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Classifying Triangles

Classifying Triangles

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Mathematics

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5th Grade

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CCSS
4.G.A.2

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Theresa Genovese

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12 Slides • 12 Questions

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Classifying Triangles by Their Side Lengths

By Ms. Genovese

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A triangle is an EQUILATERAL triangle when all three of its sides are the same length.

EQULATERAL

A triangle is an ISOSCELES triangle when two of its sides have the same length and one is different.

ISOSCELES

A triangle is a SCALENE triangle if all three of its sides are different lengths.

SCALENE

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Go to Next Slide

Follow the link on the next slide to watch the Khan Academy video on classifying triangles by sides.

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Khan Academy

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Use what you have learned to name the following triangles based on their side lengths.

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Let's Practice!

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Multiple Choice

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Name this triangle based on its side lengths.

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Equilateral

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Isosceles

3

Scalene

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Multiple Choice

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Name this triangle based on its sides.

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Equilateral

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Isosceles

3

Scalene

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Multiple Choice

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Name this triangle based on its side lengths.

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Equilateral

2

Isosceles

3

Scalene

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Multiple Choice

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Name the triangle based on its side lengths.

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Equilateral

2

Isosceles

3

Scalene

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Multiple Choice

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Name the triangle based on its side lengths.

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Equilateral

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Isosceles

3

Scalene

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Multiple Choice

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Name this triangle based on its side lengths.

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Equilateral

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Isosceles

3

Scalene

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Classifying Triangles by Their Angles

By Ms. Genovese

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An ACUTE angle is an angle that is SMALLER or OPEN LESS THAN a right angle.

ACUTE ANGLE

A RIGHT angle is an angle that is EXACTLY 90 degrees (a square corner). The corner of a piece of paper can fit perfectly into a right angle.

RIGHT ANGLE

An OBTUSE angle is an angle that is BIGGER or OPEN MORE THAN a right angle.

OBTUSE ANLGE

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A triangle is an ACUTE triangle when it has EXACTLY 3 acute angles.

ACUTE TRIANGLE

A triangle is a RIGHT triangle when it has EXACTLY 1 right angle (one square corner).

RIGHT TRIANGLE

A triangle is an OBTUSE triangle if it has EXACTLY 1 obtuse angle.

OBTUSE TRIANGLE

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Go to Next Slide

Follow the link on the next slide to watch the Khan Academy video on classifying triangles by angles.

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Khan Academy

You can open this webpage in a new tab.

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Use what you have learned to name the following triangles based on their side angle measures.

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Let's Practice!

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Multiple Choice

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Name this triangle based on its angles.

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Right Triangle

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Acute Triangle

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Obtuse Triangle

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Multiple Choice

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Name this triangle based on its angles.

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Right Triangle

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Acute Triangle

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Obtuse Triangle

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Multiple Choice

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Name this triangle based on its angles.

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Right Triangle

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Acute Triangle

3

Obtuse Triangle

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Multiple Choice

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Name this triangle based on its angles.

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Right Triangle

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Acute Triangle

3

Obtuse Triangle

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Multiple Choice

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Name this triangle based on its angles.

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Right Triangle

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Acute Triangle

3

Obtuse Triangle

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Multiple Choice

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Name this triangle based on its angles.

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Right Triangle

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Acute Triangle

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Obtuse Triangle

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​Complete the Following

  • Complete the EXIT TICKET. This will be your grade today. Turn it in to the PINK BIN when finished. This is INDEPENDENT.

  • Work on the worksheets in the triangle practice packet. You may work on the practice packet with a buddy if you like.

  • If you finish early, you may read, draw, go on Boddle or go on Legends of Learning.

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Classifying Triangles by Their Side Lengths

By Ms. Genovese

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