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Today we will:
1. Review our 2 and 3 times tables.
2. Learn important and relevant geometry
language to assist us when learning about
angles.
Think
Pair
Share
The things we already know!
Write down the 2 times
2 x tables
tables as quickly as you
can.
E.g. 1 x 2 = 2
2 x 2 =4
Tell the person next to
Example you (taking turns)
3 x tables
tables as quickly as you
can.
E.g. 1 x 3 = 3
2 x 3 =6
Tell the person next to
Example you (taking turns)
A Line
What is a point?
What is a line?
Draw two points with a
straight line running
Track with me / Read with me through them.
Plane
What is a plane?
Plane
Easy English
Collinear
What does collinear
mean?
Draw an example.
Concurrent
Explain what concurrent
means.
Tell your partner.
Draw an example.
Track with me / Read with me
Segment
What is a line segment?
Ray
What is a ray?
Vertex
What is a vertex?
What are the two rays
called?
Tell your partner.
Track with me / Read with me Draw an example.
Naming an angle
Track with me / Read with me
Segment AB,
are all acceptable options for one.
Points, lines and angles
Independent Practice
Point Line
1, 3-5, 6 (b, d, f)
7-9
Challenge:
10 (a, c), 11-13
Learning Goal