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    This document provides information about one, two, and three dimensional shapes. It describes common one-dimensional shapes like points, lines, and angles. It lists common two-dimensional shapes like circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles. It also lists common three-dimensional shapes like spheres, cubes, cylinders, and cones. The document then provides examples of how to describe the dimensions of objects using terms like length, width, height, and measurements. It gives examples of describing an object's dimensions in sentences. Finally, it instructs students to form groups and describe the dimensions of 5 objects to present to another group.

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    This document provides information about one, two, and three dimensional shapes. It describes common one-dimensional shapes like points, lines, and angles. It lists common two-dimensional shapes like circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles. It also lists common three-dimensional shapes like spheres, cubes, cylinders, and cones. The document then provides examples of how to describe the dimensions of objects using terms like length, width, height, and measurements. It gives examples of describing an object's dimensions in sentences. Finally, it instructs students to form groups and describe the dimensions of 5 objects to present to another group.

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    This document provides information about one, two, and three dimensional shapes. It describes common one-dimensional shapes like points, lines, and angles. It lists common two-dimensional shapes like circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles. It also lists common three-dimensional shapes like spheres, cubes, cylinders, and cones. The document then provides examples of how to describe the dimensions of objects using terms like length, width, height, and measurements. It gives examples of describing an object's dimensions in sentences. Finally, it instructs students to form groups and describe the dimensions of 5 objects to present to another group.

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    3/16/2012

    ONE DIMENSIONAL SHAPES

    a point parallel lines


    a straight line

    DESCRIBING OBJECTS a curved line


    a vertical line

    an angle a horizontal line

    a cute angle

    an obtuse angle

    TWO DIMENSIONAL SHAPES THREE DIMENSIONAL SHAPES

    an isosceles a cylinder
    a circle a sphere
    triangle
    a semi circle a hemisphere

    a square a right triangle a cube


    an upright cone

    an rectangle a parallelogram

    a rectangular prism / block


    an equilateral triangle Trapezium/oid An inverted cone

    HOW TO DESCRIBE?
    ADJECTIVES NOUNS I. Subject + Have/Has + Nouns + of + the Measurement

    • Long • Length Example: This cube has a length of 2 cm.


    • Wide • Width
    II. Subject + Have/Has + Nouns + of + the Measurement
    • g
    High • g
    Height
    • Volume • Volume Example: The ruler is 1 km long.
    • Thick • Thickness
    • Deep • Depth III. Noun + of + Subject + to be + the Measurement
    Example: The average width of that yard is about 6,5 m.

    IV. Subject + to be + the Measurement + in + Noun


    Example: Ali motorcycle is 1,5 meter in height.

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    V. Subject + to be + the Measurement + Adjective

    Example: The highest mountain in the world is 8880 m A 5 cm


    high.
    7 cm
    10 cm

    There are three ways of writing dimension if we use


    pattern I:
    Form a group & find 5 objects to describe within your
    group then present it to the other group!
    group,
    1. A is a block which has a height of 5 cm, a length of 10 cm,
    and a width of 7 cm.

    2. A is a block having a height of 5 cm, a length of 10 cm, and


    a width of 7 cm.

    3. A is a block of height 5 cm, length 10 cm, and width 7 cm.

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