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Re: geometry

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carla schiller (charwitt.us)
Sun, 3 May 1998 17:19:48 -0700 (PDT)

I'd be interested in hearing lesson ideas for linking the pyramids and
geometry. I'm also not sure what a "SOL" is, other than an acronym for a
bad-word phrase.
--Carla

Carla Schiller, Esq.
Teacher, Highly Gifted Magnet
North Hollywood High School, CA
e-mail: charwitt.us
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On Sun, 3 May 1998, Meredith L Ose wrote:

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>
> On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, Brian Causer wrote:
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> > hello, I am looking for some practicle lessonplans incorporating
> > geometry and art. Does any one have a suggestion?
> >
> Brian
> I have just completed a lesson plan on the Great Pyramids and
> found a couple of geometry SOL's (Virginia) . Geometry art lessons can be
> real interesting. Check out your states' SOL's, there are lots of things
> you can find. But I had a great time teaching this lesson, and the kids
> seemed to be interested.
>
> - meredith ose Richmond VA
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>