1. Geometry Photography Project Using the world around you. You need to capture pictures that include the various shapes that we study in this unit. Using the pictures you take you will create a picture book where the captions will be descriptions of the shape. Old School VS High Tech Magazine PicturesDigital Pictures Paper BookPower Point Presentation Scissors and GlueCopy and Paste

2. Right Angle Obtuse angle Acute angle Parallel Line Perpendicular lines Triangle Quadrilateral Rhombus Trapezoid One polygon with more than 4 sides You will: Use a camera to capture images Assemble a presentation using at least 5 images Use all the terms in your presentation You will: Find images in magazines, catalogs or the newspaper Create an 8 page book with at least one image on each page Type a description for each page

3. Time Line and Contract The teacher agrees to provide the time and craft materials to assemble your project November 2,3 … long blocks will be devoted to the project November 3 … after school help will be available for students to do final touches The students must be prepared to commit to: The style of their project: Digital or Paper Collect the required images November 1 … all images must be in the classroom November 4 … final project will be presented to the class I ________________________________ agree to complete the Photography Project in the ______________________ style. I am prepared to collect images and have them in class for November 1. Student Signature:_____________________________________________ Guardian’s Signature:__________________________________________

4. Grading sheet Required Element Cover Page / Introduction Students Name Title Students NameElement is missing ImagesMore than 5 Exactly 5Less than 5 DescriptionUses all 10 concepts Uses at least 8 concepts are used Uses less than 8 concepts are used Accuracy in the use of the terms All descriptions are clear and accurate No more than two terms are misused More than two terms are misused Source of ImagesPersonally taken Or Found in print material Taken from the computer either through printing or copying