Intro to Proofs I Notes for Geometry Interactive Notebooks

Description

Need quality Geometry notes for your interactive notebooks (INB) that don’t waste paper? These notes introducing proofs and algebraic reasoning use all parts of the page with guided notes, guided practice, and independent practice as you introduce your students to these basic skills to prepare for full Geometry proofs. Students cut the guided notes section off for note-taking and then use the leftovers for guided practice, visual cues, and independent practice. No more wasting space on a page or scraps of paper!

Essential Skills from this unit:

• definitions, examples, and explanations of
  • definition
  • postulate
  • theorem
  • proof
  • two-column proof (which is the format used in all examples)
• Properties of Equality
• Properties of Congruence
• guided practice, independent practice

Please check out the PREVIEW above to see more information about the content of the notes and how to use them. This is part I of the Intro to Proofs INB Notes. Part II is coming soon!

These guided notes are helpful with fulfilling IEPs and 504s that are written to help support student note-taking. Also very helpful for English Language Learners.

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