Learning Objectives

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The student should be able to:

G-1 design classifications and sort three-dimensional objects according to various characteristics

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G-2 describe and demonstrate the relative position of an object as over, under, above, below, in front of, behind, inside, outside, beside, between, along, and through

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G-3 identify and name examples from the environment of

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c) pyramid

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G-4 identify the properties [faces, corners(vertices), and edges] and compare three-dimensional objects

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G-5 construct three-dimensional objects

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G-6 identify the shape of the faces of three-dimensional objects

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G-7 make congruent three-dimensional objects

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G-8 identify and name examples of congruent three-dimensional objects in the environment

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G-9 locate planes of symmetry of three-dimensional objects

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G-10 draw three-dimensional objects

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G-11 recall objects no longer in view

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Learning Objectives

Grade

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The student should be able to:

G-12 design classifications and sort two-dimensional figures according to various characteristics

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G-13 name, illustrate, and identify examples from the environment of

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c) parallelogram, pentagon

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d) trapezoid, rhombus

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G-14 trace and draw two-dimensional figures

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G-15 differentiate between figure and background

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G-16 combine two-dimensional geometric figures to make other figures

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G-17 recognize, draw, and name

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G-18 match congruent (same size, same shape) two-dimensional figures

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G-19 make congruent two-dimensional figures

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G-20 identify and name examples of congruent two-dimensional figures in the environment

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G-21 enlarge and reduce figures

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G-22 identify and draw using simple figures

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G-23 create symmetrical figures and determine lines of symmetry

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G-24 identify and name examples of symmetry in the environment (reflection or rotation)

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G-25 cover a surface by using one or more figures

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G-26 cover a surface by using one or more tessellating figures

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G-27 recognize tessellations in the environment

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G-28 create figures that tessellate

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G-29 understand and use the terms

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G-30 locate and plot ordered number pairs in the first quadrant

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