Math Vocabulary & Technology Project Spring 2012 Samford University

2. Vocabulary Technology
Anna Leigh Marshall, Meagan Tabb,

3. Symmetry

4. Symmetry
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5. Symmetry

6. Symmetry
Why does
this picture
show
symmetry?

7. Symmetry

8. Symmetry
What do you
think is
symmetrical
about this
picture?

9. Symmetry

10. Symmetry
The correspondence in size, form, and arrangement of parts
on opposite sides of a plane, line, or point; regularity of form
or arrangement in terms of like, reciprocal, or corresponding
parts
When you put an invisible line through an object and both sides
match

11. Symmetry

12. Symmetry
The stained glass windows
have symmetry because
both sides of the glass
look exactly alike.

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17. Line of
Can you guess
where the line
of symmetry is
in this photo?

18. Line of

19. Line of
Find the line
of
symmetry!

20. Line of

21. Line of
The line that determines where the symmetry lies within a
figure
The imaginary line where you could fold the image and have both
halves match exactly

22. Line of

23. Line of
The instruments have a
line of symmetry directly
down the middle because
the instruments are
symmetrical.

25. Size

26. Size
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27. Size

28. Size
What is the
size difference
between a
mommy and
her baby?

29. Size

30. Size
Notice the
different sizes
of these
buildings?

31. Size

32. Size
The dimensions, proportions, amount, or extent of something
How big or small something is by dimension, value, or magnitude

33. Size

34. Size
The momma
elephant is a
much larger
size than her
baby.
In the
Birmingham
skyline, you see
the taller
skyscrapers
because of their
size.

36. Part

37. Part
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38. Part

39. Part
What could
this be a
part of?

40. Part

41. Part
Pieces or
Parts?
Different
word, same
meaning!

42. Part

43. Part
Equal portions or fractions that can constitute a whole or into
which a whole can be divided
A portion, division, piece, or segment of a whole

44. Part

45. Part
The pizza slice
is part of the
whole pizza
pie.
Individual lego
pieces are part
of the final
project.

47. Whole

48. Whole
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49. Whole

50. Whole
Can you eat
a whole
pizza by
yourself?

51. Whole

52. Whole
This whole
bird fit in my
oven!

53. Whole

54. Whole
Integral, or not fractional
All the parts; everything; total amount

55. Whole

56. Whole
A whole pizza was
delivered to my
house Friday night
for dinner.
For Easter dinner,
my mom cooked a
whole chicken.

58. Congruence

59. Congruence
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60. Congruence

61. Congruence
What makes
these
condiments
congruent?

62. Congruence

63. Congruence
These cereal
boxes are
congruent...do
you know why?

64. Congruence

65. Congruence
Two objects are congruent if they have the same dimensions
and shape
Equal in size and shape

66. Congruence

67. Congruence
The salt and
pepper shakers are
congruent in size
and shape.
No matter how the
cereal boxes are
turned, they
remain congruent.

69. Equal Length

70. Equal Length
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71. Equal Length

72. Equal Length
What makes
this door
equal
length?

73. Equal Length

74. Equal Length
Notice how
the frame is
equal
length?

75. Equal Length

76. Equal Length
When two segments, such as sides of a triangle, have the
same distance from one end to the other
Having the same amount or value in relation to how long something is

77. Equal Length

78. Equal Length
The two sides of
the door to my
bedroom are
equal in length.
Equal length is
represented in
all of the sides
in my square
picture frame.