According to the Australian Curriculum Mathematics (Year 2, ACMMG045 and ACMMG046), students must create new shapes by joining equilateral triangles and trying up to a minimum of five combinations. Also, they must find a variety of a minimum of four squares and create a combination of two minimum rectangles. The students must practice different patterns with a combination of shapes; practice rotating the body by quarter, half, three by fourth, and flipping.

The shape tool can create any geometric form conceivable. Using this tool, the student can colour, expand, resize, rotate, reflect, cut, and glue squares, triangles, rhombi, trapezoids, and hexagons. After constructing new patterns, click on the printer icon and give your name, then print or save the result in PDF format and send it to palc1498@gmail.com.Please share your findings in the comments. If necessary, parents or guardians may assist you with typing.

Note: On the top left side of the Shape tool, you can see the Toolbar, and on the top right of the “Shape Tool,” you can see the printer icon. Each tool’s activity instructions and functions are explained in the activity window, and please follow the “activity” instructions.

Please start the “Shape Tool” below and create your patch using the shapes. Have a good time!


 


If the “Shape Tool” is not functioning, please click on the blue-coloured title below to start it.