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Quadrilaterals
Do you know what a quadrilateral is?
These are quadrilaterals These are not quadrilaterals
Students identify a quadrilateral
How do you know that a shape is a quadrilateral?
What are the properties of quadrilaterals?
In your group, identify as many quadrilaterals as you can, there should be 12 different ones in all.
Analyzing quadrilaterals
In what ways are all quadrilaterals alike?All have 4 sides and anglesDifferent?Not all sides or angles are the same
Think of ways you have seen quadrilaterals used in the school building’s design?
Time to sort!Need: 2D shapes, white boards, and black markers
Take the 12 quadrilaterals and sort them into groups on your white board.
Come up with a rule for why you put the shapes together. What characteristic do they each share.
Label the groups with the rule you made.
Share with class.
Analyzing Quadrilaterals
Ways to sort quadrilaterals:Rectangles and Not rectanglesShapes with and without right anglesLarge, medium, and small4 right angles, 2 right angles, no right
anglesParallel sides and no parallel sides
What did you learn by sorting or from classmates?
What does parallel mean?
Sort the groups according to the number of parallel sides.
How many groups do you have?How many are in each group?
Parallelograms
Rectangles Rhombuses Other parallelograms
Rectangles are quadrilaterals with four right angles
Rhombuses are quadrilaterals with four equal sides
Squares are parallelograms with four right angles and four equal sides
Trapezoidsa quadrilateral with exactly one pair of parallel sides
Isoceles trapezoids Trapezoids with right angles
Other trapezoids
Now examine your shapes with no pairs of parallel sides and describe them
Why is this shape a quadrilateral?Why doesn’t it fit into any of the other groups of quadrilaterals?
No parallel sides
Using polystraws
Create at least one quadrilateral per person that is not like one of the magnets in the set.
You need to be able to describe your shape and explain to which group of quadrilaterals it belongs to.
Journal page 10
Analyzing and Describing Quadrilaterals.With your group come up with a
chart/table/graphic organizer to show and describe the different types of quadrilaterals.
Share with class
How did you describe similarities and differences of squares, rectangles, and rhombuses?