Summary
Why tell a kid the rules of a triangle when they can discover them!?
- Students try to create the biggest possible angle inside of a triangle.
- They look for triangles with one or more right angles.
- Then they add up three angles, trying to find the largest and smallest sums possible.
- Students try to create triangles with two and three congruent angles.
- We close by posing the question: how are angles and sides related? (Larger/smaller angles mean longer/shorter sides. Same sized angles? Same size sides. )
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