Jacob's Geometry scheduling

[langfam]

Sigh and double sigh. DS is using TT Geometry and bombed the last 2 tests Chapter 3 and 4. TT Geometry worked really well for my daughter, but this ds has always struggled with math. He says he finds it very difficult to listen to the lectures and often realizes mid-lesson that he had drifted off. He says he would prefer if I taught him. If I'm going to sit with him everyday to do geometry then I'd want to use Jacob's geometry. Can you give me any suggestions for assigning problems? TIA.

[EKS]

This list (for the 3rd edition) apparently came from Mr. Jacobs himself:

 

First Semester

Assignment Regular \ Honors

1 Intro Pp. 2-5 #1-7 \ Pp. 2-5 #1-7

2 1-1 Pp. 10-11 #1-24 \ Pp. 10-11 #1-27

3 1-2 Pp. 15-16 #1-23 \ Pp. 15-17 #1-19, 24-34

4 1-3 Page 21 #1-18 \ Pp. 21-22 #12-34

5 1-4 Pp. 26-28 #1-9, 17-28 \ Pp. 26-29 #1-9, 17-36

6 1-5 Pp. 31-32 #1-12 \ Pp. 31-34 #1-15

7 1-R Pp. 36-38 #1-8, 18-30 \ Pp. 36-38 #1-30

8 AR Page 40 #1-50 \ Page 40 #1-50

9 2-1 Pp. 43-44 #1-11, 14-30 \ Pp. 43-45 #7-17, 21-33

10 2-2 Pp. 47-48 #1-17, 22-23 \ Pp. 48-49 #5-17, 22-27, 31-33

11 2-3 Pp. 52-53 #1-20 \ Pp. 52-54 #1-16, 19, 20, 22-28

12 2-4 Pp. 57-58 #1-5, 9-16 \ Pp. 57-59 #1-5, 9-15, 18-21

13 2-5 Pp. 61-63 #1-25 \ Pp. 61-64 #1-18, 32-41

14 2-6 Pp. 67-69 #1-20, 24-25, 29-33 \ Pp. 67-70 #1-5, 11-20, 34-43

15 2-R Pp. 71-74 #1-21, 34-36, 40-43 \ Pp. 71-74 #17-43, 50

16 AR Page 76 #1-16, 17-31 odd \ Page 76 #1-16, 17-31 odd

17 3-1 Pp. 80-81 #1-12, 20-30 \ Pp. 80-82 #1-10, 18-30, 36, 44-46

18 3-2 Pp. 86-89 #1-22, 29-31, 37-41 \ Pp. 86-89 #1-11, 16-28, 42-44, 47

19 3-3 Pp. 93-95 #1-15, 21-33 \ Pp. 93-97 #1-7, 16-20, 34-43, 54

20 3-4 Pp. 100-101 #1-30 \ Pp. 100-104 #1-6, 10-14, 31-36, 41-47

21 3-5 Pp. 107-108 #1-31 \ Pp. 107-109 #1-7, 15-22, 40-46

22 3-6 Pp. 112-114 #1-33 \ Pp. 112-115 #7-10, 16-20, 40-43, 46-48

23 3-7 Pp. 119-121 #1-22, 39-43 \ Pp. 119-121 #1-8, 23-42, 44

24 3-R Pp. 124-125 #1-31 \ Pp. 124-128 #17-20, 26-31, 34-40, 43-49

25 AR Page 130 #1-24 \ Page 130 #1-24

26 4-1 Pp. 134-136 #1-22, 26-30 \ Pp. 134-138 #16-25, 31-39, 47-49

27 4-2 Pp. 141-143 #1-19, 25-38 \ Pp. 141-144 #1-7, 20-24, 37-54

28 4-3 Pp. 148-149 #1-21 \ Pp. 148-149 #1-26

29 4-3 Pp. 149-150 #27-32, 38-42 \ Pp. 149-150 #27-47

30 4-4 Page 153 #1-25 \ Pp. 154-155 #26-30, 32, 47-48

31 4-5 Pp. 159-160 #1-26, 33, 34 \ Pp. 159-162 #7-17, 33, 34, 41-48

32 4-6 Pp. 165-166 #1-25 \ Pp. 165-167 #1-35

33 4-7 Pp. 172-173 #1-29 \ Pp. 172-175 #1-8, 22-29, 34-40

34 4-R Pp. 176-179 #1-24, 48 \ Pp. 176-180 #1-11, 25-34, 49-51

35 AR Page 182 #1-25 \ Page 182 #1-25

36 5-1 Pp. 186-188 #1-31, 45 \ Pp. 186-189 #5-19, 26-31, 41-46, 48

37 5-2 Pp. 192-193 #1-31 \ Pp. 192-194 #1-18, 32-47

38 5-3 Pp. 197-198 #1-22, 29-35 \ Pp. 197-199 #1-13, 23-44, 50

39 5-4 Pp. 202-203 #1-16, 21-31 \ Pp. 202-204 #6-23, 32, 44-48

40 5-R Pp. 206-208 #1-30 \ Pp. 206-209 #9-14, 31-36, 41-49

41 AR Page 210 #1-19 \ Page 210 #1-19

42 6-1 Pp. 214-217 #1-27, 38-41 \ Pp. 214-216 #1-20, 28-41

43 6-2 Pp. 221-223 #1-23, 29-30 \ Pp. 221-224 #1-3, 7-16, 24-28, 31-39

44 6-3 Pp. 226-228 #1-28 \ Pp. 226-229 #1-18, 29-45

45 6-4 Pp. 232-234 #1-27 \ Pp. 232-235 #1-7, 13-16, 34-35, 45-50

46 6-5 Pp. 238-239 #1-30 \ Pp. 238-240 #1-18, 31-45

47 6-6 Pp. 245-247 #1-30 \ Pp. 245-248 #1-17, 31-40, 51-54

48 6-R Pp. 250-252 #1-28 \ Pp. 250-254 #1-5, 20-24, 29-32, 43-53,55

49 AR Page 256 #1-20 \ Page 256 #1-20

50 7-1 Pp. 260-262 #1-36 \ Pp. 260-263 #1-15, 28-55

51 7-2 Pp. 267-269 #1-23, 31-41 \ Pp. 267-269 #1-3, 10-30, 42-50

52 7-3 Pp. 272-273 #1-30 \ Pp. 272-275 #1-21, 31-32, 36-46

53 7-4 Pp. 277-280 #1-25, 40-46 \ Pp. 277-280 #1-18, 26-39, 47-48

54 7-5 Pp. 282-284 #1-33 \ Pp. 282-285 #1-7, 16-33, 43-52

55 7-6 Pp. 288-289 #1-26 \ Pp. 288-290 #1-15, 27-41

56 7-R Pp. 292-294 #1-35 \ Pp. 292-295 #9-16, 36-58

57 AR Page 296 #1-32 \ Page 296 #1-32

58 8-1 Pp. 300-303 #1-24, 47-49 \ Pp. 300-304 #1-7, 22-41, 47-58

59 8-2 Pp. 308-309 #1-25 \ Pp. 308-310 #1-5, 21-39

60 8-3 Pp. 314-315 #1-20, 26-32 \ Pp. 314-316 #1-13, 26-40

61 8-4 Pp. 321-322 #1-28 \ Pp. 321-324 #1-11, 29-51

62 8-R Pp. 325-327 #1-27 \ Pp. 325-329 #1-6, 19-22, 28-33, 44-50

63 MR Pp. 330-331 #1-39 \ Pp. 333-335 #72-102

64 MR Pp. 331-333 #40-71 \ Pp. 335-336 #103-125

 

 

Second Semester

1 9-1 Pp. 340-341 #1-34 \ Pp. 340-342 #1-6, 13-19, 25-45

2 9-2 Pp. 345-348 #1-21, 30-35 \ Pp. 345-348 #1-10, 28-46

3 9-3 Pp. 353-355 #1-28 \ Pp. 353-357 #1-14, 29-34, 46-54

4 9-4 Pp. 360-362 #1-24, 30-36 \ Pp. 360-364 #1-16, 30-36, 43-53

5 9-5 Pp. 367-368 #1-22 \ Pp. 367-368 #1-32

6 9-5 Pp. 368-369 #23-40 \ Pp. 368-370 #33-51

7 9-R Pp. 371-373 #1-32 \ Pp. 371-375 #1-7, 27-38, 41-52

8 AR Page 376 #1-15 \ Page 376 #1-15

9 10-1 Pp. 380-384 #1-26, 48-52 \ Pp. 380-384 #1-8, 27-40, 48-52

10 10-2 Pp. 387-389 #1-23 \ Pp. 387-391 #9-23, 35-40, 48-51

11 10-3 Pp. 394-396 #1-21, 29-33 \ Pp. 394-397 #1-6, 18-25, 29-33, 41-48

12 10-4 Pp. 401-403 #1-24 \ Pp. 401-403 #1-30

13 10-4 Pp. 403-405 #25-36, 43-47 \ Pp. 404-405 #31-48

14 10-5 Pp. 409-411 #1-24, 35-39 \ Pp. 409-412 #1-18, 31-50

15 10-6 Pp. 416-417 #1-31 \ Pp. 417-419 #25-55

16 10-R Pp. 421-423 #1-28, 39 \ Pp. 421-424 #1-4, 11-14, 34-50

17 AR Page 425 #1-10 \ Page 425 #1-10

18 AR Page 426 #1-25 odd \ Page 426 #1-25 odd

19 11-1 Pp. 430-432 #1-31, 48-51 \ Pp. 430-432 #1-19, 31-37, 46-51

20 11-2 Pp. 436-437 #1-30 \ Pp. 436-439 #1-6, 18-36, 47-52

21 11-3 Pp. 443-445 #1-31 \ Pp. 443-447 #1-22, 38-52

22 11-4 Pp. 450-452 #1-21, 29-34, 39-43 \ Pp. 450-453 #1-9, 29-34, 44-47, 55-58

23 11-5 Pp. 456-458 #1-28, 36-40 \ Pp. 456-460 #7-12, 23-28, 43-46, 54-60

24 11-6 Pp. 463-465 #1-35 \ Pp. 463-467 #1-10, 17-22, 52-67

25 11-7 Pp. 471-472 #1-13, 15, 16 \ Pp. 471-472 #1-12, 15, 18-24

26 11-7 Pp. 471-473 #14, 17-24, 31-36 \ Pp. 473-474 #25-30, 34-49

27 11-R Pp. 476-477 #1-22, 29-34 \ Pp. 476-480 #1-10, 15-20, 42-47,54-55,61-64

28 AR Page 482 #1-20 \ Page 482 #1-10, 21-30

29 12-1 Pp. 486-489 #1-29, 37-39 \ Pp. 487-490 #16-39, 43-47

30 12-2 Pp. 493-495 #1-28, 35-38 \ Pp. 493-495 #8-23, 29-45

31 12-3 Pp. 500-502 #1-29, 40-42 \ Pp. 500-503 #8-13, 30-36, 40-43, 45

32 12-4 Pp. 506-508 #1-25, 33-34 \ Pp. 506-509 #6-25, 33-34, 43-47, 55-58

33 12-5 Pp. 512-513 #1-32 \ Pp. 512-514 #1-16, 27-48

34 12-6 Pp. 517-519 #1-27 \ Pp. 517-521 #1-10, 18-21, 28-37, 53

35 12-R Pp. 523-525 #1-26, 39-44 \ Pp. 523-526 #9-16, 32-50, 55-62

36 AR Page 528 #1-23 odd \ Page 528 #1-23 odd

37 13-1 Pp. 532-534 #1-21, 26-32 \ Pp. 532-535 #15-25, 41-53

38 13-2 Pp. 538-539 #1-29, 31 \ Pp. 538-540 #1-2, 13-17, 29, 31-41

39 13-3 Pp. 544-545 #1-30 \ Pp. 544-546 #1-8, 27-58

40 13-4 Pp. 550-551 #1-31 \ Pp. 550-552 #1-19, 32-46

41 13-5 Pp. 557-559 #1-14, 21-27, 34-36 \ Pp. 557-559 #1-9, 25-33, 37-47

42 13-6 Pp. 562-563 #1-34 \ Pp. 562-564 #6-42

43 13-R Pp. 566-569 #1-27, 50 \ Pp. 567-570 #14-22, 36-46, 51-59

44 14-1 Pp. 574-576 #1-28 \ Pp. 574-577 #1-17, 29-32, 44-50

45 14-2 Pp. 581-582 #1-32 \ Pp. 581-584 #1-9, 33-58

46 14-3 Pp. 587-588 #1-28 \ Pp. 587-589 #1-7, 20-40

47 14-4 Pp. 593-595 #1-25, 28-34 \ Pp. 593-597 #1-6, 15-18, 35-42, 52-63

48 14-5 Pp. 600-602 #1-21, 31-36 \ Pp. 600-604 #1-5, 17-24, 31-38, 47-52

49 14-6 Pp. 606-609 #1-25, 34-40 \ Pp. 606-610 #5-14, 26-40, 47-56

50 14-R Pp. 612-614 #1-31 \ Pp. 612-616 #4-17, 21-22, 32-43, 50-54

51 15-1 Pp. 620-622 #1-30 \ Pp. 620-623 #1-12, 24-43

52 15-2 Pp. 630-631 #1-31 \ Pp. 630-632 #9-19, 29-47

53 15-3 Pp. 635-637 #1-28 \ Pp. 635-638 #4-15, 29-37, 42-49

54 15-4 Pp. 642-644 #1-15, 26-37 \ Pp. 642-646 #10-15, 29-46, 50-53, 61-62

55 15-5 Pp. 649-650 #1-26 \ Pp. 649-651 #1-12, 18-32

56 15-6 Pp. 656-658 #1-31 \ Pp. 656-660 #10-18, 32-35, 42-62

57 15-7 Pp. 665-667 #1-27 \ Pp. 665-669 #1-6, 19-31, 44-49

58 15-8 Pp. 672-676 #1-28, 57-60 \ Pp. 672-676 #1-18, 44-50, 57-60

59 15-9 Pp. 678-680 #1-36 \ Pp. 678-681 #1-11, 20-46

60 15-R Pp. 684-687 #1-24, 46-48 \ Pp. 684-687 #1-6, 20-24, 32-42, 49-56

61 16-1 Pp. 692-694 #1-28, 41-43 \ Pp. 692-695 #1-30, 41-50

62 16-2 Pp. 698-700 #1-28, 31-35 \ Pp. 698-700 #7-28, 31-41

63 16-3 Pp. 704-705 #1-34 \ Pp. 704-706 #1-40

64 16-4 Pp. 709-710 #1-30 \ Pp. 709-711 #1-30, 33-34

65 16-R Pp. 714-717 #1-24, 42-43 \ Pp. 714-717 #1-24, 31-35, 42-43

66 FR Pp. 718-720 #1-46 \ Pp. 718-721 #10-24, 27-46, 51-63

67 FR Pp. 720-722 #47-82 \ Pp. 721-724 #64-101

68 FR Pp. 723-726 #83-101, 134-140 \ Pp. 724-726 #102-140

Edited October 20, 2009 by EKS

[Jann in TX]

If you are teaching then the problems you assign will be dependent on your lesson. The problem numbers the other poster gave went along with the lecture that Jacobs gave his students. He worked certain problems out with his students (not listed on the assignment sheet). So be cautious with assignment sheets like this.

 

A student who is working this program independently will need to do MORE problems than just the ones on that list--if they want to pass/understand the course.

 

I'm teaching from Jacobs 3e this year. For my students Set I problems are optional because I cover that material in my lectures. I assign ALL of the Set II problems and occasionally Set III. I've also supplemented with additional worksheets that I have created.

 

Unlike many programs you can't get away with working just the ODDS--- Jacob's problems come in 'chunks'... you need to work #22 if you want to work #23...

[langfam]

Jann,

Could I work through Set I with him, then assign Set II?

Is Set III harder and used for honors students?

Thanks.

[Jann in TX]

In my classes I will either work through Set 1 problems with the class or work out similar problems. Set III is more of a challenge problem--no concept that will be tested (think brain teasers). Some Set III I assign to 'try' and others I ignore.

[langfam]

We've done 3 lessons so far. We enjoyed making the pyramid today. Is it going to continue to be this fun? I finally realize that the student learns by doing the problems. I've had this textbook on my shelf all these years and never got it till now. :tongue_smilie: