'What shapes' diaporamas de présentation

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11.1 Areas of Polygons

11.1 Areas of Polygons. Area of a Square = _______________________ Area of a Rectangel = ____________________ Postulate 18 : ___________________________ _______________________________________. If we are finding the area of a shape we do not know: __________________________________

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The size and shape of the cross-section of the piece of material used For timber, usually a rectangle For steel, vario

A timber and plywood I -beam. What is the 'Section' ?. The size and shape of the cross-section of the piece of material used For timber, usually a rectangle For steel, various formed sections are more efficient For concrete, either rectangular, or often a Tee. 1/28.

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CAN YOU SPOT THE PATTERNS?

CAN YOU SPOT THE PATTERNS?. AND THE SHAPES?. Close up even pyramids can look like other shapes. What shapes are these?. Or these?.

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Symmetry, Tessellations, and transformations!

Symmetry, Tessellations, and transformations! . K . Snyder April , 2010. Symmetry. Symmetry is hard to define in words. Look at this example of LINE SYMMETRY . Symmetry, continued. Practice identifying line symmetry. Draw a line of symmetry. Identify 5 ways each side is the same.

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Henri Rousseau 1844-1910

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What do you think about this style of architecture?

What do you think about this style of architecture?. Where do you usually find this type of building?. What is traditional about these images...and what is not?. Innovative Design or Concrete block?. What shapes have been used within this building?. What is the purpose of these buildings?.

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Architecture

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TANGRAMS

TANGRAMS. History of Tangrams.

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Sculpture - Towers

Lesson 2. Sculpture - Towers. Learning Outcomes. Be able to analyse and research a 3 dimensional problem in art and design Be able to use an integrated approach to 3 dimensional problem solving in art and design. TASK ONE. Assessment Criteria.

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Fractional Parts of a Whole

Fractional Parts of a Whole. By: . What part of this object is colored red? . What part of this object is colored green?. What parts of this figure are shaded red? . What part of this circle is colored yellow?. What part of this figure is NOT shaded green?.

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Lesson Four

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Wayne Thiebaud

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Shapes at Aston Hall

Shapes at Aston Hall. Devised, written and compiled by Ailyse Hancock. Name the shapes!. square. rectangle. triangle. circle. oval. diamond. What shape can you see?. All the sides are the same. . It is a. square!. What is this shape?. It has two long sides. It has two short sides.

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Drawing and Painting Fun (4th)

Drawing and Painting Fun (4th). - Mosaics -. MOSAICS are a very old form of art. They decorate walls and floors. Mosaics are made of small coloured pieces of ceramic, marble, stone or glass. They can show geometric shapes, human figures or animals. Mosaics: decorative patterns.

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Puppets

Puppets Finger Puppets Finger Puppets Hand Puppets Hand Puppets Questions How well has it been made? How has the puppet been put together? What type of fabric has been used? What has been added? Who might the puppet have been made for? About the Puppets

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Career Opportunities in Information Technology Industry

Career Opportunities in Information Technology Industry. Presented by T.N.C.Venkata Rangan for Rotary Club of Central Madras and Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School on 26 th November 2005. What shapes my views?. Bachelor of Engineering, SVCE, Pennalur CMD, Vishwak Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

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7.3 Area of Complex Figures

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