Where did the word polygan get its name? The term polygan (a figure with three or more sides), comes from the Greek words poli (meaning many), and gonus (meaning knees). Why? The Greeks thought that a polygan looked like their bent knees.

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Basic Lesson: Guides students through polygon geometry.; Standard: MATH 3
Grades: (6-8); View lesson

Intermediate Lesson: Demonstrates how to draw various polygons.; Standard: MATH 3
Grades: (6-8); View lesson

Independent Practice 1: A really great activity for allowing students to understand the concept of classifying polygons.; Standard: MATH 3
Grades: (6-8); View worksheet

Independent Practice 2: Students draw and classify polygons in 20 assorted problems. The answers can be found below.; Standard: MATH 3
Grades: (6-8); View worksheet

Classify Polygons Homework: Students are provided with 12 problems to achieve the concepts of Classifying Polygons.; Standard: MATH 3
Grades: (6-8); View homework

Classify Polygons Quiz: This tests the students ability to understand polygon geometry.; Standard: MATH 3
Grades: (6-8); View quiz

Answer Keys: Answers for the homework and quiz.; View answers

Answer Keys: Answers for lessons and both practice sheets.; View answers

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