Making Bigger Shapes
Aligned to K.G.B.6 — Common Core State Standards for Mathematics.
What this lesson teaches
We can put small shapes together to build a bigger shape.
Worked example
Push two triangles together and they make a square. Two little shapes become one big shape!
Practice questions
- Put two triangles together - what bigger shape do you get?
- Use square blocks to build a long rectangle.
- Join shapes to make a house shape.
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Hacer figuras mas grandes
Podemos juntar figuras pequenas para construir una figura mas grande.
Ejemplo: Junta dos triangulos y forman un cuadrado. Dos figuras chiquitas se vuelven una figura grande!
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