Reproduce the follow shape with cubes Photograph the shape from a different angle to the one shown here. Describe it attributes and create a net for it. CONTENT STUDENT KEY IDEA Pre-ASSESS ASSESSMENT INVESTIGATION RESOURCES DESCRIPTOR JOURNAL Line and Shapes may Option 1 -Symmetry in the FISH problem solving kit rotational have have one Choose a then use it environment paper squares, dot, grid, graph, translations, symmetry are line of to draw a pattern showing The objective of this plain paper reflections and investigated symmetry, reflections and rotations. activity is to investigate pencils, scissors rotations of through the vertically, Option 2 symmetry in the world mirrors physical horizontally The rectangular entrance around them Google images, Magazines shapes. Identify manipulation of or diagonally to my new has 24 one Where in the environment line and rotational regular and (symmetrical) metre square tiles. They can you find symmetry? symmetries. irregular or no line of have been placed in a Students venture into the polygons. symmetry symmetrical pattern. Three world around them and different colours of tiles document evidence of or have more have been used. The tiles symmetry. Photographs, 5.1.10 than one line around the border are the drawings and sketches can of symmetry, same colour. What does my be used to support their including entrance look like? And findings. vertically, how can you be sure your horizontally pattern has symmetry? and Option 3 diagonally. A Equilateral, isosceles and circle has scalene triangles all have 3 infinite lines sides, 3 corners and 3 of symmetry. angles. Do they also have 3 lines of symmetry? Use models or diagrams to demonstrate your answer. CONTENT STUDENT KEY IDEA Pre-ASSESS ASSESSMENT INVESTIGATION RESOURCES DESCRIPTOR JOURNAL ACMMG109 - Exploring Option 1 Find a rectanfle where the FISH problem solving kit Calculate the efficient ways of Using 1 cm grid paper perimeter and area have Grid 1cm2 perimeter and area calculating the draw two different the same numerical value Ruler 5.1.11 of rectangles using perimeters of rectangles with perimeters Rectangular shapes of different familiar metric rectangles such of 32 cm. What is the sizes units. as adding the difference in their areas. Geoboards
Reproduce the follow shape with cubes Photograph the shape from a different angle to the one shown here. Describe it attributes and create a net for it. CONTENT DESCRIPTOR KEY IDEA Pre-ASSESS ASSESSMENT INVESTIGATION STUDENT JOURNAL RESOURCES 5.1.10 translations, reflections and rotations of shapes. Identify line and rotational symmetries. Line and rotational symmetry are investigated through the physical manipulation of regular and irregular polygons. Shapes may have have one line of symmetry, vertically, horizontally or diagonally (symmetrical) or no line of symmetry or have more than one line of symmetry, including vertically, horizontally and diagonally. A circle has infinite lines of symmetry. Option 1 Choose a then use it to draw a pattern showing reflections and rotations. Option 2 The rectangular entrance to my new has 24 one metre square tiles. They have been placed in a symmetrical pattern. Three different colours of tiles have been used. The tiles around the border are the same colour. What does my entrance look like? And how can you be sure your pattern has symmetry? Option 3 Equilateral, isosceles and scalene triangles all have 3 sides, 3 corners and 3 angles. Do they also have 3 lines of symmetry? Use models or diagrams to demonstrate your answer. -Symmetry in the environment The objective of this activity is to investigate symmetry in the world around them Where in the environment can you find symmetry? Students venture into the world around them and document evidence of symmetry. Photographs, drawings and sketches can be used to support their findings. FISH problem solving kit paper squares, dot, grid, graph, plain paper pencils, scissors mirrors Google images, Magazines CONTENT DESCRIPTOR KEY IDEA Pre-ASSESS ASSESSMENT INVESTIGATION STUDENT JOURNAL RESOURCES 5.1.11 ACMMG109 - Calculate the perimeter and area of rectangles using familiar metric units. Exploring efficient ways of calculating the perimeters of rectangles such as adding the Option 1 Using 1 cm grid paper draw two different rectangles with perimeters of 32 cm. What is the difference in their areas. Find a rectanfle where the perimeter and area have the same numerical value FISH problem solving kit Grid 1cm2 Ruler Rectangular shapes of different sizes Geoboards
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