Let’s review our lessons so far!. Our Standards Maryland VSC Standard –2.A.1.b Identify and describe polygons –2.A.1.c Identify and describe quadrilaterals.

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Let’s review our lessons so far!

Our Standards Maryland VSC Standard –2.A.1.b Identify and describe polygons –2.A.1.c Identify and describe quadrilaterals –2.B.1.a Identify and describe cubes, rectangular prisms, and triangular prisms Maryland Technology Literacy Student Standard (MTLSS) –3.A.1.a Use technology tools, including software and hardware, from a range of teacher-selected options to learn new content or reinforce skills

What is a polygon? 1.An open figure with straight sides. 2.A closed figure with at least one curved side. 3.A closed figure with all straight sides

What is the name of this polygon? 1.hexagon 2.octagon 3.pentagon

How about this one? 1.octagon 2.hexagon 3.pentagon

…and this one? 1.hexagon 2.octagon 3.quadrilateral

What is the name of this polygon?... 1.Quadrilateral 2.Pentagon 3.Triangle

A polygon with six sides is called a hexagon. 1.True 2.False

A polygon with 5 vertices is called a quadrilateral. 1.True 2.False

A three-sided polygon is called a triangle. 1.True 2.False

An octagon always has 8 equal sides. 1.True 2.False

Now let’s move onto special Quadrilaterals!!! So just what is a quadrilateral?  any four sided polygon!!

The name of this quadrilateral is… 1.Trapezoid 2.Rectangle 3.Rhombus

The name of this one is? 1.Square 2.Rhombus 3.Trapezoid

A square can also be called a _______. 1.Rhombus 2.Rectangle 3.Parallelogram 4.All of the above

A quadrilateral with only one set of parallel sides is a … 1.Parallelogram 2.Trapezoid 3.Rectangle

Now let’s see if you can remember the names of the 3-D objects!

What is the name of this figure? 1.Cube 2.Rectangular Prism 3.Pyramid

How about this one? 1.Square 2.Rectangular Prism 3.Cube

And this one?... 1.Cube 2.Cone 3.Sphere

And the final one? 1.Cone 2.Cube 3.Cylinder

Now let’s check your scores.