Math 8 1 1 Homework Help Morgan
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The lesson explores how figures move in a flat area by identifying shapes that don't belong and introducing the "Triangle Square Dance" with different movements. Students learn various ways to describe movements like sliding, rotating, and shifting without changing the shape or size, leading to a homework assignment using terms like slide, rotate, and degrees.
Insights
- Understanding the lesson involves recognizing how shapes move on a flat surface without altering their shape or size, focusing on terms like sliding, rotating, and shifting.
- The "Triangle Square Dance" introduces diverse movements and patterns, emphasizing the importance of identifying which shape doesn't fit based on various criteria, enhancing spatial awareness and critical thinking skills.
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Recent questions
What are the different ways to describe movements in a plane?
Sliding, turning, rotating, shifting
How can shapes be identified based on different reasons?
Determine which shape doesn't belong
What is the "Triangle Square Dance" section about?
Introduction to different movements and patterns
What is the emphasis when describing movements of figures in a plane?
Not changing shape or size, just shifting and sliding
What is the homework assignment related to movements of shapes?
Describing movements using terms like slide, rotate, clockwise/counterclockwise
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Summary
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"Shapes Moving in Plane: Identifying Patterns"
- Lesson focuses on describing how figures move in a plane or flat area
- Activity involves identifying which shape doesn't belong based on various reasons
- Introduction to the "Triangle Square Dance" section with different movements and patterns
- Different ways to describe movements: sliding, turning clockwise/counterclockwise, rotating, shifting
- Emphasis on not changing shape or size, just shifting and sliding figures in the plane
- Homework assignment involves describing movements of shapes from one position to another, using terms like slide, rotate, clockwise/counterclockwise, and degrees
