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Brianna

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Brianna's pattern

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My name is Ms. Mc Donnell and I will be teaching you when you return to school. I will be with you for two weeks. I am also helping Mrs. Burke online.

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The pentagonal based prism, square based prism, tetrahedron and octahedron do not apply to you

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You can play around with 3-D shapes on this website to help you.

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Need a pentagonal pyramid that's six inches tall? Or a number line that goes from ‑18 to 32 by 5's? You can create all those things and more! Place the images you want, then export it as a PDF or as a JPG image.

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Use mathematical tools-Ruler- when measuring your shapes so that the shapes fit closely together

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Using the properties of 3-D shapes and your knowledge of 2-D shapes, construct your own 3-D shapes.
-Make three 3-D shapes
-You can post your 3-D shapes on this Padlet or upload to Seesaw.
-The videos below are some ideas based on how to make 3-D shapes at home.

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Shape Hunt:
Identify different 3-D shapes in your home or outside in the environment.
Find as many 3-D shapes as you can.
Name the object and write the 3-D shape it is related to.
You can use the template below as a guide.

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Tessellation using 2-D shapes:
-Definition: An arrangement of shapes that are closely fitted together that usually follow a pattern.
Using 2-D shapes:
-Create your own tessellation pattern.
You can draw this pattern, cut it out and fit shapes together or you can use house hold materials to create a tessellation.
-You can post your tessellations to this Padlet or upload to Seesaw. Put your name on the post if posting to padlet.

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Compare the differences between the following 2-D shapes:
1)Square and Rectangle.
2)Equilateral, Isosceles and Scalene.
3)Rhombus and Parallelogram.
4)Pentagon and Octagon.
Include:
-Number of sides
-Number of vertices/corners.
You can use the template below as a guide to help you.