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− | Introduce children to the concept of points, line, ray and segments | + | ==== Objectives: ==== |
| + | * Introduce children to the concept of segments, ray and lines. |
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| + | ==== Prerequisites/Instructions, prior preparations, if any ==== |
| + | Go through chapter - "Basic geometrical ideas". |
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| + | ==== Resources : ==== |
| + | videos and any other additional materials |
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| + | ==== Process ==== |
| + | {{Geogebra|sgeuw5ce}} |
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| + | '''Students work:''' |
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| + | Step 1: First click on check box 1 |
| + | * What you observed? What is EF here? |
| + | Step 2:Click on check box 2 |
| + | * What you observed? What is AB here? |
| + | Step 3:Click on check box 3 |
| + | * What you observed? What is CD here? |
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| + | * What do you notice among these pictures/objects? |
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| + | * Move the window screen by holding left-click on the mouse and move towards right or left. |
| + | * Do you find any difference? |
| + | Step 4: Click on check box named as 'definitions' |
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| + | '''Think about for the following questions''' |
| + | # Do you think you can draw a complete picture of a line? Why? |
| + | # Can you measure the line? |
| + | # A minimum of how many points are required to fix a line? |
| + | # How many points can be plotted on a line? |
| + | # How many segments can be on a line? |
| + | # Give examples for points, rays, segments and lines in our day-to-day life. |
| + | # How to represent line segments, rays and lines symbolically? |
| + | Click here to access the material for this chapter. |
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| + | ==== Practice work : ==== |
| + | Solve the given [[:File:Worksheet-1 Points and Lines.pdf|Worksheet]] |
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| + | ==== Questions if any? ==== |
| + | Please write your questions here. |