Learning about geometry by joe gaymore

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Joe Gaymore

Exploration of geometry in our world

Formation Sports Technologie

Do you ever notice polygons in your world?

Find and record as many shapes as you can in the following slides?

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How many different shapes did you find? How many of these shapes were polygons?

Now your job is to classify! Polygons Non polygons

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