Length: 0:30The Mirror PointHow many squares is the point from its mirror point?Grade 4Math stories
Geometry to think along with
Theo draws on the board: he reflects points, measures perimeter and area, builds with cubes and checks cube nets. Then the video pauses and it is your child's turn.
Length: 0:30The Mirror PointHow many squares is the point from its mirror point?Grade 4
Length: 0:29Lines of SymmetryHow many lines of symmetry does a square have?Grade 4
Length: 0:32Perimeter of a RectangleA bed is 5 m long and 3 m wide. What is the perimeter?Grade 4
Length: 0:31Area4 rows of 6 squares: what is the area?Grade 4
Length: 0:29Perimeter of a SquareA square has 7 cm sides. What is the perimeter?Grade 4
Length: 0:26The CubeHow many edges does a cube have?Grade 4
Length: 0:27Cube Buildings6 at the bottom, 3 in the middle, 1 on top: how many cubes?Grade 4
Length: 0:31Cube NetsWhich net makes a cube: 1, 2 or 3?Grade 4
Length: 0:27The Right AngleHow many right angles does this triangle have?Grade 4
Length: 0:28Parallel and PerpendicularHow many pairs of parallel sides does a rectangle have?Grade 4
Length: 0:28Radius and DiameterThe radius is 4 cm. How long is the diameter?Grade 4
Length: 0:31ScaleThe garden is 8 cm long on the plan. How many meters is that?Grade 4
Length: 0:31Sliding ShapesA corner in column 3 slides 6 squares to the right. Which column is it in?Grade 4
Length: 0:32Splitting Shapes3 by 3 squares and 4 by 1 squares: how many in all?Grade 4
Length: 0:29Perimeter of a TriangleAll 3 sides are 7 cm long. What is the perimeter?Grade 4What your child practises
- Reflection and symmetry: finding mirror points on grid paper and spotting lines of symmetry.
- Perimeter and area: adding all the way around or multiplying rows by squares – for rectangles, squares and triangles, and for shapes made of two rectangles.
- Solids: counting the corners, edges and faces of a cube, counting cube buildings and checking cube nets.
- Position and measures: right angles, parallel and perpendicular lines, radius and diameter, scale and sliding shapes.
How the videos work
Each video first shows an example on the board. Then Theo asks a similar question, the video pauses and your child types an answer. Finally the question is solved step by step.
Geometry is easy to try at home: grid paper, a ruler, building blocks or a dice help your child explore what they have just seen.
Your child's answers stay on this device. They are neither saved nor sent anywhere, and no sign-up is needed.
