Geometry Week 3 Do Nows 8-25 to 8-29. Do Now (5 minutes) Pick up a new weekly do now sheet from the bookshelf Pick up a Geometry textbook Come up with.

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Geometry Week 3 Do Nows 8-25 to 8-29

Do Now (5 minutes) Pick up a new weekly do now sheet from the bookshelf Pick up a Geometry textbook Come up with a new goal for yourself Draw a representation of what you think each of these looks like: 1.Point 2.Line 3.Plane

Do Now (5 minutes) Complete the following on Tuesdays Do Now box. Use the figure to answer questions Name the intersection of line n and plane K. 2. What is another name for line m? 3. Name all points collinear with point E.

Do Now (5 minutes) Complete the following problem on your weekly do now sheet.

Do Now (5 minutes) Answer the following question on your weekly Do Now sheet:

Do Now (5 minutes) Reflection Question for the week: – What specific things did you do to achieve your goal? On Friday’s Do Now Box Answer the following question: