The following activities present a special approach to [b]dynamic geometry[/b], which may be quite different from other approaches to learning geometry. They focus specifically on the core idea of dynamic geometry: how to design the construction of figures with [b]dependencies[/b]. They can help you understand geometry better, whether you already studied geometry, are studying it now or will study it in school later. Chatting about the activities in a small group will help you to think about geometry and problem solving on your own in the future.
This GeoGebraBook includes 50 GeoGebra activities, grouped in 13 chapters. Chapters 1 and 13 are for you to work on by yourself. The other chapters are for you to work on with a team of two or three friends. Chapters 2 to 7 provide an introduction to dynamic geometry and should be done by your team in order. The other chapters (8 to 12) are optional, depending on the interests of your team.
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Before You Construct Together
Welcome
Stick Figures
Dynamic Points, Lines and Circles
Construct Dynamic-Geometry Objects
The Drag Test
Dependent Geometric Figures
Constructing Polygons
Construct an Equilateral Triangle
Construct an Equilateral Triangle
Find Dynamic Triangles
Construct Using Circles
Construct the Midpoint
Construct a Perpendicular Line
Construct a Parallel Line
Construct Other Triangles
Triangles with Dependencies
An Isosceles Triangle
A Right Triangle
An Isosceles-Right Triangle
Construct Using the Compass
Copy a Length
Use the Compass Tool
Make Dependent Segments
Add Segment Lengths
Copy vs. Construct a Congruent Triangle
Construct a Congruent Angle
Construct Inscribed Polygons
The Inscribed Triangles Challenge Problem
The Inscribed Quarilaterals Challenge Problem
Prove Inscribed Triangles
Construct Congruent Triangles
Combinations of Sides and Angles of Congruent Triangles