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Let's discuss our different triangles!- and the different components of circles!

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1. Students will be able to identify triangles and circles created/formed within the classroom and school building with accuracy.
2. Students will be able to knowingly create right, acute, and obtuse triangles (using rulers only) to form larger triangles with little error.
3. Students will be able to compare and contrast the identities of right, acute, and obtuse triangles from angle recognition discovered from use of protractors with accuracy.

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Right triangles contain:
-one right angle measuring 90 degrees
-two acute angles measuring less than 90 degrees (typically 45 degrees each)

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As we have discussed in our previous classroom discussions most right triangles contain the measurements 90 degrees and two 45 degrees angles. We know that triangles' angles must equal up to 180 degrees. This is where the special right triangle comes into play. This right triangle contains the angle measurements of 90 degrees, 60 degrees, and 30 degreed.

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Acute triangles contain:
-three acute angles measuring less than 90 degrees each

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We know that the full length across a circle is called the diameter; however, half the length across a circle is called the radius. This can be measured typically with a ruler, but it can be measured with block, craft supplies, etc.

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Obtuse triangles contain:
-one obtuse angle measuring more than 90 degrees
-two acute angles measuring less than 90 degrees

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The full length across a circle is called the diameter. This is typically measured with a ruler, but it can be measured with different material such as blocks, craft sticks, etc.

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