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1 © www.SaveTeachersSundays.com 2013
Carroll diagrams ©

2 A Carroll diagram has 4 sections
Carroll diagrams A Carroll diagram has 4 sections Each row and each column has a title. What are the titles for this Carroll diagram? Has at least one right angle Does NOT have any right angles Quadrilateral NOT a quadrilateral ©

3 Carroll diagrams Where would each of these shapes go in the Carroll diagram? Has at least one right angle Does NOT have any right angles Quadrilateral NOT a quadrilateral ©

4 To access the remaining 6 slides, covering:
explaining right angles in shapes (with examples) explaining quadrilaterals (with examples) explaining regular and irregular shapes (with examples) a Carroll diagram for regular / irregular and right angles explaining different types of triangle visit ©

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