Conditional Statements – If Then Statements – Converse Inverse Contrapositive

Description

This geometry lesson covers all the essentials, including conditional statements, hypotheses, conclusions, counterexamples, biconditionals, and the three related conditionals: converse, inverse, and contrapositive. The lesson starts with notes on these key terms. After practicing writing conditionals, students explore the “If p, then q” statement to grasp the concept of converse, inverse, and contrapositive.

To assess comprehension, students engage in a writing activity where they explain the distinctions between the original conditional and the related ones. The interactive segment involves cutting out words to construct various types of statements, perfect for their interactive notebooks. The lesson further includes a practice page and a customizable quiz using the included PowerPoint. Make geometry engaging and interactive for your students with this comprehensive resource!

This resource is also in my Geometry Curriculum

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