'Dimensional shapes' diaporamas de présentation

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Post-Test Review

Post-Test Review. 6 th Grade. ELEMENTS OF DESIGN are:. Line Shape Color Value Texture Space Form. LINE. A mark made on a surface that has length and direction. LINE. SHAPE. A two-dimensional enclosed area, or object. . SHAPE. GEOMETRIC. ORGANIC. SHAPES.

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A Story of Units

A Story of Units. Module Focus Kindergarten- Module 2. Session Objectives. Draw connections between the progression documents and the careful sequence of mathematical concepts that develop within each module.

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Shapes

Shapes . What are shapes?. Shapes are outline figures, mostly with edges. What are Corners?. Corners are when the sides meet together. Circles. 1 side d shape with no corners. Triangle. 3 sided shape with 3 corners. Square. Squares are 4 sides . Rectangle.

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The Octet Rule: Examples

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Geometry-

3 Dimensional Shapes Solid Figures Objective: Identify the attributes and names of solid figures G.I.A.3 Identify and describe attributes of three-dimensional shapes including prisms, pyramids, spheres, cones, and cylinders using appropriate vocabulary.

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Principal Component Analysis

Principal Component Analysis. Tanya and Caroline. Overview . Basic function is to condense data PCA is used when several underlying factors shape the data Differences in geology between two areas Unlike Bray-Curtis ordination, PCA is objective

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3 rd Grade Curriculum Night

3 rd Grade Curriculum Night. Be Safe Be Respectful Be Responsible. Writing. 3 Main types Argument writing, or persuasive writing Informational Writing Narrative Writing Writing occurs daily, and in every subject

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Math Preparation of Teachers

Math Preparation of Teachers.

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An introduction to shapes

An introduction to shapes. What is a shape? In Visio, the definition is much broader than you might think. . Yes, you can use basic shapes like rectangles and diamonds for a flowchart. But you can also use very detailed shapes.

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Lesson Twenty

Lesson Twenty. Integrated Concepts Mathematics: geometry Visual Art: texture, shape, line, space Language Arts: setting, descriptive language, oral language. Imagine that you are actually standing on this street looking at these houses. What do you notice?

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Students identify congruent shapes. Congruent shapes are the same size and same shape.

Students identify congruent shapes. Congruent shapes are the same size and same shape. Students solve problems by first solving a simpler problem. 3 rd Graders identify lines of symmetry in symmetric shapes. Students create shapes with one or more lines of symmetry. .

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Origami

Origami. When you hear origami what do you think of?. What is Origami?. Folding of paper to make three-dimensional shapes. Have you made any origami objects ? What are some objects you have seen made??. Where was origami developed?.

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1 st Grade Attributes of 3-D Shapes

1 st Grade Attributes of 3-D Shapes. Activities to use with your students. 1 st Grade Common Core Geometry Domain. Reason with shapes and their attributes.

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1 st Grade Attributes of 3-D Shapes

1 st Grade Attributes of 3-D Shapes. Activities to use with your students. 1 st Grade Common Core Geometry Domain. Reason with shapes and their attributes.

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1 st 9 weeks math benchmark October 2nd

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Three dimensional shapes that are ideal for packing and stacking

Three dimensional shapes that are ideal for packing and stacking. By Daniel Nisyrios. Cubes. Yes, cubes tessellate. This is because all sides are e qual . . Triangles. Yes, some 3D triangles t essellate such as equilateral and right angled triangles, but

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Types of Solid

Types of Solid. Cube =All faces equal all corners right angles Rectangual Prism also called a cuboid. More Prisms. Prisms are 3 dimensional shapes that have a constant cross-sectional area. Pentagonal-based prism. Triangular-based prism. Cylinder. Circular-based prism.

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