unify fy(ie) fy(ie)
Hint: U is like a text message when you are talking about yourself. You or U are one person.

Drawn an example of a shape that has only one side.
What is a way that you can remember the meaning of the prefix uni?
Write as many words as you can with the prefix of uni.
Make up a new word with the prefix uni and describe what the item, creature, shape or whatever you’ve made would look like.

word prefix bicycle bimonthly biweekly bilingual binoculars bin(i)
base meaning ocul(us)
Hint: There are two letters in bi and it means two!

Drawn an example of a shape that has two sides.
What is a way that you can remember the meaning of the prefix bi?
Write as many words as you can with the prefix of bi.
Make up a new word with the prefix bi and describe what the item, creature, shape or whatever you’ve made would look like.

word prefix tricycle tripod base meaning trio triple x ple
Triathlon athl
Hint: There are three letters in tri and it means three!

Drawn an example of a shape that has three sides.
What is a way that you can remember the meaning of the prefix tri?
Write as many words as you can with the prefix of tri.
Make up a new word with the prefix tri and describe what the item, creature, shape or whatever you’ve made would look like.

word prefix base meaning quadrilateral later quadruplets tuplet grouping quadriped quadrangle quadratic ped angle rat(e)
Hint: There are four letters in quad which means four!

Drawn an example of a shape that has four sides.
What is a way that you can remember the meaning of the prefix quad?
Write as many words as you can with the prefix of quad.
Make up a new word with the prefix quad and describe what the item, creature, shape or whatever you’ve made would look like.

word prefix
Pentagon
Pentominoe base meaning
Hint: Pente has five letters and it means five!

Drawn an example of a shape that has five sides.
What is a way that you can remember the meaning of the prefix pente?
Write as many words as you can with the prefix of pente.
Make up a new word with the prefix pente and describe what the item, creature, shape or whatever you’ve made would look like.

word prefix hexagon hexachord base meaning gon chord
Hint : Hex ends in an “x” just like the word six and hex means six.

Drawn an example of a shape that has six sides.
What is a way that you can remember the meaning of the prefix hex?
Write as many words as you can with the prefix of hex.
Make up a new word with the prefix hex and describe what the item, creature, shape or whatever you’ve made would look like.

word prefix base meaning septagon/heptagon gon
Septuplets
Hint: Sept sounds a bit like sev as in the number seven and sept means seven.

Drawn an example of a shape that has seven sides.
What is a way that you can remember the meaning of the prefix sept?
Write as many words as you can with the prefix of sept.
Make up a new word with the prefix sept and describe what the item, creature, shape or whatever you’ve made would look like.

word prefix octagon base meaning
Hint: Oct starts with an O which looks a lot like the
O’s stacked on top of each other to make an 8 and oct means eight!

Drawn an example of a shape that has eight sides.
What is a way that you can remember the meaning of the prefix oct?
Write as many words as you can with the prefix of oct.
Make up a new word with the prefix oct and describe what the item, creature, shape or whatever you’ve made would look like.

word prefix base meaning nonagon gon
Nonagenarian gen
Hint: Nona looks like nine and nona means the number nine!

Drawn an example of a shape that has nine sides.
What is a way that you can remember the meaning of the prefix nona?
Write as many words as you can with the prefix of nona.
Make up a new word with the prefix nona and describe what the item, creature, shape or whatever you’ve made would look like.

word prefix decagon decimeter decathlon base meaning gon meter athlon
Hint: If you count the joining points of the lines in the letters of Deca (with a capitol D), the sum would be
10 and deca means 10!

Drawn an example of a shape that has ten sides.
What is a way that you can remember the meaning of the prefix deca?
Write as many words as you can with the prefix of deca.
Make up a new word with the prefix deca and describe what the item, creature, shape or whatever you’ve made would look like.

Answer key:
Slide 1- horn, series/interval/(wheel), whole group of parts/(schools), made/(together as one)
Slide 2- cycle: of a series/intervals/(wheel), monthly:month period of time, week:week period of time, lingual:languages, ocules:views/eyes/lens
Slide 3- cycle:series/intervals/(wheels), pod:feet, ple:folds/multiply by, athl:contests/sports/events
Slide 4- later:sides, tuplets:parts in a group, ped:feet, angle:angle, rate(i):calculations
Slide 5- gon:of a kind/(sides), ominoe:squares
Slide 6- gon:of a kind/(sides), chord:harmonies/pitches to play
Slide 7- gon:of a kind/(sides), tuplets:parts in a goup
Slide 8- gon:of a kind/(sides)
Slide 9- gon:of a kind/(sides), gen:generations/(decades)
Slide 10- gon:of a kind/(sides), meter:measures, athl:events/sports/contests

90
Why would an angle less than 90 degrees be called acute?
Draw an example of something with an acute angle.

Why would the term Algebra mean “reunion of broken parts”?

What degrees are the different “sharp bends” in these angles? What are their names because of their degree measurement?

What tool has a sharp point that marks the center spot then drags a pencil around to form a circle?
Can you use a paper clip, your finger and a pencil as this tool to make a circle below?

What has the shape of a performance rings at the circus? Draw it below

The Latin word congruere meant "coming together" or "working together".
This definition is proven with the picture below. How is it proven?

The root vidua refers to a separation
When you do a division problem are you separating?
Show a division problem below and explain what and how you are separating.

The word dozen is a contraction of the Latin
Duodecim (two + ten).
Draw one dozen examples of a dozen!

comes from the Latin word frangere, to break
What fraction is modeled in these pictures? How can you break up the whole into parts for each of these models?
Explain in words, numbers and/or pictures.

When you think of Geometry, is there anything that reminds you of “measuring the Earth”?