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Learning 2-D Figures | 5.G.3 and 5.G.4 On-line

Learning 2-D Figures | 5.G.3 and 5.G.4 On-line preview
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Navigation slide for the geometry PowerPoint: use the arrow keys or your mouse to move to the next slide.
Opening slide explaining presentation navigation
Geometry lesson title slide: 2-Dimensional Figures, with quadrilateral drawings and codes 5.G.3 and 5.G.4.
Title slide introducing two-dimensional figures
Lesson objective slide: define and learn characteristics of a polygon, a quadrilateral, and special quadrilaterals.
Lesson objectives for the geometry presentation
Lesson topic list: polygon, quadrilateral, trapezoid, parallelogram, rectangle, rhombus, and square.
Overview of the seven geometry topics
Polygon comparison slide contrasts examples and nonexamples, asking, 'What differences do you notice?'
Polygon examples and nonexamples for comparison
Polygon explanation slide: closed, two-dimensional figures have line segment sides that do not overlap.
Explanation following the polygon comparison
Polygon definition slide states that a polygon is a closed plane geometric figure with segments for sides.
Formal definition of a polygon
Quadrilateral comparison slide shows examples and nonexamples and asks, 'What differences do you notice?'
Quadrilateral examples and nonexamples to compare
Quadrilateral explanation slide repeats the shape comparison and states that all have 4 sides and are polygons.
Explanation following the quadrilateral comparison
Quadrilateral definition slide: a polygon with 4 sides, followed by a reminder of shared polygon properties.
Formal definition and properties of a quadrilateral
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In this lesson, we will define and learn the polygon characteristics, a quadrilateral, and some special quadrilaterals.

We will look at the following figures:

- Polygon

- Quadrilateral

- Trapezoid

- Parallelogram

- Rectangle

- Rhombus

- Square

Direction: To use this Powerpoint use the arrow keys or your mouse to move to the next slide. This lesson has a lot of information. Please review this presentation several times with your students or kids.

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Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation for the activity and materials.

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