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Classifying Two-Dimensional Figures
Classify triangles by sides and angles, record the properties of quadrilaterals in a table, complete a quadrilateral hierarchy diagram, and decide whether statements about shape families are always, sometimes or never true.
About this worksheet
- Learning goal
- I can classify two-dimensional figures by their properties.
- Level
- Level 4 of 5 (Stretch)
- Learning path
- Geometry, step 2 of 2
- Teaching style
- Guided practice. Clear steps: an example, then practice that builds to independence.
- Ages and thinking
- Ages 10–11 · Apply and explain · British spelling
- Includes
- Worksheet, clear instructions and an answer key for grown-ups
- US standards
- CCSS 5.G.B.3, 5.G.B.4
- National Curriculum in England
- Year 6 · Mathematics: geometry, properties of shapes (classify shapes)
- Australian Curriculum v9
- Year 7 · Mathematics: Space (classify polygons)
- Pages
- 2
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- Grades
- 5th Grade
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