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WHAT MAKES A TRIANGLE A TRIANGLE?
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STOP. DROP. ASSESS YOURSELF!Essential Question: How are triangles classified?
Level 4- I am able to determine all attributes that classify a triangle and can identify a triangle by more than one attribute.
Level 3- I am able to determine some attributes of a triangle and can identify some triangles.
Level 2- With help, I can identify all attributes that classify a triangle and can identify a triangle by more than one attribute.
Level 1- Even with help, I am unable to identify the attributes that classify a triangle.
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They all have:
3 Sides3 Vertices*** The point where two line segments
meet 3 Angles
WHAT DO ALL TRIANGLES HAVE IN COMMON?
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HOW ARE TRIANGLES CLASSIFIED?
Triangles are classified by:
Measure of the angles
Length of the sides
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MEASURE OF ANGLES Acute Triangle- All angles measure less
than 90 degrees. Right Triangle- One angle measures 90
degrees. Obtuse Triangle-The measure of one
angle is greater than 90 degrees.
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ACUTE TRIANGLE
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RIGHT TRIANGLE
Right Triangles are classified by a square. This lets you know that the angle is equal to 90 degrees.
90 degrees looks like a “L” or a backwards “L”
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OBTUSE TRIANGLE
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LENGTH OF SIDES Equilateral Triangle- All sides have the
same length. Isosceles Triangle- 2 sides have the
same length. Scalene Triangle- No sides have the
same length.
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EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE
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ISOSCELES TRIANGLE
The lines on the sides of the triangles let you know that they are congruent. Congruent means same size and same shape.
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SCALENE TRIANGLE
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TURN AND TALKH.O.T. (Higher Order Thinking) Question:
Can a triangle be classified by its length and the measure of its angles? How do you know?
Draw a picture to help you figure it out.
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TRIANGLE SORT
Length Measure of the Angles
Acute Right Obtuse
Equilateral
Isosceles
Scalene
Directions: Look at where the length and measures of angles intersect. Draw a triangle that fits both descriptions.
** If a triangle does NOT fit BOTH descriptions, leave the spot blank.
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ASSESS YOURSELF! After learning this lesson I feel as though I am a Level….Essential Question: How are triangles classified?
Level 4- I am able to determine all attributes that classify a triangle and can identify a triangle by more than one attribute.
Level 3- I am able to determine some attributes of a triangle and can identify some triangles.
Level 2- With help, I can identify all attributes that classify a triangle and can identify a triangle by more than one attribute.
Level 1- Even with help, I am unable to identify the attributes that classify a triangle.
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Length of the sides Measure of the angles
Acute Triangle Right Triangle Obtuse TriangleEquilateral Triangle
Isosceles Triangle
Scalene Triangle