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Sunday, 25 July 2021

Hur3 Shaping Up

Good day everyone, 

Today I will be talking about everything we did during shaping up. We have learnt tons of things this term, we were focusing on the topic about geometry. 

The first lesson that we did was connecting the geometric Matariki star. Then it goes on with learning about polygons, lines and angles (parallel lines, line, line segment, point, ray, intersecting line, perpendicular lines & midpoint), Angles (Right angle, obtuse, acute), Reflection/Rotation/Translation, lines of symmetry, compass, nets, scales, maps & 3D shapes. 

Geometric Matariki stars: We had to draw a 5cm line on the middle of the book and label them beside the lines as A and B.  Then 178-20 dots should be added separately around the book, then we had to connect it until it looks something like a Matariki stars. 

Polygons: We were told to go to this website that was shared with us, it's all about polygons. What makes a polygon? It has 2 dimensional shapes, and are made out of straight lines (Curve is not a polygon), the shapes are closed. I also learnt about different types of polygons like Regular and irregular, concave and convex, simple or complex. We also had to remember the shapes' sides. At the bottom of this website, there are questions relating to what we've learn that we could answer. The last thing we did was drawing random lines on paper and colour the same number of sides. 


Lines and Angles: There were exactly 3 activities about lines and angles that should be completed. Before we did any of these, we had to discuss it as a whole. The first and second activity was kind of similar, connecting the names of these different types of line into the line, basically identifying the lines. For activity 3, we had a go to play this game, it's like connect four. 


Thank you for reading my blog and I apologise for this late post, goodbye!

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