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Objectives: Within the timeframe, the students will be able to: activate prior knowledge on the characteristics of the types of quadrilaterals; integrate prior knowledge to the new existing schema; investigate the similarities and differences of quadrilaterals with the aid of manipulative skills; construct a schematic diagram of the types of quadrilaterals according to their sides and angles correctly;

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Objectives:Within the timeframe, the students will be able to:

activate prior knowledge on the characteristics of the types of quadrilaterals;

integrate prior knowledge to the new existing schema;

investigate the similarities and differences of quadrilaterals with the aid of manipulative skills;

construct a schematic diagram of the types of quadrilaterals according to their sides and angles correctly;

show appreciation on the importance of quadrilaterals in real life situation.

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GEOMETRY

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Pillow Traffic Sign

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Television Screen

Monitor

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Building Structure

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Signage Earrings

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Table Lampshade

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TYPES OF

QUADRILATERALS

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SQUARE

Sides: all sides are congruent.

Angles: all angles are congruent.

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RECTANGLE

Sides: 2 sets of sides are congruent.

Angles: all angles are congruent.

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PARALLELOGRAM

Sides: 2 sets of sides are congruent.

Angles: 2 sets of angles are congruent.

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RHOMBUS

Sides: all sides are congruent.

Angles: all are right angle.

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TRAPEZOID

Sides: exactly one pair of sides are parallel.

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Similarities of Rhombus and Square

All sides are equal.

When a square is change in its position as like as diamond which looks like a rhombus will be of the same right angles.

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Similarities of Square and Rectangle

All interior angles are right angles.

Two pairs of sides are parallel.

Two pairs of sides with equal length.

Diagonals bisect one another.

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Similarities of Rectangle and Parallelogram

Opposites sides are parallel.

Both sides are congruent.

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Similarities of Parallelogram and Trapezoid

Both are quadrilaterals and both have 2 sides parallel.

Their interior angles add up to 360 degrees (each).

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Quadrilaterals

Parallelogram

Trapezoid

RectangleRhombus

Square

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What have you learned about quadrilaterals that you have not yet learn from your past lesson?

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What can you say about quadrilaterals?

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Are they important?

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How often do you encounter and make

use of quadrilaterals?

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Quiz: ¼ sheet of paperState whether the statement is True or False.1. A square is a rectangle.2. A rectangle is a square.3. A parallelogram is a

trapezoid.4. A square is a rhombus.5. A parallelogram is a rhombus.

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Assignment: ½ C.WChoose on type of quadrilateral that relates to your personality. How are they related?