Draw and Identify Lines, Rays, and Line Segments
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Draw and Identify Lines, Rays, and Line Segments
Lines for Grade 3: six figures to draw on dot grids, a line segment, a ray, a line, two intersecting lines with the point where they meet, and a parallel and a perpendicular line, then two figures to name and four pairs of lines to sort as parallel, perpendicular, or intersecting, two shapes to count right angles and parallel sides in, and four words for figures and the parts of shapes. Three pages with an answer key.
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Name and draw points, lines, line segments and rays, find parallel and perpendicular lines, sort figures by them, and draw the lines of symmetry of a figure.
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How to use this sheet
- Have a small mirror, or fold paper shapes, to check lines of symmetry.
- For parallel and perpendicular, have the child trace the lines with two fingers and see if they could ever meet.
- Have the child label each figure with its symbol, such as arrows for a line and a dot for an end point.
Common mistakes
- Thinking a diagonal of a rectangle is a line of symmetry. Fold one to check: the halves do not match.
- Mixing up a ray and a line segment. A ray has one end point and goes on in one direction.
- Calling lines perpendicular if they cross at any angle. Perpendicular lines make right angles.
