Description
Quadrilaterals Classification Chart includes a full-sheet and half-sheets for students to reference as needed when classifying quadrilaterals, trapezoids, parallelograms, rhombuses, rectangles and squares.
***PLEASE NOTE: The long-accepted definition of a trapezoid is a quadrilateral with "only one pair" of parallel sides. However, in recent years, there has been controversy in the math world over the definition as it relates to some calculus formulas in higher math. Some textbooks say "only one pair" and some say "at least one pair." FOR THIS REASON, THIS PRODUCT IS BASED ON THE "AT LEAST ONE PAIR" DEFINITION because I do not want to cause confusion in my students who may later go on to higher math courses. We understand the need to adapt this product if you teach the "only one pair" definition. We do have a poster-size anchor chart in our store that I use in my classroom for quick reference in case you ever need it. It is interesting to share this debate with students and let them discuss how the chart would change based on which definition you subscribe to.
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What TEACHERS are saying about this product:
♥ "I was able to use this resource in a small group and the kids loved it."
♥ "Great resource for students who are still not sure of how to classify quadrilaterals! Thank you for sharing!"
♥ "I love having this as a flow chart! Thank you so much!!"
♥ "I needed this resource not only for students but for myself also. This topic has always confused me, but using this resource made my job easier."
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Polygons and Quadrilaterals Bundle with PowerPoint and SCOOT
Polygons and Quadrilaterals Bundle with PowerPoint and SCOOT
Classifying Shapes Roll and Play
Classifying Shapes Match-Up Cards
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Highlights
Description
Quadrilaterals Classification Chart includes a full-sheet and half-sheets for students to reference as needed when classifying quadrilaterals, trapezoids, parallelograms, rhombuses, rectangles and squares.
***PLEASE NOTE: The long-accepted definition of a trapezoid is a quadrilateral with "only one pair" of parallel sides. However, in recent years, there has been controversy in the math world over the definition as it relates to some calculus formulas in higher math. Some textbooks say "only one pair" and some say "at least one pair." FOR THIS REASON, THIS PRODUCT IS BASED ON THE "AT LEAST ONE PAIR" DEFINITION because I do not want to cause confusion in my students who may later go on to higher math courses. We understand the need to adapt this product if you teach the "only one pair" definition. We do have a poster-size anchor chart in our store that I use in my classroom for quick reference in case you ever need it. It is interesting to share this debate with students and let them discuss how the chart would change based on which definition you subscribe to.
**********************************************************************
What TEACHERS are saying about this product:
♥ "I was able to use this resource in a small group and the kids loved it."
♥ "Great resource for students who are still not sure of how to classify quadrilaterals! Thank you for sharing!"
♥ "I love having this as a flow chart! Thank you so much!!"
♥ "I needed this resource not only for students but for myself also. This topic has always confused me, but using this resource made my job easier."
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You might also like:
Polygons and Quadrilaterals Bundle with PowerPoint and SCOOT
Polygons and Quadrilaterals Bundle with PowerPoint and SCOOT
Classifying Shapes Roll and Play
Classifying Shapes Match-Up Cards
**********************************************************************
Click here to FOLLOW US and get 50% off our new products for the first 24 hours.
Connect with us:
♥ Newsletter FREEBIES ♥ YouTube ♥ Facebook ♥ Instagram ♥ Pinterest ♥ Blog ♥
Purchasing this product grants permission for use by one teacher in his or her own classroom. If you intend to share with others, please purchase additional licenses at the discounted rate when you checkout.
We TRULY appreciate your purchase and remind you that leaving feedback earns you TpT credit toward future purchases! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Thanks so much!
Clint & Alyson Dowda
