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Building with Geometry Activity Sheet
McGraw-Hill Mathematics: Grade 4, Chapter 10
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Building with Geometry
The Great Buildings Collection
http://www.greatbuildings.com/gbc.html
Visit this Web site to see how geometric shapes and other elements are used in architecture.
- Scroll and type "Centre Pompidou" in the box next to "Name of Building." Then click Search for Building.
- Click Centre Pompidou. Click the photo for an enlarged view. Answer questions 1 through 4 below.
- Click Search at the bottom of the screen. Then type "Pantheon" in the first box and click Search for Building.
- Click Pantheon. Click the photo for an enlarged view. Answer questions 5 through 7.
- In the same way, search for the "Great Pyramid of Khufu." Before enlarging the photo, scroll down to find the measurements. Answer question 8.
- Then, search for the "Parthenon." Answer question 9.

Centre Pompidou
- Find congruent right triangles in the Centre Pompidou. Draw two congruent right triangles in the space below. Describe where you see them.
- Find an obtuse isosceles triangle. Draw one in the space below. Describe where you see it.
- Find a parallelogram in the structure. Draw one in the space below. Describe where you see it.
- Look for a trapezoid. Draw one in the space below. Describe where you see it.
Pantheon
- Describe where you see a line of symmetry as you view the front of this building.
- Which 3-dimensional geometric shape do the columns of this building suggest?
- What kind of lines do the columns of this building create?
Great Pyramid of Khufu
- The Great Pyramid of Khufu is a square pyramid. What is the perimeter of its base in feet?
Parthenon
- What was the area of the eastern room of the Parthenon in square feet?

Math at Home
Today I examined 2- and 3-dimensional shapes and other geometric elements used in famous buildings. For example, I saw and a line of at the Pantheon.

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