Triangle activity

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 TRIANGLE ACTIVITY


Colour paper is a favorite for children's crafts because it is inexpensive and is available in many colors. It has a rough texture and is difficult to fold. Construction paper is not for projects that are meant to last a long time because the colors fade quickly. Elementary school teachers often use construction paper for class craft projects.

Materials Required
  • Color paper
  • Scale
  • Scissors
  • Glue
With this activity, Students learnt how to construct a triangle and are able to recall about triangles based on sides.



                                                      


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