This short slideshow was created by Mrs. Donais as an experiment for her Math Blog for grade 2/3 students. It contains a few slides about shapes, including one rhombus, quadrilaterals, and symmetry, as well as a true/false question about a pheasant chick's mass. One slide asks students to identify if a representation of Wheatley is 2D or 3D. The slideshow encourages students to post a comment on the Blog with their thoughts.

1. Our first PowerPoint for our Blog! Dear Grade 2/3, This is a very short slideshow. I created it to experiment with our new Math Blog. Please read all of the slides with your partner. Thanks, Mrs. Donais

2. Talk to your elbow partner about each slide. Choose the best answer: There is only one rhombus. The blue shapes are quadrilaterals. This picture is symmetrical.

3. Choose true or false for this statement. This pheasant chick has a mass of 12 kg. True or False

4. Is this a 2D (two dimensional) or 3D (three dimensional) representation of Wheatley?

5. Thank you for watching the show! Grade 2/3s, please try to ‘post’ a comment on the Blog about the slideshow. Thank you, Mrs. Donais