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Exploring Shapes: An Interactive Guide to Geometric Figures

Dive into the world of shapes with NoaLaMaskin! Learn about lines, rectangles, cones, and more in this engaging exploration of geometry. Discover the properties of various shapes through fun examples and clear explanations. From acute angles to spheres, this guide will expand your knowledge of geometric concepts.

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Exploring Shapes: An Interactive Guide to Geometric Figures

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  1. Geometry A World of Exciting Shapes By NoaLaMaskin

  2. Line Rectangle A rectangle is a four sided shape like the tile. jfjfjf A line is a thin mark like the divider pictured here. Acute angle Acute angles are angles smaller than 90 degrees like the table edge. Cylinder A cylinder is a solid shape with circular ends like the glass cup.

  3. Parallel lines Triangular prism Parallel lines are lines that never intersect like this vent. A triangular prism is prism with 5 faces and 6 angles like this box. Parallelogram Cone A cone is a figure with A circular base like this speaker. A parallelogram is a 4 sided shape whose opposite sides are parallel.

  4. Circle Trapezoid A trapezoid is a four sided uneven shape like this table. Cube A circle is something that is perfectly round like the key hole. Octagon A cube is a 6 sided shape like the fire alarm. An octagon is an eight sided shape like this flash card.

  5. Rectangular prism Obtuse angle An obtuse angle is an angle that is greater than 90 degrees like the stage corner. Angle A rectangular prism is a prism that has 6 sides like the fire extinguisher cabinet. Straight angle An angle is the space between 2 meeting lines like this book shelf. A straight angle is an angle that is 180 degrees like the scale.

  6. Isosceles triangle Right angle An Isosceles triangle is a triangle that has two alike sides like this sign. A right angle is an angle that is 90 degrees like the wall edge. Square Sphere A square is a shape that has 4 right angles like the fire alarm. A sphere is a 3d object with no faces like the ball

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