1. point
2. line
3. endpoint
4. line segment
5. shapes
6. parallel lines
7. intersecting lines
8. perpendicular lines
9. ray
10. angle
11. sides
12. vertex
13. right angle
14. obtuse angle
15. acute angle
16. polygon
17. rectangle
18. square
19. trapezoid
20. parallelogram
21. rhombus
22. triangle
23. quadrilateral
24. pentagon
25. hexagon
26. octagon
27. equilateral triangle
28. isosceles triangle
29. scalene triangle
30. right triangle
31. obtuse triangle
32. acute triangle
You should have finished creating your math flashcards for numbers 1-32. You are responsible for the meanings and will be tested on Friday in a math assessment.
The following words will be introduced on Thursday but you can get a head start on spelling any that are new.
33. circle
34. center
35. radius
36. radii
37. diameter
38. quarter
39. three-quarter
40. geometry
That's it, 40 is the max this week!
Mrs. B
- 4th/5th Grade
- From the University of California, Davis, I graduated with a BA in English Literature (major) and Teacher Education (minor). While at UCD, I competed on the swim team and was a yearbook staff writer. From the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California, I earned a Master's Degree in Education, specializing in Curriculum and Instruction. While at the University of the Pacific I also wrote and received a grant for a literacy project and for a travel project. I possess a Clear Multiple Subject teaching credential with Supplementary Authorization in English from the State of California. I have passed the examination for California Teachers of English Learners (CLAD/CTEL) in all three domains. In addition, I am classified as a 'NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher'. For eleven years I have taught fourth grade (and I love it!) My education experiences also include 5th, a 4th/5th combination class, K, 1st, high school varsity/jv sports coaching and a unique & rewarding experience supervising incarcerated dual diagnosis developmentally disabled adults in math and reading activities. I am so excited to work with you this year!!