1. Geometry City

2. Day 2 Step 1
Draw 3 parallel roads, and name them.(The names can be real or made up. For example: Kid Avenue, Taylor Road, Williams Boulevard.) Your map will look much neater if you use a ruler to draw the lines for your roads. Also make sure that all roads are the same width.

3. Day 2 Step 2
Draw 2 roads that are each perpendicular to at least one of the 3 parallel lines, and name these roads.

4. Day 2 Step 3
Draw 2 intersecting roads on your map. They may intersect each other, or any of the other roads. These roads intersect, but are not perpendicular. Name these roads.

5. Day 3 Step 1
Draw a Compass Rose using rays. Be sure to label the intermediate directions as well.
Draw it on the bottom right-hand corner of your poster.
(Hint: North, Northeast, East, Southeast…)

6. Draw Your Right Angle Here
Day 3 Step 2
Make 3 road signs that look like the picture below.
Label and draw one Acute, one Obtuse, and the last one Right
Cut out your road signs and place
them on your poster
Draw Your Right Angle Here
Right

7. Day 4 Step 1 Draw a house with an isosceles triangle as the roof.
Draw a tree to the right of the house. Create a right triangle birdhouse in the tree.
Draw a welcome mat at the front door that has a scalene triangle on it.

8. Day 5
Catch up on your city map. Feel free to add some details and color.

9. Day 6 Step 1
Use the construction paper provided. Create the following buildings and then cut them out and glue them onto your map:
Square
Rectangle
Trapezoid
Parallelogram
Rhombus

10. Day 6 Step 2 Name your buildings with mathematical terms: Examples:
Squares R Us
Rhombus Police Station
Ralph’s Rectangular Restaurant

11. Day 7 Step 1
Create windows for your buildings. Use the 4 polygons below for your windows.
Pentagon
Hexagon
Heptagon
Octagon

12. Day 8 Step 1
Create a flower bed to the left of your house. Use the 4 polygons below.
Nonagon
Decagon
Hendecagon
Dodecagon

13. Day 9 Step 1 Welcome to Geometry City
Draw a Welcome to Geometry City sign that has a picture on it with a line of symmetry.
Welcome to Geometry City