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CHAPTER 5 Shapes and Patterns Practice 1 Exploring Plane Shapes Trace the dots. Then match each shape to its name. 1. triangle square rectangle circle Lesson 1 Exploring Plane Shapes 93

A part of each shape is missing. Think about what shape it was. Then match the shape to its name. 2. rectangle triangle square circle 94 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Circle the shapes that are the same shape as the shaded shape. 3. 4. 5. 6. Color the shapes. 7. squares 8. triangles Lesson 1 Exploring Plane Shapes 95

Color the shapes. 9. rectangles 10. The shapes that are not circles. Which shape is not in each set? Circle the correct answer. 11. Set A 12. Set B A rectangle/square is not in this set. A triangle/circle is not in this set. 96 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

How many sides and corners are there? Count. 13. 14. sides corners Sort the shapes by color. Circle the shape that is different. 15. sides corners Sort the shapes by size. Color the shapes that are alike. 16. Lesson 1 Exploring Plane Shapes 97

Sort the shapes by shape. Color the shapes that are alike. 17. Sort the shapes by corners. Circle that shape that is different. 18. Sort the shapes by the number of sides. Circle the shape that is different. 19. 98 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Practice 2 Exploring Plane Shapes Read. Then answer the questions. 1. Josh has a square piece of paper. He folds it and unfolds it. Then he draws a line along the fold. Now he has two new shapes, A and B. A B Write yes or no. a. Are Shape A and Shape B the same shape? b. Are Shape A and Shape B the same size? Count. c. How many sides are there? Shape A Shape B d. How many corners are there? Shape A Shape B Lesson 1 Exploring Plane Shapes 99

Write yes or no. e. Are Shape A and Shape B different? Josh then cuts out Shape A and Shape B. A B f. Can Shape A fi t exactly over Shape B? Are the shapes the same shape and size? Write yes or no. 2. C D Shapes C and D 3. E F Shapes E and F 100 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Practice 3 Exploring Solid Shapes Match each shape to its name. 1. cube cone pyramid sphere cylinder rectangular prism Lesson 2 Exploring Solid Shapes 101

Answer the questions. Circle the shapes. 2. Which shapes are not cylinders? 3. Which shapes are not pyramids? 102 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Answer the questions. Circle the shapes. 4. Which shapes can you stack? 5. Which shapes can you slide? 6. Which shapes can you roll? Lesson 2 Exploring Solid Shapes 103

7. Which shape can you only slide? 8. Which shape can you only roll? 104 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Practice 4 Making Pictures and Models with Shapes Find the shapes in the pictures. Count how many of each shape there are. Write the number. 1. Shape Number triangle 3 2. circle rectangle square Shape Number triangle circle rectangle square Lesson 3 Making Pictures and Models with Shapes 105

Match the pieces to make a shape. Name the shapes. Use the words in the box. 3. circle square triangle rectangle circle 4. 5. 6. 106 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Cut out the shapes below and make a picture. Paste the picture here or use your own paper. You do not need to use all the shapes. 7. Lesson 3 Making Pictures and Models with Shapes 107

Look at the pictures. Then fill in the blanks. 8. How many triangles can you see? I can see triangles. 9. A star can be made of triangles. This star is made of triangles. Draw triangles another way to make up this star. This star is made of triangles. Lesson 3 Making Pictures and Models with Shapes 109

10. Draw a picture with shapes. Count how many of each shape there are. Write the number. Shape Number triangle circle rectangle square 110 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Practice 5 Making Pictures and Models with Shapes Look at the pictures. Count how many of each solid shape there are. Write the number. 1. Shape sphere Number cylinder rectangular prism cone cube pyramid Lesson 3 Making Pictures and Models with Shapes 111

2. Shape sphere Number cylinder rectangular prism cone cube 3. pyramid Shape sphere Number cylinder rectangular prism cone cube pyramid 112 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Practice 6 Seeing Shapes Around Us Trace the shape of each thing. Then color. 1. Circles - red Triangles - blue Squares - yellow Rectangles - green Lesson 4 Seeing Shapes Around Us 113

Look at the pictures. Circle the correct things. 2. the thing that has the shape of a square 3. the thing that does not have the shape of a circle 114 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Match. 4. rectangular prism sphere cube cylinder pyramid Lesson 4 Seeing Shapes Around Us 115

Look at the picture. Color the shapes in the picture. 5. Shape Color Shape Color cube blue pyramid purple sphere red rectangular prism green cone yellow cylinder orange What shape is not in the picture? 116 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Practice 7 Making Patterns with Plane Shapes Sort the shapes. Write the numbers in the correct boxes. 1. 1 4 5 6 4 7 2 3 9 7 Shape Circles Triangles Squares Rectangles 8 Size Color Big Small Black White Lesson 5 Making Patterns with Plane Shapes 117

Complete the patterns. Draw the missing shape. Example 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 118 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Complete the patterns. Circle the missing shape. Example 8. 9. 10. 11. Lesson 5 Making Patterns with Plane Shapes 119

Complete the patterns. Draw what comes next. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 120 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Cut out the shapes below. Make two patterns. You do not need to use all the shapes. 17. Paste your fi rst pattern here. Lesson 5 Making Patterns with Plane Shapes 121

18. Paste your second pattern here. 122 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Practice 8 Making Patterns with Solid Shapes Complete the patterns. Circle the shape that comes next. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Lesson 6 Making Patterns with Solid Shapes 123

Circle the mistake in the pattern. Then make a for the correct shape. Example 6. 7. 8. 124 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Math Journal Choose two things. Circle them. 1. jar sharpener brick ice-cream cone Now write about them. Use the words in the box to help you. cylinder sphere cube stacking sliding rolling size cone pyramid rectangular prism shape 2. The has the shape of a. 3. The has the shape of a. 4. I can move the by. 5. I can move the by. Continued on next page Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns 125

6. My things are alike because they. 7. My things are different because they. Make a pattern with plane shapes. Read and draw. 8. The shapes in this pattern are alike. The sizes of the shapes are different. 126 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Put On Your Thinking Cap! Challenging Practice Solve. 1. Lee, Jen, Bob, and Dean have some shapes. Find out who has each set of shapes. Lee has fewer circles than Bob. All of Jen's shapes have 3 sides or more. Bob has four kinds of shapes. Dean has no squares. Write the name that matches each set on the line below. Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns 127

Cut out the pieces of shapes on page 129. Paste the cut-out pieces to fit the two pictures below. 2. 3. 128 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

2. 3. Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns 129

Put On Your Thinking Cap! Problem Solving Draw and complete the pattern. Each row ( ) and column ( ) must have these four shapes,. 1. Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns 131

Draw and complete the pattern. Each row ( ) and column must have these four shapes,. 2. 132 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Chapter Review/Test Vocabulary Draw the shape. 1. square 2. rectangle 3. triangle Write the name. Use the words in the box. 4. 5. cylinder sphere Concepts and Skills Trace the shape. Write the number of sides and corners. 6. 7. sides corners sides corners Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns 133

Answer the question. Write yes or no. 8. How are these shapes alike? a. same shape b. same size c. same color Circle the solid shapes you can roll. 9. How can you move a pyramid? Circle the answer. 10. stack slide roll 134 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns

Look at the picture. What shapes do you see? Write the number. 11. square rectangle circle Look at the picture. What shapes do you see? Circle the answers. triangle 12. Plane Shapes Solid Shapes circle sphere triangle square rectangle pyramid cylinder cone rectangular prism Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns 135

Complete the pattern. Circle the shape that comes next. 13. 14. Problem Solving Draw a line to solve. Make two shapes that are different in shape and size. 15. 136 Chapter 5 Shapes and Patterns