The geometic transformation that:

• flips or folds in half
• creates a line of symmetry
• creates a mirror image

• inches, feet, yard, miles
• ounces, pounds, tons
• cups, pints, teaspoons, tablespoons, quarts, and gallons

are all what unit of measurement?

• measures length, width, weight, capacity
• use concret objects like paperclips, toothpicks, body parts
• should be taught first to student to develop meaning

The unit of measurement that measures consistent

• time, length, width, capacity, money, and temperature

• used for small amounts such as the width of an ant
• 1L = 1000 of these
• 1 drop from a dropper is equal to 1 of these...

• millimeters, centimeters, meters, kilometers
• grams and kilograms
• liters and milliliters

are all what unit of measurement?

C = P x d

Area = Pr² 

This angle measures less than 90 degrees 

• cylinders and cubes
• measured in 3 directions: length, width, height

• triangles, squares, circles, rectangles
• measured in 2 direction: length and width

Closed figures with straight sides

Examples are:

• quadrilaterals
• triangles
• pentagons
• hexagons
• octagons

1. Quadrilaterials
2. Triangles
3. Hexagons
4. Pentagons
5. Octagons

A=length x width 

          OR

A=base x height

are two formulas that can be used to find the...

Was named after the Greek mathematician and has a formula of a²+b²=c²

The distance around the outside of an object

To find add the lengths of a figure's sides

The number of cubic units an object contains.

The formula is v = length x width x height

8/12

Rectangular Pyramid has 8 edges

Cube has 12 edges

4/6

Parallelogram have 4 sides

Hexagon have 6 sides

Line Symmetry

Point Symmetry

Congruence and

Similar Figures

are all geometric words used to describe...

1. cups
2. gallons
3. pints