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I use this activity as an assessment to measure the students ability to use spacial orientation as they recreate the three-dimensional perspective diagrams onto isometric dot paper. I have provided a side-by-side key as well as a copy of my original drawings as well as a copy of blank isometric dot paper. Check this one out, too: Isometric Dot Drawing Also, don't forget to visit my web site: Mike's Math Market to check out my extensive collection of Coordinate Graphing Activities at affordabl

I use this activity as an assessment to measure the students ability to use spacial orientation as they recreate the three-dimensional perspective diagrams onto isometric dot paper. I have provided a side-by-side key as well as a copy of my original drawings as well as a copy of blank isometric dot paper. Check this one out, too: Isometric Dot Drawing - Intermediate Level Also, don't forget to visit my web site: Mike's Math Market to check out my extensive collection of Coordinate Graphing Ac

I really enjoy this lesson. The objective is to have the students understand that the definitions they have been studying for years have a logical form that can be identified. Specifically, the students need to be able to identify the form of a conditional statement, the form of its converse, any counterexamples the converse may have and what constitutes a definition. I use 3x5 index cards as well as the Conditionals - Converse - Counterexamples Excel Spreadsheet included. There is a brief