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LESSON PLAN # Plane Geometry
LESSON PLAN # Plane Geometry
TEACHING AIDS:
MATERIAL:
Drawing Sheet A4 (210*297),
Pencils H,3H,
Eraser and Tape.
EQUIPMENTS:
Drawing Table / Drawing Board, T-Square, Set-Square and Divider.
MOTIVATION:
The word geometry comes from the Greek words geo (meaning earth) and metria (meaning measurement).
Literally translated, it means "to measure the earth", and the ancient Greeks used it to describe the methods they
used to measure distances and to calculate areas and volumes.
SAFETY PRECAUTION:
1. Working place, hands and drawing instruments etc. must be kept clean, Mark the divisions carefully.
2. Rotate the pencil when draw the lines.
3. Lines should be darkened properly.
4. Use “H” grade of pencil.
5. For pencil lead sharpening use sand paper.
6. Do not press the pencil too much on the paper.
7. Avoid repeated application of pencil.
8. Avoid frequent use of rubber.
UN DECAGON 5-ARC
DOUDECAGON 6-TANGENT
CIRCLE AND ARCS TYPES A coplanar straight line that touches the circle at a
single point
A-MINOR ARCS
7-SECTOR MAJOR MINOR
An arc that cover circumference lines less than 1800
8-CHORD
B-SEMI ARC
A line segment whose endpoints lie on the circle
C-MAJOR ARCS
9-SEGMENT
An area that cover circumference lines more then
1800 A region not containing the Centre bounded by a
chord and and an are lying between the chord end
ARC TYPES Points
1-OPEN ARC Polygon terminology
An arc which have no radius lines is called open arc 1-uertex
(and chord line)
Shape No. of Sides Name Int. Angle Sum of Int. Angles Ext. Angle