Geometry and measuring
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What could help?
- Illustrated book
- Model or observation aid
- Measuring or observation instrument
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A short activity with an adult, matched to the film’s topic. Expand the instructions.
PracticeFind a right angle
With an adult. Use reachable objects on a table; do not climb furniture.
Materials
Rectangular paper, pencil.
Steps
- Mark a small square at one paper corner: your right-angle reference.
- Compare the corner with a book, tabletop and drawings. Check that both arms align.
- Draw an angle smaller and larger than the reference; label acute, right and obtuse.
What can you notice?
A right angle is 90°. Acute angles are below 90°; obtuse angles are above 90° and below 180°.
Explanation sources
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