Exploring Congruent Shapes for 2nd Graders

The video tutorial introduces the concept of congruent shapes, explaining that congruent means equal in terms of size, shape, and number of sides, but not color. It provides instructions for a worksheet and demonstrates examples of congruent and non-congruent shapes. The video includes an activity to identify congruent hexagons in a maze, emphasizing the importance of counting sides and considering size. The lesson concludes with a recap of the key points about congruent shapes.

What does congruency not depend on?

• The shape's angles

• The size of the shape

• The number of sides

• The shape's color

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What must congruent shapes have in common?

• The same texture

• The same color and size

• The same size, shape, and number of sides

• The same name

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What does 'congruent' mean in geometry?

• Shapes that look similar

• Shapes with different sizes

• Shapes that are the same color

• Shapes that are exactly the same in size and shape

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Can congruent shapes be rotated or flipped and still be considered congruent?

• No, congruent shapes cannot be moved

• Yes, as long as they fit perfectly onto each other

• Yes, but only if they are the same color

• No, they lose their congruency if rotated or flipped

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Why are a circle and a triangle never congruent?

• Because they are different shapes

• Because they have different colors

• Because one is bigger than the other

• Because they have a different number of sides

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What is the first step in identifying congruent shapes in the maze activity?

• Counting the number of angles

• Looking at the color of the shapes

• Counting the number of sides

• Measuring the size of the shapes

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What is a shape with five sides called?

• Pentagon

• Triangle

• Hexagon

• Square

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Why was the square not congruent to the purple hexagon?

• Because it had four sides

• Because it had more angles

• Because it was a different color

• Because it was smaller

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How can you tell if two hexagons are congruent?

• By their color

• If they have the same number of sides and fit perfectly on top of each other

• If one is larger than the other

• If they look similar

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What is the key takeaway about congruent shapes?

• They must be identical in every way, including color

• They can be different sizes but the same shape

• They are always the same shape but can have different numbers of sides

• They must be the same size, shape, and have the same number of sides

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