7.10The student will identify and draw the following polygons: pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, nonagon, and decagon.

Directions

  • 1) The Red points translate the polygon.
  • 2) The Blue points rotate the polygon.
  • 3) Place the 7 pieces together to form a square, then a triangle.
  • 4) Place the 7 pieces together to form a rectangle that is not a square. This can be done 2 different ways.

Hands-On Activities

Other Web Sites

  • Mathleague See examples of polygons.
  • ExploreLearning Teachers have to assign the Perimeters and Areas of Similar Figures to their classes.
  • Larson´s Software Students need to be enrolled by their teachers. Click on the Geometry in a Plane, then click on Classifying Polygons.

Lesson 4-2: Polygons


See the directions on the right

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