This document provides a lesson on recognizing and drawing points, lines, line segments, and rays in mathematics. It begins with an introduction and learning objectives. It then defines each term and provides examples of how to draw them. Several activities are included for students to practice identifying and drawing the different geometric shapes. Key terms are reinforced through examples and practice questions with answer keys provided.

1. Mathematics
Quarter 3 – Module 6:
Recognizing and Drawing a Point,
Line, Line Segment, and Ray
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2. Mathematics – Grade 3
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Quarter 3 – Module 6: Recognizing and Drawing Point, Line, Line Segment, and Ray
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Mathematics
Quarter 3 – Module 6:
Recognize and Draw a Point, Line,
Line Segment, and Ray

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Introductory Message
This Self-Learning Module (SLM) is prepared so that you, our dear
learners, can continue your studies and learn while at home.
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self-check your learning. Answer keys are provided for each
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In this module you would recognize point, line, line segment
and a ray. You can also draw all of this. Don’t you know that you
are already familiar with this? Do you remember star gazing at
night? We often connect stars and form different objects from it. In
this lesson we will realize how points, lines, line segment and ray
differ and how it works in our day to day endeavour.
After going through this module, you are expected to:
1. define a point, line, line segment and ray
2. recognize and draw a point, line, line segment and ray
(M3GE-IIIe-11 ).
Enjoy your journey. Good luck!
What I Need to Know

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What I Know
Give what is being asked in the following items.
1. What is a point? ________________________________________
a. a part of a line with only one end point
b. a collection of points along a straight path
c. a dot in exact location in space
d. a part of a line with two endpoints
2. Draw a point:
3. What is a line? _________________________________________
a. a part of a line with only one end point
b. a collection of points along a straight path
c. a part of a line with two endpoints
d. a dot in exact location in space
4. Draw a line: _______________
5. What is a line segment? _______________________________
a. a part of a line with only one end point
b. a collection of points along a straight path
c. a dot in exact location in space
d. a part of a line with two endpoints
6. Draw a line segment:

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7. What is a ray? _________________________________________
a. a collection of points along a straight path
b. a part of a line with only one end point
c. a dot in exact location in space
d. a part of a line with two endpoints
8. Draw a ray: ____________________

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Lesson
Recognizing and Drawing a
Point, Line, Line Segment
and Ray
The children like you are fond of reading different stories and
poems that could give life lessons. Can you connect dots from
above? The stars at night, looks like dots of light at night. What is
another name for dots?

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What’s In
Identify the following pairs of lines. Name each of the following
pairs as intersecting line, perpendicular line, and parallel line in the
space provided.
1. ___________________
2. ___________________
3. _____________________
4. _____________________
5. _____________________

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What’s New
Do you remember a game connect-the dots? Each small dot
you make is called a point, whether we use a pen, pencil, pentel
pen or even a crayon still called a point. Now, can you draw 2
points in the box and called it point A and point B?
a.
b. Can you draw two points, get a ruler and connect two points to
make a line? And, call it line segment CD.
c. Can you draw two points and connect it with a line with arrows
at both ends? And call it a line EF.
d. Draw a line where the other side is an arrow while the other end
is point. And call it line GH.

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What is It
Activity 1
In activity 1, I asked you to draw point, line, line segment
and a ray. Now, let’s check if you did it right. With its correct
definition and it’s sample illustration.
What is a Point?
Is an exact position on a plane surface. Each dot you make
with a sharp pencil is called a point. Usually, we use a dot or as a
cross mark to the position of a point.
Sample,
. A X B
We call these points as Point A and Point B
What is a line?
Is a set of points in a straight path that extends in opposite
directions without ending.
Sample,
. .
C D
We, call this line CD.
What is line segment?
A line segment is a part of a line between two end points.
. .
E F

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We call it line segment EF.
What is a ray?
A ray is a part of a line that has one end point and an arrow
that extends in one direction without ending.
.
G H
We have now, ray GH.
What’s More
Activity 2
Now let’s practice what we have discussed.
1. a. In the box below, mark 2 points with a dot each. Name
the points H and I.
1. a. Draw a line segment KL in the box below.
b. Draw lines MN in the box below.

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2. Points A, C and E are shown below. Draw a line to show ray
AB, ray CD and ray EF.
What I Have Learned
Points can be marked with a dot or a cross.
Ex. . x
Lines have no end. Straight line is drawn with a ruler. We show line
by making arrows in both ends.
Ex.
Line Segment joints 2 points. The length of line segment is the
length from 1 point to the other.
Ex. .
Ray goes in one direction. It starts with a point and ends with an
arrow.
Ex. .
A . E.
C .

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What I Can Do
Activity 3
Answer the following question using the drawing below in a
separate sheet of paper
M N O P
1. Name all the points.
2. Identify all the line that is shown
3. Name all the line segments in the drawing
4. Identify all the rays that is shown.

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Assessment
Activity 4
Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer on a
separate sheet of paper.
1. Dot is a symbol for _____________.
a. line b. ray c. angle d. line segment
2. A ________________ can be longer, through its arrows showing no
ending.
a. point b. lines c. segments d. dots
3. Part of the line is a ray which is compose of endpoint and a
____________.
a. arrowhead b. endpoint c. line d. dot
4. Line segment is part of a line that has _______ endpoints.
a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4
5. This represents a ____________.
a. segments b. ray c. line d. point

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Line point
line segment ray
Additional Activities
Activity 5
Choose the correct answer in the box to complete the
sentence below. Write it on a separate sheet of paper.
1. A ________ has two arrowheads.
2. A geometric figure that has one endpoint and arrowhead is
called________________.
3. A ________________ has two endpoints.
4. A ________________ can be named through a letter.

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Answer Key
Additional
Activity
1.line
2.
ray
3.
line
segment
4.
point
Assessment
1.
A
2.
B
3.
A
4.
B
5.
C
What
I
Can
Do
1.
point
M,
point
N,
Point
O,
and
point
P
2.
line
L
Q
3.
Line
Segment
MN,
MO,
MP,NO,
OP,
NP
4.
Ray
LN,
LP,
MQ,
NQ,
OQ,
PQ
What’s
More
1.
A
.
.
.
H
I
B.
x
2.
A.
M
N
B.
.
.
K
L
3.
A.
A
B
C
D
E
F
What's
In
1.
parallel
line
2.
intersecting
line
3.
perpendicular
line
4.
parallel
line
5.
intersecting
line
What
I
Know
1.
C
2.
.
3.
b
4.
5.
d
6..
.
7.
B
8

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References
Xander Yun, The New Syllabus Primary Mathematics: Rex Book
Store., 2014, 425-429.
Department of Education, Mathematics 3: Teachers Guide: s.n.,
2015, 250-253.
Department of Education, Mathematics 3: Learners Material: s.n.,
2015, 227-234.

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