Geometric Figures and Their Properties (5.1.01)

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Geometric Figures and Their Properties (5.1.01)

• Anderson Vertical Team
• Shelley, Valerie, Marjorie, Mari, Marsha, Jane,
  and Teresa

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Pre-K

• ? match, recognize, and name, geometric plane
  figures using models circle, triangle, square,
  rectangle, rhombus, and ellipse (oval).

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Kindergarten

• name, sort, and describe geometric plane figures
  using models and real-world objects circle,
  triangle, square, and rectangle.
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1st Grade

• name, sort, and describe, build, and draw
  geometric plane figures using models and
  real-world objects circle, triangle, square,
  rectangle, rhombus, trapezoid, and hexagon.

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2nd Grade

• ? name, sort, describe, build, and draw and solve
  real-world problems involving geometric plane
  figures circle, triangle, square, rectangle,
  rhombus, trapezoid, hexagon, ellipse (oval), and
  polygon (figures should be recognized
  independently, as well as, being combined or
  separated to make a new shape). 

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3rd Grade

• ? name, sort, describe, and solve real-world
  problems involving geometric plane figures and
  their component parts (sides, angles) circle,
  triangle, square, rectangle, rhombus, trapezoid,
  hexagon, ellipse (oval), pentagon, octagon,
  polygon, quadrilateral, and parallelogram
  (students also need to be able to identify these
  shapes in a pattern block set). 

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4th Grade

• ? identify, name, describe and solve real world
  problems using the properties of geometric
  figures and their component parts (sides,
  angles) circle, triangle, square, rectangle,
  rhombus, trapezoid, hexagon, ellipse (oval),
  pentagon, octagon, polygon, quadrilateral,
  parallelogram, and regular and irregular polygons
  (figures should be recognized independently as
  well as part of a composite picture). 

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5th Grade
Inside Shape

• ? identify, name, describe and solve real world
  problems using the properties of geometric
  figures regular and irregular polygons up to 10
  sides, circle, and ellipse.  (Figures should be
  recognized independently as well as part of a
  composite picture).