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Let’s have a recall!
What is this?

Parallel Lines INTERSECTING

 Parallel lines are lines
that do not meet.
 Intersecting lines are lines that
Lines
intersect to each other and has an
intersection point.

 Perpendicular lines are lines that intersect

Perpendicular Lines to form right angles.
What is this?

•
Protractor •
Acute Angle - 1° - 89 °
Right Angle – exactly 90 °
• Protractor is a measuring
• Obtuse Angle - 91 ° or more
instrument for angles.
• Straight Angle – exactly 180°
What do you observe
to the following
pictures?
How do you
describe
triangles?
 IT HAS THREE
SIDES
 Did you know the song
“Twinkle, Twinkle Little
Stars”?
Let’s sing the “Triangle Song”!
I’m a triangle
Yes, it’s true
I have 3 sides
Yes, I do
Count them with me - -
1, 2, 3
It’s as easy as can be
I’m a triangle
Yes it’s true
I have 3 sides
Yes, I do.
 What is a Triangle?

• comes from a prefix “tri” which means three (3)

 It is a 3-sided polygon.

 Just like our body, it contains different body parts.

 Also the triangle, it has different parts.
Let’s talk
about the
parts of a
triangle
 Let’s look at our
Online Whiteboard!
SIDES OF THE
TRIANGLE
 SIDES OF THE TRIANGLE

•These are the line segments that form

the triangle.
NAMING THE SIDES
VERTCES OF THE
TRIANGLE
VERTICES OF THE TRIANGLE

• These are the corners of the triangle.

• Vertex – only 1
• Vertices – more than 1
 NAMING THE
VERTEX / VERTICES
ANGLES OF THE
TRIANGLE
ANGLES OF THE TRIANGLE

• These are the angles along vertex /

vertices of the triangle.
• Angle – only 1
• Angles – more than 1
Types of Triangles According to Sides
Equilateral Triangle
Isosceles Triangle
Scalene Triangle
Types of Triangles According to Angles
Acute Triangle
Obtuse Triangle
Right Triangle