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Geometry

Prathomsuksa 4

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Can you guess the shape?

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What shape am I?

I am a flat shape.

I have 1 curved side.I have no corners.

I’m a circle!

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I am a flat shape.I have 3 straight sides.I have 3 corners.

What shape am I?

I’m a triangle!

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I am a pentagon!

I am a flat shape.

I have 5 straight sides.

I have 5 corners.

What shape am I?

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I’m a square!

What shape am I?

I am a flat shape.

I have 4 straight sides.

I have 4 corners.All my sides are the same length.

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WELL DONE

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Vocabulary

geometry

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Vocabulary

shape

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Vocabulary

dimensional

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Vocabulary

breadth

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Modifiers

ModifiersA modifier can be an adjective, an

adverb, or a phrase or clause acting as an adjective or adverb In every case, the basic principle is the same: the modifier adds information to another element in the sentence.

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Adjective Modifier

Adjectives describe nouns by answering one of these three questions:

- What kind is it? - How many are there? - Which one is it?An adjective can be a single word and a phrase.

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Example

• Logical structure

• Mathematical relationship

adjective

adjective

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Right angle

Central point

Solid object

adjective

adjective

adjective

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Geometry

Geometry is the study of angles and triangles, perimeter, area and volume. It differs from algebra in that one develops a logical structure where mathematical relationships are proved and applied.

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Two- dimensional figure

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Geometric shapes: 2 dimensional

A polygon (many sided plane figure) having five sides and five interior angles

pentagon

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Geometric shapes: 2 dimensional

triangle

A three sided plane figure with 2 equal sides

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Geometric shapes: 2 dimensional

square

A four- sided plane figure with four right angles, opposite sides parallel and each side of equal lenght

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Geometric shapes: 2 dimensional

circle

A circle is a two-dimensional shape formed by all points that are one consistent distance or "radius"

from a single central point.

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Three- dimensional figure

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Geometric shapes: 3 dimensional

Cube

A cube is a solid object with 6 square sides of the same size. It has 6 equal, square faces which meet at right-

angles. It has 8 vertices and 12 edges.

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Geometric shapes: 3 dimensional

A solid tube with long straight sides and two equal- sized circular ends.

Cylinder

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Geometric shapes: 3 dimensional

A solid object with 6 rectangular sides. A closed box composed of three pairs of rectangular faced opposite each other and joined at right angles to each other.

Cuboid

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Geometric shapes: 3 dimensional

A tetrahedron is a solid shape which has four vertices, six edges, and four equivalent equilateral triangular faces.

Tetrahedron

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Wonderful Geometric

- Make a group of five people- Send one representative to draw a random

slot in the box- Read the direction and come to get the

geometric sharps in front of the class- Create the picture and name it- Come up with your idea and present by using

song and movement

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Geometric shapes

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