Geometry / Names and Shapes Mathematics and Millennials – 6th.

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Geometry / Names and Shapes Mathematics and Millennials – 6th

Classify & Categorize The Garden Approach allows much to be learned! Basic Skills of Classify and Categorize are involved! After Classify or Categorize, Order also helps learning! Placing items in a Logical Order supports learning!

Unending ( Infinite ) Not Curved or Broken Single Lines - 1 Horizontal Line Vertical Line

Single Lines - 2 Oblique (+) Line Oblique (-) Line Unending ( Infinite ) Not Curved or Broken

Never Intersect Lines Intersect 90 0 Intersect Once Pairs of Lines Parallel (Perpendicular) Intersecting

Overview of Lines Fundamental Lines of Geometry: Horizontal, Vertical, Oblique(+), Oblique (-) Parallel, Intersecting (Perpendicular) Properties: Infinite and Straight Many Line segments & Half lines (rays) exist!

> Acute > 0 0 Equal to 90 0 Single Angles - 1 Acute Angle Right Angle

> Obtuse > 90 0 Equal to Single Angles - 2 Obtuse Angle Straight Angle

A1 + A2 = 90 0 Two Pairs of A1 + A2 = Adjacent Angles Opposite & Equal Adjacent Angles A1 A2 A1 A2 Pairs of Angles Complementary Vertical Supplementary

Overview of Angles Fundamental Angles of Geometry: Acute, Right, Obtuse, Straight Complementary, Supplementary, Vertical Angles: 0 0 to 180 0, Initial & Terminal Rays Many angles are greater than !

All Sides Equal Two Sides Equal No Sides Equal Sum of Interior Angles * A1 + A2 + A3 = Triangles - 1 Equilateral Isosceles Scalene

All Angles 90 0 Sum of Interior Angles * A1 + A2 + A3 = Triangles - 2 Acute Right Obtuse

Overview of Triangles Fundamental Triangles of Geometry: Triangles by Angles: Acute, Right, Obtuse Triangles by Sides: Equilateral, Isosceles, Scalene 3-Sided & Closed Shapes, Sum of Angles = 0 0 to Many 3 sided shapes exists but not all Triangles!

All Sides Equal Opposite Sides Equal Parallelogram: Opposite Sides & Angles Equal Parallelograms - 1 Square All Angles = 90 0 Rectangle

Opposite Sides Equal Opposite Angles Equal Parallelogram: Opposite Sides & Angles Equal Parallelograms - 2 Rhombus Rhomboid

Top & Bottom Parallel * No Sides Parallel Non-Parallelogram: Sides & Angles Unequal Non-Parallelograms Trapezoid Trapezium

Quadrilaterals Fundamental Quadrilaterals of Geometry: Parallelograms: Square, Rectangle, Rhombus, Rhomboid Non-Parallelograms: Trapezoid and Trapezium 4-Sided & Closed Shapes, Sum of Angles: 0 0 to 360 0, Many Quadrilaterals exist, but, not all Quadrilaterals !

Triangle * Quadrilateral * Pentagon * Hexagon Do you know of any other regular polygons? Regular Polygons Regular Polygon: All Sides & Angles are Equal!

Triangle * Quadrilateral * Pentagon * Hexagon Do you know of any other irregular polygons? Irregular Polygons Irregular Polygon: Sides & Angles are Unequal!

Overview of Polygons Polygons of Geometry: Polygons = Many Angles! Regular: Triangles,Quadrilaterals,Pentagons,Hexagons… Irregular: Triangles,Quadrilaterals,Pentagons,Hexagons… Many-sided & Closed Shapes, Sum of Angles: (n-2), Many Polygons exist, but, not all Polygons!

Circumference * Center * Diameter * Radius Do you know of any other special features of circles? Circles - 1 Special Characteristics of Circles:

Overview of Circles Circles of Geometry: Only (1) Circle many sizes! Basic Parts: Center, Radius, Diameter, Circumference Basic Relationships: D = 2(R) Pi = … Basic Relationships: C = Pi x D or A = Pi x (R) 2 Many size Circles exist, and, many sizes!

Images of 3D have Surface Area and Volume Do you know of any special features of solids? Solids - 1 Sphere Cylinder Cone

Images of 3D have Surface Area and Volume Do you know of any special features of solids? Solids - 2 Cube Prism Pyramid

Overview of Solids Basic 3D Images: Why 3Ds in Plane Geometry? Rounded 3D Images: Sphere, Cylinder, Cone Lateral 3D Images: Cube, Prism Pyramid Classify 3Ds then Order 3Ds in similar arrangement! Many size 3Ds exist, but, only a few categories!

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