2nd Maths Geometry: Identification of Objects by Blindfolding & Tracing Lines

2nd Maths Geometry: Identification of Objects by Blindfolding & Tracing Lines

2nd Maths : Term 2 Unit 1

Geometry: Identification of objects by blind folding

Recall

Join the dotted line in each of the given figure and write ‘H’ for horizontal line, ‘V’ for vertical line, ‘S’ for slanting line and ‘C’ for curved line.

Activity to identify horizontal, vertical, slanting, and curved lines

Teacher’s Note: Teacher can extend this activity and ask children to discuss the other types of lines observed in each of the given figures.

Travel Through

The teacher blindfolds one of the students and asks him/her to take an object and identify the objects by asking questions based on the properties as follows.

A blindfolded student identifying an object

Teacher: Is the object in your hand flat or round?

Student: The object is ___________.

Teacher: Now feel the sides. How many sides it has?

Student: It has ___ sides.

Teacher: Are the sides equal, say yes or no ?

Student: _____.

Teacher: Can you guess the shape of the object now?

Student: It’s shape is _____.

Collection of geometric shapes like cube, cylinder, cone, sphere

Keywords: Cube, Cuboid, Cylinder, Cone, Sphere, Circle, Square, Corner, Edge, Curve, Straight line

Teacher’s Note: Teacher should provide opportunities for all children to familiarize the properties of different shapes.

Learn

Tracing curved lines

Keep a bangle on a paper and trace its outline.

Tracing a bangle to create a curved line

Trace the outline of your fingers.

Tracing fingers to create curved lines

Pleasure time

Join the dots and form the shape.

Dot-to-dot activity to form a house shape Dot-to-dot activity to form a fish shape

Learn

Tracing straight lines

Run a pencil along the box to draw the outline of the shape.

Tracing a box to create straight lines

Take a ruler and run a pencil along its side to get its shape.

Tracing a ruler to create straight lines

Practice

(i) Using a ruler, draw straight line path to help the frog to have his food.

Practice activity: Draw a straight line for the frog to reach its food.

(ii) Draw the outline of the river and the cloud using appropriate colour pencil.

Practice activity: Trace the outline of a river and cloud.

Pleasure Time

Tick the lines found in the alphabets and numerals.

Activity to identify line types in letters and numbers