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I found vertically opposite angles

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Parallel lines

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Vertically opposite angle

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Angles in a gate

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Angles

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It has a bit of every thing

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Vertically Opposite Angles

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Vertically Opposite Angles

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Remember: X - Shape

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Remember: Occur above or below parallel lines F-Shape

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Remember : Between Parallel lines Z - Shape

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Right angles and parallel lines

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I found Geometry ( at home)

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I found an acute angle and a supplementary

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I found the Geometry examples below.

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Oisín Treacy
Right angles

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I found an acute situation angle,right angle and parallel lines

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Uploaded by Azucena Overman on 2013-08-19.

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Theorem 3: Student Activity Handout

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Theorem 3  : Classwork Activity Geogebra File

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Some Background

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Geometry History - Interesting Facts & Information

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Enjoy reading some geometry history while learning where many of our modern ideas came from. Find interesting facts and information related to works produced by the Ancient Egyptians, Babylonians, Greeks and other famous mathematicians.

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Using your iPad or Mobile Phone - take a picture to reflect the concept "Geometry is Everywhere" e.g. around school or at home and upload here
- Include your full name and what concept in geometry you have captured.

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Theorem 5: Student Activity Handout

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Theorem 5 : Classwork Activity Geogebra File

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Theorem: is a statement obtained by logical arguments from an axiom (or previous theorems)
Axiom: A statement we accept without proof.
Parallel Lines: 2 or more straight lines which never meet.
Transversal: A line that intersects 2 or more lines