly for
Student used
the correct
formula and
solved for the
area correctly.
Student
followed no
instruction.
Student
followed
minimal
instruction.
Student
followed
almost all
instruction.
Student
followed
every
instruction
listed.
Student did
not use any
labels.
Student
placed
labels in the
wrong
place.
Student
placed some
labels
correctly
and some
Student
labeled all
parts
correctly.
Student
worked with
their group
members
together.
Student did
not work
with other
group
members.
Student sat
in their
group, but
did not
participate.
Student
worked with
their group,
but provided
false
Student
worked with
group
members
well, all work