MHSB - 6 - Maths :: Basic concepts in Geometry

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[Author - Kripa S]


Objective: To introduce all the geometrical ideas

Subtopics to be covered:

- Define point, types of points (collinear, non collinear)

- Ray, line segment, line, plane

- Types of lines (parallel lines, intersecting)

Learning Outcome:

- Students can identify a geometrical concept from given set


[Author - Kripa S]


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXz1YXsqx80 (basics of geometry)


[Author - Kripa S]


1. Share examples of point, line segments, circle from daily life. (example: star, bat, tubelight, side of a fan, bindi, dosa, chapathi etc)

2. Share example of rays (torch light, sun rays, etc )

3. Make different closed shapes using 6 pens or sticks. Reduce the sides by 1 everytime and make a new shape. What happens when you have 2 sides, what closed shape can you make? Is it possible? Discuss and understand what is the minimum requirements for a polygon/ closed shape


Term' Transliterated Term Translated Term
Point                                                   पॉईंट                                          बिंदू
Line Segment                                    लाईन सेगमेंट                                रेषाखंड
Line                                                    लाईन                                           रेखा
Ray                                                        रे                                               रे
Parallel Lines                                    पॅरलल लाईन                              समांतर रेखा
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Anonymous user #1

29 months ago
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ray is called kiran Marathi
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