Lesson 1: Basic Geometry
Lesson 1: Basic Geometry
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Watch this video and copy the notes to your Mathematics book. Draw all the shapes.
Watch this video and copy the notes to your Mathematics book. Draw all the shapes.
Basic Geometry - Google Slides.webmWatch this video to learn more about basic geometric shapes.
Watch this video to learn more about basic geometric shapes.
Follow the link below. You can play this game as many times as you like.
Follow the link below. You can play this game as many times as you like.
Complete this worksheet in your book.
Lesson 2: Naming Angles
Lesson 2: Naming Angles
Watch the video below.
Watch the video below.
Write the notes below. Draw the clock and angle shown.
Write the notes below. Draw the clock and angle shown.
An angle is formed when two or more rays meet at the same endpoint, just like the long hand and short hand of a clock.
Ray EF and Ray ED both meet at point E. Point E is the endpoint that they both share. This common endpoint is also called a vertex.
The space between both rays is the amount of turn one ray takes while moving away from the other. This amount of turn is measured in degrees.
When naming an angle, all three points are used but the vertex must be in the middle. The shape above is Angle DEF or Angle FED. Notice that the E is in the middle. Instead of writing the word angle, we can use the ∠ symbol for short.
∠KEF or ∠FEK
Draw and name each angle below in your book. Next, write their names on the form.
Draw and name each angle below in your book. Next, write their names on the form.
Lesson 3: Types of Angles
Lesson 3: Types of Angles
Lesson 3: Types of Angles
Lesson 3: Types of Angles
Watch the video below.
Watch the video below.
Write the notes below. Draw the angles shown.
Write the notes below. Draw the angles shown.
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GAMES - Click a button to play a game.
QUIZZES
QUIZZES
Lesson 4: Types ofLines
Lesson 4: Types ofLines
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