1. Storyboard for BookBuilder
Title of the Book: Why??? Geometric Proofs
Content Area: Math Genre: Grade Level: 9-12
Coach #1
Trish encourages you to “Think for
yourself”
Coach #2
Hali’s Helpful Hint
Coach #3
Alex’s Answer
Coach 1 and 3 are realistic and provide
high school students with someone they
can connect to. Coach 2 shows a
character that might be humorous
and/or relate to specific students.

2. Element: Geometric Proofs and Reasoning
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Why??? Geometric Proofs (Title)
Image: Picture of the Proof of the Pythagorean Theorem
(500x258)
Source
image:
Alt Text for
screenreader:
Source: http://bit.ly/15Uw9d5
Pictorial example of the geometric proofs of the Pythagorean
Theorem by tobo.
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least 14)
When will I actually use this??? (24pt)
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Coach 1 Trish encourages you to “Think for yourself”:
Why do you think Geometric Proofs are important in real life
applications?
Coach 2 Hali’s Helpful Hint:
In what jobs might you use thinking, logic, and reasoning to
create an argument?
Coach 3 Alex’s Answer:
Doctor
Lawyer
Business
etc.
Student
Response
The student will think about jobs and/or situations that require
logical thinking and processing in order to create a valid
argument. They will add to the list of Alex’s answers.

3. Element: Requirements
Page Style
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Size, color
Image: Think (500x333)
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image:
Alt Text for
screenreader:
Source: http://bit.ly/1ckEwWK
Picture of the word think by H. Michael Karshis
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least 14)
What do Geometric Proofs Require? (Bold, 20 pt)
(16 pt)
Logic
Reasoning
Arguments (academic and persuasive)
Justification
Understanding Why
and of course…
THINKING!
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Coach 1 Trish encourages you to “Think for yourself”:
In a job that you described previously, what situation might you
find yourself in that will require you to use logic or make an
argument that you must justify?
Coach 2 Hali’s Helpful Hint:
Lawyer
Doctor
Business
Coach 3 Alex’s Answer:
Lawyer: Building a case
Doctor: Using data and labs to make a diagonsis
Student
Response
The student will create their own situations where they might
be required to think or argue or use logic in a job that they
described on the previous book page.

4. Element: Business
Page Style
Image &
Size, color
Image: Climbing the business ladder (500x375)
Source
image:
Alt Text for
screenreader:
Source: http://bit.ly/1fT9Wpj
Picture of a business man moving higher on pillars by SalFalko.
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Size, color
(font should be at
least 14)
Business (Bold, 20 pt)
(16 pt)
Making decisions (based on logical reasoning and support)
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Coach 1 Trish encourages you to “Think for yourself”:
What is one business decision that might need to be made that
would require logical reasoning and support?
Coach 2 Hali’s Helpful Hint:
Think about a specific business person…now, what kind of
decisions might they have to make on a daily basis?
Coach 3 Alex’s Answer:
Who to hire
What marketing strategy to use
Student
Response
The student will create their own situations where they would
be required to make a business decision based on logical
reasoning and support.

5. Element: Lawyer
Page Style
Image &
Size, color
Image: Scales of Justice (500x375)
Source
image:
Alt Text for
screenreader:
Source: http://bit.ly/1fT9Wpj
Picture of scales of justice, books, and gavel on a desk by srqpix.
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(font should be at
least 14)
Lawyer (Bold, 20 pt)
(16 pt)
Making decisions (based on logical reasoning and support)
How to defend or prosecute someone.
Best method of questioning for a specific witness.
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Coach 1 Trish encourages you to “Think for yourself”:
What is one decision that a lawyer must make that would
require him/her to justify a decision/question/method based
on logical reasoning?
Coach 2 Hali’s Helpful Hint:
Have you ever been in a court room or seen a lawyer work?
What about a TV show or movie?
Coach 3 Alex’s Answer:
Determining how to question a witness based on previous
experience. Is it best to be harsh and direct, or make them trip
over their own words?
Student
Response
The student will determine one example of a decision or
argument that a lawyer might have to defend using logic and
reasoning.

6. Element: Politician
Page Style
Image &
Size, color
Image: Capitol Building (500x375)
Source
image:
Alt Text for
screenreader:
Source: http://bit.ly/17dwuqK
Picture of The Capitol building with an American Flag flying by
CrazyGeorge.
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(font should be at
least 14)
Politics (Bold, 20 pt)
(16 pt)
Making decisions (based on logical reasoning and support)
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Coach 1 Trish encourages you to “Think for yourself”:
What is one decision that a politician might need to make that
would require logical reasoning and support?
Coach 2 Hali’s Helpful Hint:
Think about all the politicians you have heard speak, either in
real life or in an interview on TV. What decisions are they
making?
Coach 3 Alex’s Answer:
What group (lobbyist) to support.
What town/city/state to campaign.
How to spend the government’s money.
Student
Response
The student will pretend that they are a politician and justify
the reason they are supporting a certain group with their vote.

7. Element: Doctor
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Image &
Size, color
Image: Doctor’s Hands(500x333)
Source
image:
Alt Text for
screenreader:
Source: http://bit.ly/17dvyCB
Picture of a doctor holding a stethoscope by Alex E. Proimos.
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(font should be at
least 14)
Doctor (Bold, 20 pt)
(16 pt)
Making a diagnosis (based on logical reasoning and support)
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Coach 1 Trish encourages you to “Think for yourself”:
What is one doctor’s decision that might need to be made that
would require logical reasoning and support?
Coach 2 Hali’s Helpful Hint:
Think about what a doctor’s daily life at work consists of and
what decisions must be made.
Coach 3 Alex’s Answer:
Diagnosis
Action to treat a specific type of diagnosis
Student
Response
The student will discuss one situation (preferable a first-hand
account, but could also be second hand, or TV/movie example)
where a doctor had to use deductive reasoning (logical
reasoning based on patterns, trends, trials, etc) to reach a
conclusion.