Download 3 true

Survey
yes no Was this document useful for you?
   Thank you for your participation!

* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project

Document related concepts

Euclidean geometry wikipedia , lookup

Transcript
Graphing
Use the question and label strategy on the following
graph:
4th Grade
Can Food Drive
40
30
25
20
Girls
Girls
5
Boys
Boys
10
Girls
15
Boys
Pounds of Can Food
35
0
Brown
Smith
Johnson
Teachers
Write 3 true statements and 1not true about the graph:
* The statements must require the reader to do an operation to
prove them true or not true.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Time- What is the elapsed
time between the two clocks?
Explain how to use “time on a line”.
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Label the thermometers below.
What’s the same?
What’s different?
Write the vocabulary words in the correct box below.
colder
falling
rising
lower
increasing
decreasing
warmer
higher
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Metric Measurement Benchmarks
Use your Mathematics Chart as a word bank to label each benchmark
item.
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Customary Measurement Benchmarks
Use your Mathematics Chart as a word bank to label each benchmark
item.
Medicine
cup
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
PeRIMeter-Count the sides and add them
together.
Area -Draw and number the squares.
Area-________
Perimeter________
How are perimeter/area alike?
How are perimeter/area different?
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Mr. Harrison bought a 48 ounce
bag of potatoes. How many
pounds of potatoes did he buy?
A.
1 lb
B.
2 lb
C.
3 lb
D.
4 lb
1 lb
48 oz = ____ lb
1 lb = 16 oz
16 oz
What operation did
we use ?
What operation did
we use ?
Mr. Harrison needs 3 pounds
of potatoes. He bought 42
ounces of potatoes from the
store. What should Mr.
Harrison do first to find out if
he has enough potatoes?
3 lb = ____oz
1 lb = 16 oz
A.
Multiply 42 by 16
B.
Multiply 3 by 8
C.
Multiply 3 by 16
D.
Multiply 42 by 8
1 lb
16 oz
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Describe the steps for finding the volume.
Personal Connections
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Lines and Angles
Match the lines and angles to the correct
picture.
Perpendicular
Lines
ALWAYS form a
_______________.
Parallel Lines
NEVER __________.
Right Angles
Line up exactly with
the ________ of your
________.
Obtuse
Angles
Are ________
than the corner of
your ________.
Acute Angles
Are _________
than the corner of
your ________.
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Polygons
Number all sides of each polygon.
Match the letter(s) to the name.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
c
HexagonSquareTriangleRectangleOctagonPentagonTrapezoid
Quadrilaterals
a
b
g
d
e
f
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Geometry Solids
Match the letter to the name. Trace and say.
Practice drawing on your own.
a
b
e
c
g
f
h
d
• Cube• Rectangular
Prism• Triangular
Prism• Rectangular
Pyramid• Triangular
Pyramid• Sphere• Cylinder• Cone-
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Geometry Solids
Name the solid.
Label faces, edges, and vertices.
1.
2.
3.
How are shapes 1,2, & 3 alike?
How are shapes 1,2, & 3 different?
4.
How are shapes 4 & 5 alike?
How do shapes 4 & 5 differ?
5.
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Transformation Matching
Draw a line to the correct transformation.
Ro ation =
Re
Tran
ection =
=
ation
Sample Problems
Personal Connections
Symmetry
Find how many lines of symmetry each figure has.
Congruent
Draw a shape that is congruent to the one below.
How are symmetry and congruency different?
Sample Problems
Personal Connections