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2D shapes

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2D shapesHow do most 2D shapes get their names?

3 – Triangle

5 – Pentagon

6 – Hexagon

7- Heptagon

8 – Octagon

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Can you think of some shapes that are just named after how many corners and sides they

have?

From how many corners and sides they have

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Polygons and non-polygons

A polygon is a closed 2-D shape with straight sides

Which of these shapes is a polygon?

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•difference between squares and rectangles

•difference between circles and ovals / ellipses

•difference between regular and irregular shapes

•different quadrilaterals and their properties

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