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Ancient Chinese Tangrams

Ancient Chinese Tangrams. By Ms. Laura Billhimer. Review Don’t forget : Test on Friday!. What do the following pictures have in common?. Raise your hand when you think you know!. . If you guessed that they are all games…. You are right!. Today….

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Ancient Chinese Tangrams

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  1. Ancient Chinese Tangrams By Ms. Laura Billhimer

  2. ReviewDon’t forget : Test on Friday!

  3. What do the following pictures have in common? Raise your hand when you think you know! 

  4. If you guessed that they are all games… You are right!

  5. Today… • We are going to learn about a game invented in ancient China. • This game is a lot like a…

  6. Puzzle!

  7. This is a square made of 7 shapes. Each shape is called a tan.

  8. Atangramis a picture that is made out of all 7 shapes of the square. • The shapes must touch but may not overlap. Notice how each shape has all 7 pieces!

  9. Is this a tangram? Yes it is! Why? It has all 7 pieces.

  10. Is this a tangram? No! Why not? It only has 5 pieces!

  11. Is it a tangram now? Yes! Why? The picture has all 7 pieces

  12. The ancient Chinese used tangrams to tell stories. • The storyteller moves the the tans (shapes) around to make and show the shape of a character in the story.

  13. You are going to hear one of these Ancient Chinese Tangram stories…right now! Listen to the story and watch how the tangrams are arranged to make each picture in the story!

  14. Fox

  15. Rabbit

  16. Dog!

  17. Squirrel

  18. Hawk

  19. Turtle

  20. Crocodile

  21. Goldfish

  22. Goose

  23. Lion

  24. Chou and Wu Ling

  25. Grandfather Tang and Little Soo

  26. The End!

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