Learning about geometry by joe gaymore

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Joe Gaymore

Learning about geometry and polygons outside of the classroom

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Do you ever notice polygons in your world?

Find and record as many shapes as you can in the following slides?

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How many different shapes did you find? How many of these shapes were polygons?

Now your job is to classify! Polygons Non polygons

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