3.2.1

2D Shapes

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2D Shapes

2D shapes stands for two-dimensional shapes. They are shapes like rectangles, circles and triangles that can be drawn on a flat surface, like the page of your book.

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Drawing 2D shapes

  • When drawing 2D shapes, you should:
    • Use a sharp pencil.
    • Use a ruler for straight lines.
    • Practise drawing the sides on the lines of your maths book.
    • Practise making the sides meet (join together) exactly where you want them to.
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Triangle

  • 3 sides.
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Rectangle

  • 4 sides.
  • Opposites sides are equal length.
  • 4 right-angles.
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Square

  • 4 sides.
  • All sides have equal length.
  • 4 right-angles.
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Rhombus

  • 4 sides.
  • All sides have equal length.
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Pentagon

  • 5 sides.
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Hexagon

  • 6 sides.
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Heptagon

  • 7 sides.
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Octagon

  • 8 sides.

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