In this lesson students will be determining common body porportions.

This is an edited video from Digital Curriculum. In this video the distance learning instructor guides your class in specific measurements. Be prepared to pause the video as necessary to allow students to take their measurements.

This activity page gives you a table to organize your measurements.

In this activity students will determine the measurements of the Jolly Green Giant using the proportions they learned about in the video.

In this lesson students will discover the properties of the golden ratio and a golden rectangle.

The power point presentation will show mutliple uses of the golden ratio.

In this activity students will measure objects and determine the proportional relationship between their measurements.

Students will survey at least 25 people to determine which rectangle is most pleasing to the eye.

In this lesson, students will use a TI73 calculator to combine their survey results in a class bar graph and circle graph.

The calculator instructions explain how to enter data lists and turn them into a graph on the calculator.

In this handout, students will make predictions based on the golden rectangle.

Students will use a digital camera to take headshots of each student. Using the photos, they will determine if their face is "phi".

This handout provides a table to organize student data. It also explains the dimensions that need to be measured.

In this lesson students will use a spreadsheet to modify the ingredients of a recipe to change the serving size.

This handout explains how to set up your spreadsheet to modify the amount of each ingredient.

This is and example of the spreadsheet used in this activity.