Exploring Shapes and Their Attributes
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Exploring Shapes and Their Attributes

Grade 4 Mathematics Understanding Polygons and Their Properties

Learning Objectives - I Can Statements
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Learning Objectives - I Can Statements

I can identify and name different polygons I can describe the attributes of shapes using math vocabulary I can explain what makes shapes similar or different I can draw shapes with specific attributes

Success Criteria
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Success Criteria

I can correctly name triangles, rectangles, pentagons, and hexagons I can count sides and angles accurately I can use vocabulary words like parallel, quadrilateral, and attribute I can explain my reasoning when describing shapes

What Do You Already Know?
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What Do You Already Know?

Turn and talk to your partner: What shapes do you see around our classroom? What do you notice about these shapes?

Key Vocabulary: Attribute
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Key Vocabulary: Attribute

Attribute: A special feature or quality of a shape Examples: number of sides, number of angles, parallel lines Every shape has different attributes that make it unique

Shape Detective Activity
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Shape Detective Activity

Look at the triangle on the screen Count the sides with your finger Count the angles What attributes do you notice?

Rectangle Investigation
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Rectangle Investigation

Look at this rectangle How many sides does it have? How many right angles can you find? What do you notice about opposite sides?

Key Vocabulary: Parallel Lines
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Key Vocabulary: Parallel Lines

Parallel: Two lines that stay the same distance apart Parallel lines never meet or touch Look for parallel lines in rectangles and other shapes

Quadrilaterals - The Four-Sided Family
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Quadrilaterals - The Four-Sided Family

Quadrilateral: Any shape with 4 straight sides All rectangles are quadrilaterals All squares are quadrilaterals Parallelograms and rhombi are quadrilaterals too!

Comparing Quadrilaterals
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Comparing Quadrilaterals

{"left":"Rectangle: 4 right angles, opposite sides parallel\nSquare: 4 right angles, all sides equal","right":"Parallelogram: opposite sides parallel\nRhombus: all sides equal, opposite sides parallel"}

Pentagon and Hexagon Hunt
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Pentagon and Hexagon Hunt

Pentagon: 5 sides, 5 angles Hexagon: 6 sides, 6 angles Practice counting sides and angles Can you draw these shapes?

EOG Practice Question
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EOG Practice Question

Draw a quadrilateral with at least one pair of parallel sides Explain your reasoning in words What attributes does your shape have?

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