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Teachers Resource Page 1)Geometric Shapes: Retrieved 11/28/09 from @http://www.enchantedlearning.com/math/geometry/shapes/ The website of Enhanced Learning is a very in depth looking into geometric shapes with much more than any textbook could hold. Geometric Spaces goes to quite high a array of vary in term of shapes from a box to three dimensional polyhedras. 2) MathsNet: received 11/28/09 from @http://www.mathsnet.net/transform/index.html This is an excellent website to use when dealing with geometric transformation. Each type of transformation has its own tab which bring you to a screen that lets you explode four parts of the transformation: observe, understand, explore, and contruct. 3) Mathematical Classification of Tessellations: received from @http://library.thinkquest.org/11750/eschpage/MathClass1.html Mathematical Classification of Tessellations, ( MCT) is a amazing site that depicts “Escher's use of symmetry in his art”. This website provides a great look in both mathematics and art as you view some of the most amazing pieces of tessellations in history. 4) Terragon: received from 11/28/09 @http://www.terragon.com/tkobrien/algebra/topics/perpendicularlines/perpendicularlines.html Terragon’s “Perpendicular lines ” is a very simple yet effective website that makes understanding perpendicular extremely easy. Terragon shows examples of graphs depicting perpendicular lines and non-perpendicular lines. It also has an interactive graph that lets you make your own lines so you can look at perpendicular lines and non-perpendicular in millions of combinations. 5)Terragon: receieved from 11/29/09 @http://www.terragon.com/tkobrien/algebra/topics/parallellines/parallellines.html Again, Teggagon does another good job at describing these graphic linear patterns. With this page someone gets a looking into y-intercept and slope and how it correlates with parallelism. 6)Plotting Ordered Pairs: received 11/29/09 from @http://www.teacherschoice.com.au/Maths_Library/Coordinates/plotting_ordered_pairs.htm Teachers Choice does a really good job on their ordered pairs website, being able to plot any point to see which point it is graphic is a very nice ability on a website for students to use so that can repeatedly see different types of points.

Shapes media type="youtube" key="8KTaOAYJ4Rc" height="344" width="425" This is a great video that help you understand to make make shapes and whats make shapes different from each other. Very simple and easy to understand, a good video for anyone to watch. Tessellations media type="youtube" key="_Lg19NvW_sU" height="344" width="425" This a great and simple video that explains and help you create your own tessellations. Perpendicular & Parallel Lines media type="youtube" key="M4t1OLO2r5o" height="344" width="425" Ordered Pairs media type="youtube" key="E2FqyJL2w8U" height="344" width="425"

Both these video are done by the same person and both are quite good, though somewhat more education than fun. These video are very insightful in the fact that they are very detailed in their descriptions and drawings.