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Lesson 6: Let’s identify 3D shapes

Students will identify 3D shapes and describe their properties.

Lesson 5: Let’s identify properties of 2D shapes

Students will name shapes and identify the shape’s properties.

Lesson 4: Let’s draw angles

Students will use protractors to draw angles in a game called, Slice of Pie.

Lesson 3: Let’s calculate angles

Students will learn how to use angle measurements to calculate the measurement unmarked angles.

Lesson 2: Let’s measure angles

Students will use their knowledge of angles to estimate angle size, then use a protractor to measure the angles.

Lesson 1: Let’s explore angles

Students will explore how to identify different types of angles.

Lesson 14: Let’s show what we know!

This is a summative assessment that covers the key objectives from this geometry unit.

Lesson 14: Let’s show what we know!

This is a summative assessment that covers the key objectives from this geometry unit.

Lesson 13: Let’s describe translations and reflections

Students will describe translations and reflections to visit sites on a ‘tour’ map.

Lesson 12: Let’s reflect shapes

Students will reflect shapes across vertical and horizontal mirror lines.

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