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polygons

polygons. Draw and post. Draw a picture of a polygon on each of your post-it notes. Try to draw two different types of polygons (be creative). Post them on the front chalkboard (right side). Think/pair/share. Take a minute to think about your drawings, what makes a figure a polygon?

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  1. polygons

  2. Draw and post • Draw a picture of a polygon on each of your post-it notes. • Try to draw two different types of polygons (be creative). • Post them on the front chalkboard (right side)

  3. Think/pair/share • Take a minute to think about your drawings, what makes a figure a polygon? • Pair up with someone and share your thoughts. (Be sure to listen to their thoughts as well.) • Write down properties you think must exist to call something a polygon.

  4. Section 6.1What is a polygon? (Write down) Polygons Not Polygons

  5. A polygon has…(Write Down) • Three or more sides • No curved sides • Each segment connects to only two others (segments don’t cross)

  6. Decide and check • Aces - come up the board and remove any examples from the board that you think are not polygonsand put them on the cabinet. • Twos – Check to see if you agree with the drawings that were removed. Then go to the board and make sure that Row 1 removed all the drawings that should have been removed.

  7. Convex vs concave (Write Down) Convex Polygons Concave Polygons

  8. What’s the difference? Convex Polygons Concave Polygons

  9. Decide and check • Threes– Go to the board and divide the drawings into two groups (Concave/Convex) • Fours – Check to see that the Threes grouped the drawings correctly

  10. If all the angles in a polygon are equal it’s called • If all the sides in a polygon are equal it’s called • If a polygon is both equilateral and equiangular it is regular(write down) equiangular equilateral

  11. Polygon Names • Polygon Names

  12. Decide and check • Fives – Go to the board and label all the drawings with the appropriate name. • Sixes – Go to the board and check to see if you agree with all of the names

  13. Diagonals • A diagonal connects two non-consecutive vertices (write down)

  14. Diagonals • A rectangle has 2 diagonals • Draw the diagonals of a pentagon (5 sides)

  15. pentagon

  16. Triangles in a polygon • In your notes create a table, the size of a full sheet of paper, that has 4 columns and 12 rows. Leave enough room to draw a picture below the name. (n – 2) x 180 n n - 2

  17. Solve for x • 113+98+42+x=360 • 253+x=360 • X=107

  18. Solve for x • 90+90+2x+25+3x+5=360 • 210+5x=360 • 5x=150 • X=30

  19. Equiangular Polygons • What does each interior angle equal in an equiangular 20-gon? • What does each interior angle equal in an equiangular n-gon? • Use this formula to find what each interior angle equals in an equiangular 40-gon.

  20. Exit Ticket Homework • First: Name the Polygon. • Second: Determine whether the polygon is convex or concave. • Third: Determine whether the polygon is equilateral, equiangular, regular, or neither. • Fourth: Solve for x. • Pg. 325: 12 – 20, 24 – 34, 37 – 46, 54 - 59 x x x x

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