This document provides instructions for making a pinwheel and discusses different types of lines such as diagonal, perpendicular, and parallel. It includes tips for making a review poster and recommends two books about mathematics - The Boy Who Loved Math and The Girl With A Mind For Math. It also suggests looking for types of lines on buildings during a field trip to the Magnificent 7 colonial buildings in Trinidad.

4. LINES

5. MAKE IT AS YOU LEARN
IT: PINWHEELS!
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6. *CAN BE FOUND IN HANDY DANDY CRAFT BOX
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HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED:
PATTERNED PAPER
PENCIL WITH AN ERASER
STRAIGHT PIN
PONY BEAD
SCISSORS
PENCIL
RULER
*DECORATIVE TAPE

7. DIAGONAL
An angled line
which goes from
one CORNER to
the opposite.
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9. DIY PLACE TIPS:
Get up and walk across the room in
a diagonal line.
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10. PERPENDICULAR
Two lines which
are at
RIGHT ANGLES
to each other
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11. PARALLEL
Two lines which
are at
THE SAME
ANGLE
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12. DIY PLACE TIPS:
Get up and walk in 2 parallel
lines. These 2 lines should
never meet.
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DIY PLACE TIPS:
Use your craft sticks or chenille stems and make your own review
poster for the lesson.

15. LET’S READ!
The Boy Who Loved Math: The Improbable
Life of Paul Erdos
BY Deborah Heiligman
Paul Erdos could ask you when you were
born and then calculate the number of
seconds you had been alive in his head. He
travelled around the world, from one
mathematician to the next, collaborating on
an astonishing number of publications. This is
a beautiful introduction to the world of math.

16. LET’S READ!
The Girl With A Mind For Math
BY Julia Finley Mosca
After touring a German submarine in the early
1940s, young Raye set her sights on
becoming an engineer. Through it all, the
gifted mathematician persisted―finally
gaining her well-deserved title in history: a
pioneer who changed the course of ship
design forever.

17. FIELD TRIP IDEAS
Magnificent 7: Look for types of lines in buildings.
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The magnificent seven are 7 distinct
colonial-style buildings which were built
in Trinidad during Spanish and British
rule in the 17th & 18th centuries.

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PERPENDICULAR
QUEEN’S ROYAL
COLLEGE
FIELD TRIP IDEAS
Magnificent 7: Look for types of lines in buildings.

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DIAGONAL
STOLLMEYER’S CASTLE
HAYE’S COURT
DIAGONAL
PARALLEL
FIELD TRIP IDEAS
Magnificent 7: Look for types of lines in buildings.

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MILLE FLEURS
DIAGONAL
AMBARD’S HOUSE
FIELD TRIP IDEAS
Magnificent 7: Look for types of lines in buildings.

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WHITEHALL
PARALLEL
ARCHBISHOP’S
PALACE
FIELD TRIP IDEAS
Magnificent 7: Look for types of lines in buildings.

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