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Everyday MathGrade 4 – Lesson 1.5
Polygons
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Lesson Components:Part 1: Math Boxes 1.5 Page 11Part 2: Geometry ReviewPart 3: PowerPoint LessonPart 4: Turning Point QuizPart 5: Math Journal Page 10Part 6: Polygon Poster
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Math Boxes Lesson 1.5
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Math Box 1:
100Th
10Th Th H T O
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Math Box 2:
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Math Box 3:
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Math Box 4:
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Math Box 5:
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Math Box 6:
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GEOMETRYREVIEW
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Name the FigurePoint
BA
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Name the FigureLine Segment
A B C
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Name the FigureLine
BA
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Name the FigureRay
A
BC
Name the Angle
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Right Angle
90 degrees
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Name the AngleAcute Angle
Less than 90 degrees
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Name the AngleObtuse Angle
Greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees
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Name the AngleStraight Angle
180 degrees
Name the Triangle
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Right Triangle
Name the Triangle
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Isosceles Triangle
Name the Triangle
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Equilateral Triangle
Name the Triangles
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Scalene Triangle
Name the Quadrangle
4
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Rectangle
Name the Quadrangle
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Square
Name the Quadrangle
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Rhombus
Name the Quadrangle
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Trapezoid
Name the Quadrangle
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Kite
What kind of lines are these?
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Parallel Lines
• These are all parallelograms:
Parallelograms
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rectangle rhombus parallelogram square
• These are not parallelograms:
Not Parallelograms
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kite trapezoid
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Lesson 1.5Skill: Polygons
Part 1: What is a polygon?
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Video:http://www.brainpop.com/math/geometryandmeasurement/polygons/
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x A polygon is a flat, closed figure with _____ or
more sides.
A polygon is a flat, closed figure with _____ or
more sides.
Polygons Not Polygons
Polygons
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Practice 1: Is it a polygon?A.
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B.
Yes or No
Practice 2: Is it a polygon?C.
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D.
Yes or No
Practice 3: Is it a polygon?E.
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F.
Yes or No
Practice 4: Is it a polygon?G.
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H.
Yes or No
Part 2: Special Polygons
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• A triangle has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.
• Hint: A vertex is where two lines meet. An angle is the space between the intersection of the two lines.
Triangle
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Circle all of the Triangles (6)
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• A rectangle has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.
Rectangle
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Circle all of the Rectangles (5)
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• A square has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.
Square
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Circle all of the Squares (5)
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• A pentagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.
Pentagon
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Circle all of the Pentagons (5)
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• A hexagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.
Hexagon
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Circle all of the Hexagons (5)
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• A heptagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.
Heptagon
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Circle all of the Heptagons (5)
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• A octagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.
Octagon
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Circle all of the Octagons (4)
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• A nonagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.
Nonagon
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Circle all of the Nonagons (3)
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• A decagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.
Decagon
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Circle all of the Decagons (3)
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Part 3: Match the Polygons
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Pentagon
Decagon
Heptagon
Match the Polygons 1
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Square
Octagon
Nonagon
Match the Polygons 2
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Hexagon
Rectangle
Triangle
Match the Polygons 3
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Part 4: Convex and Concave Polgons
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• A convex polygon is a polygon in which all sides are pushed outward.
• A concave polygon is a polygon in which at least two sides are pushed in.
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Convex Polygons
Practice 1: Is it convex or concave?A.
Convex or Concave
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B.
Convex or Concave
Practice 2: Is it convex or concave?C.
Convex or Concave
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D.
Convex or Concave
Practice 3: Is it convex or concave?E.
Convex or Concave
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F.
Convex or Concave
Practice 4: Is it convex or concave?G.
Convex or Concave
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H.
Convex or Concave
Part 5: Turning Point Quiz
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Name the Polygon:
Deca
gon
Hepta
gon
Triangle
0% 0%0%
1. Decagon2. Heptagon3. Triangle
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Name the Polygon:
Hexa
gon
Pentagon
Hepta
gon
0% 0%0%
1. Hexagon2. Pentagon3. Heptagon
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Name the Polygon:
Octa
gon
Nonagon
Deca
gon
0% 0%0%
1. Octagon2. Nonagon3. Decagon
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Name the Polygon:
Square
Rectangle
Triangle
0% 0%0%
1. Square2. Rectangle3. Triangle
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Name the Polygon:
Octa
gon
Square
Hepta
gon
33% 33%33%
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1. Octagon2. Square3. Heptagon
4
Name the Polygon:
Hexa
gon
Pentagon
Nonagon
0% 0%0%
1. Hexagon2. Pentagon3. Nonagon
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Name the Polygon:
recta
ngle
square
decago
n
33% 33%33%
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1. rectangle2. square3. decagon
4
Name the Polygon:
Hexa
gon
Hepta
gon
Octa
gon
0% 0%0%
1. Hexagon2. Heptagon3. Octagon
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Name the Polygon:
Nonagon
Pentagon
Deca
gon
0% 0%0%
1. Nonagon2. Pentagon3. Decagon
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Is it Convex or Concave?
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1. Convex2. Concave
Is it Convex or Concave?
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1. Convex2. Concave
Is it Convex or Concave?
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1. Convex2. Concave
Is it Convex or Concave?
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1. Convex2. Concave
Is it Convex or Concave?
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Convex
Concave
50%50%1. Convex2. Concave
Is it Convex or Concave?
Convex
Concave
50%50%
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1. Convex2. Concave
Is it Convex or Concave?
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Convex
Concave
50%50%1. Convex2. Concave
Is it Convex or Concave?
Convex
Concave
50%50%
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1. Convex2. Concave
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How did you do?
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CLASSWORK/HOMEWORKEveryday Math Journal Page: 10
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HOMEWORK
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HOMEWORK
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HOMEWORK
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CLASSWORK/HOMEWORKPoster Showing Types of Polygons
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Polygons
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9 squarenonagon decagon
octagon
heptagon
triangle
rectangle
hexagon
pentagon
9
5
38
10
6
74
4
Polygons
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5
38
10
6
7 4
4
Poster Showing Convex and Concave
Convex Concave
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