Now that you have chosen your two shapes, your task is to find something that is alike about the two shapes you have chosen and something that is different.
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ReplyDeleteI picked the circle and the oval. They are the same because they both are round. They are not the same because the circle is fatter than the oval.
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ReplyDeleteI picked the square and the rectangle. They are the same because they both have angles in them. They are not the same because the square has 4 sides that are equal. On a rectangle only the opposite sides are the equal.
Hannah Montana - 7-8 I chose the cube and the square. The length of the sides of both the cube and the square are equal. They are different because a square is 2D and a cube is 3D. Another difference is a square has four edges, one face, and four vertices. A cube has 12 edges, six faces, and eight vertices.
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ReplyDeleteI chose the hexagon and the square. They are the same because they both have equal sides. They are different because the angles on the square are all 90 degrees and the angles on the hexagon are 120.
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what other shapes are there?
ReplyDeletei choose the square and the oval because they are the same in format but the circle is flatter
ReplyDeletei cant find a horizontal trapezoid! im mad right now
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ReplyDeleteThat is not all the geometric shapes, there are much more. Include them! Anonymous...
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ReplyDeleteI chose the circle and the octagon. They are different in that they are different colors. They are similar in the fact that they are both shapes.
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