1. 5TH GRADE MATH – MRS. SALEGO and Mrs. Owens
Geometry
Classifying Quadrilaterals
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Objective and Standards:
5.G G.4 Geometry
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3. Weekly USA Test Prep Homework:
Please Log Into USATestPrep.com to complete this week’s math assignment on TRIANGLES.
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Due by FRIDAY 10/5/18

4. Objectives
To identify any quadrilateral, by name, as specifically as you can, based on its characteristics

5. Identify Quadrilaterals
Week of: 10/1/18 – 10/5/18
Skills Overview
Polygon Review
Identify Quadrilaterals
Classify Quadrilaterals based on sides and angles
Copyright © 2013 by Monica Yuskaitis 5

6. Learning Target Standard: Better understand the world around me.
Learning about quadrilaterals. .
Learning Target
Better understand the world around me.
I can identify and classify quadrilaterals based on their properties.
5.G.3 / 5.G.4
Standard:

7. Polygons
A polygon is a closed figure whose sides are made up of straight line segments that do not cross.

8. Naming Polygons

9. See What You Know…

11. http://safeYouTube. net/w/GV9e

12. Quadrilateral
a quadrilateral is a polygon with 4 sides.

14. Specific Quadrilaterals
There are several specific types of quadrilaterals. They are classified based on their sides or angles.

15. BRAIN BREAK… if you could eat one of these types of quadrilateral shaped food which would you pick??? Put a symbol over your favorite.

16. A quadrilateral simply has 4 sides – no other special requirements.

17. Examples of Quadrilaterals

20. A parallelogram has two pairs of parallel sides.

21. Parallelogram Two pairs of parallel sides
opposite sides are actually congruent.

22. A rhombus is a parallelogram that has four congruent sides.

23. Rhombus
Still has two pairs of parallel sides; with opposite sides congruent.
4 in.
4 in.
4 in.
4 in.

24. A rectangle has four right angles.

25. Rectangle
Still has two pairs of parallel sides; with opposite sides congruent.
Has four right angles

26. A square is a specific case of both a rhombus AND a rectangle, having four right angles and 4 congruent sides.

27. Square Still has two pairs of parallel sides. Has four congruent sides
Has four right angles

28. A trapezoid has only one pair of parallel sides.

29. An isosceles trapezoid is a trapeziod with the non-parallel sides congruent.

30. (Each of these examples shown has top and bottom sides parallel.)
Trapezoid
has one pair of parallel sides.
trapezoids
Isosceles trapezoid
(Each of these examples shown has top and bottom sides parallel.)

31. An kite is a quadrilateral with NO parallel sides but 2 pairs of adjacent congruent sides.

32. Example of a Kite
4 in.
2 in.
2 in.
4 in.

33. In your breakout room…

34. Day 2

35. Parallelogram Two sets of parallel sides
Opposite sides have the same measure

36. Rectangles: Four 90 degree angles A type of parallelogram
Two sets of parallel sides
Opposite sides have the same measure

37. Squares A type of Rectangle Four 90 degree angles
Two sets of parallel sides
All sides have the same measure

38. Rhombus A type of Parallelogram Two sets of parallel sides
All sides have the same measure
Opposite angles are the same

39. Trapezoid
A type of Quadrilateral
Only one set of parallel sides.

40. Kite A type of Quadrilateral
Two pairs of equal sides that are adjacent.

42. Exit Question:

43. Day 4

44. Quadrilaterals

45. A Parade of Four-Sided Polygons Created By: 2BrokeTeachers
Quadrilaterals:
A Parade of Four-Sided Polygons
Created By: 2BrokeTeachers

46. Quadrilaterals
There are many different types of quadrilaterals. We identify quadrilaterals using their sides and angles.
Side
Angle

47. Let’s Review…
All polygons are made up of line segments and angles. The line segments that create quadrilaterals will be parallel, perpendicular, OR intersecting.
The adjacent sides of this quadrilateral are perpendicular.
The adjacent sides of this quadrilateral are intersecting.
The opposite sides of this quadrilateral are parallel.

48. Let’s Review…
The angles that make up polygons will be right angles, acute angles, or obtuse angles.
The angle that makes up this vertex of this quadrilateral is acute.
The angle that makes up the vertex of this quadrilateral is obtuse.
The angle that makes up this vertex of this quadrilateral is right.

49. Squares
A square is a quadrilateral that has four equal sides and four right angles.
This square has four right angles and all four sides are congruent (the same length). How many pairs or sets of parallel sides do you see?

50. Rectangles
A rectangle is a quadrilateral that has two pairs of parallel sides that are equal and four right angles.
This rectangle has four right angles and two pairs of parallel sides that are congruent. If all four sides were equal, would this shape still be a rectangle?

51. Rhombuses
A rhombus is a quadrilateral that has four equal sides and two pairs of parallel sides.
This rhombus has four congruent sides and two pairs of parallel sides. Can a square be a rhombus?

52. A trapezoid is a quadrilateral that has one pair of parallel sides.
Trapezoids
A trapezoid is a quadrilateral that has one pair of parallel sides.
This trapezoid has one pair of parallel sides. Can you identify which two sides are parallel? Do trapezoids have to have sides that are congruent?

53. parallelograms
A parallelogram is a quadrilateral that has two pair of parallel sides.
This parallelogram has two pairs of parallel sides. Can you draw a parallelogram that looks different than this one?

54. Quadrilaterals
With your newly found knowledge, you will be able to identify quadrilaterals everywhere! Try it out on these!

61. Day 4

63. True or False? Use the Diagram to Help A square is a type of rectangle
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

64. A.) always B.) sometimes C.) never
Fill in the sentence, use the diagram to help you. A rectangle is _______ a square
A.) always
B.) sometimes
C.) never

65. True or False? Use the Diagram to Help A Rhombus is sometimes a trapezoid.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

66. A trapezoid is a parallelogram
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

67. A rhombus and a square are types of parallelograms
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

68. Breakout Room Exit Ticket
Draw a line to match the name with the quadrilateral

69. https://kahoot.it/ PIN # ____________
PIN # ____________ 69

70. Quadrilateral Crime Scene

71. Hello there detectives. My name is Ollie the Octagon
Hello there detectives! My name is Ollie the Octagon. Number 1 detective here at the Polygon Police Academy. We have had quite a few crimes happening in Los Angle-ous lately. Do you think that you detectives could use your great inferencing skills to help me figure out which polygons committed these awful crimes?

72. First you need to make sure you have your handy-
dandy detective notebook to write down clues!
What is a polygon?
How would you classify a quadrilateral?
Name some quadrilaterals that you are familiar with.

73. Trapezoid Parallelogram Rhombus Rectangle Square
Let's write down everything we remember about quadrilaterals in our detective book!
Trapezoid
Parallelogram
Rhombus
Rectangle
Square

74. Crime #1
A piano has been stolen from the "Hexagon Hall of Fame". We have a few clues about the suspect. Do you think you could help us figure out who stole the piano? (Write the clues down in your detective book)

75. Crime # 1 This polygon has 4 sides
This polygon has two sets of parallel sides.
This polygon has two acute/two obtuse angles.
This polygon has four congruent sides.

76. WHODUNNIT? Crime #1: Rihanna Rhombus
(use the magnifying glass to find the answer)

77. Crime #2
Oh no! Someone has stolen Ricky Rectangle's lucky bat 
​from the Amazing Angles stadium. Who could've done it? 
​Let's take a look at the clues we have about this sneaky 
​quadrilateral. (Write the clues down in your detective 
​book)

78. Crime # 2 has 4 sides two acute/two obtuse angles.
one set of parallel sides.

79. WHODUNNIT? Crime #2: Terry ​Trapezoid
(use the magnifying glass to find the answer)

80. Crime #3
What!? A double hexa-cide! Detectives, I hope you have 
​your thinking caps on. Do you think you can figure out 
​which TWO polygons commited this crime?

81. Crime # 3 has 4 sides two sets of parallel sides.
opposite sides are congruent

82. WHODUNNIT? Crime #3: Ricky ​Rectangle Perla ​Parallelogram
(use the magnifying glass to find the answer)

83. Crime #4
Just got in a call from the station. Apparently there's been 
​a new crime! Some little pip-squeak has been drawing 
​graffiti all over Congruent Court. Use the clues to help me 
​find this guy!

84. Crime # 4 has 4 sides two sets of parallel sides.
all side are congruent
has 4 right angles

85. WHODUNNIT? Crime #4: Steven ​Square
(use the magnifying glass to find the answer)

86. Crime #5
Final crime for the day guys. Someone has hacked into 
​the geometric government data base and is trying to 
​officially make a circle a polygon!!! We need to catch this 
​criminal before things get crazy.

87. Crime # 5
has 4 sides
two sets of parallel sides.

88. WHODUNNIT? Crime #5: Steven ​Square Ricky ​Rectangle
Perla 
​Parallelogram
Rihanna 
​Rhombus
(use the magnifying glass to find the answer)

89. Thanks. You guys have been a HUGE help
Thanks! You guys have been a HUGE help! The city of Los 
​Angle-ous really appreciates all of your hard work. Please 
​come back and help at any time.

90. Practice Pages

93.
PIN # ____________ 93

94. It’s A Wrap... Monday 9/10/18 WE LEARNED SO MUCH TODAY! WE…
REVIEWED PLACE VALUE
LEARNED NUMBER FORMS
EXPLORED BASES AND EXPONENTS
INVESTIGATED POWERS OF 10 94
Monday 9/10/18

95. EXIT TICKET
SOLVE THE FOLLOWING EXPRESSION IN STANDARD FORM. SEND ME YOUR ANSWER IN A PRIVATE CHAT MESSAGE. 5 3
Monday 9/10/18

96. STRIDE IT’S TIME FOR….. 20 MIN – NO DISTRACTIONS….
REMEMBER, I WILL BE WATCHING YOU WHILE YOU ARE WORKING ON YOUR PROBLEMS!
YOU MUST WORK IN STRIDE UNTIL YOUR CLASS TIME IS OVER.
GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN!
GOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! 96

97. YOU’RE SO SMART! 97

98. EXIT TICKET
HOW WOULD YOU WRITE THE FOLLOWING NUMBER IN EXPONENTIAL FORM? SEND ME YOUR ANSWER IN A PRIVATE CHAT MESSAGE. 10,000,000
Wednesday 9/12/18