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Write down all you can about this shape On your whiteboards: Write down all you can about this shape Irregular quadrilateral One pair of opposite sides the same length 2 acute angles, 2 obtuse

Write down all you can about this shape On your whiteboards: Write down all you can about this shape Irregular heptagon One pair of parallel sides 1 acute angles, 5 obtuse, 1 reflex.

Write down all you can about this shape On your whiteboards: Write down all you can about this shape Appears to be a regular octagon (how can you check that it is?) All sides the same length All angles the same size 4 lines of reflective symmetry Order 8 rotational symmetry

Look at the cards in front of you. Sort them into two groups, choosing your own criteria.

Write a description of your groups onto the blank group 1 and group 2 cards.

What criteria did you come up with for your two groups?

Now choose a way to sort group 1 into two groups. Write the descriptions of your two new categories on the blank cards for group 3 and group 4 Now sort your group 2 using the criteria for groups 3 and 4

Arrange your card like this: Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Can you draw a new shape that would fit in each quadrant?