Understanding the Language and Labels of Geometry and Exploring Geometric Shapes.

📐 Geometry is the study of shapes, space, and their relationships.

🔺 In geometry, we learn about lines, triangles, circles, and angles.

🔳 Geometry also includes three-dimensional shapes and models.

🔑 A point is a fixed position that cannot be moved.

🌟 Different points can be labeled and referred to using letters.

💡 Segments are the points between two given points along a straight line.

📏 Segments of a line can be named using the points that define their boundaries.

🔤 The best way to name segments of a line is by using their boundary points.

🔢 When standing at a single point, there are zero options for traveling in any direction.

🔑 A point has zero dimensions, while a line segment has one dimension where we can move forward and backward.

🔑 A geometric line segment has length, allowing movement along the line only in the same direction.

🔑 The distance between two points A and B on a segment AB is equal to the length of AB.

📐 Segments and rays are basic elements of Euclidean geometry.

🔡 Vertices and angles play an important role in defining rays.

⬅️➡️ Lines are infinite and can extend in both directions, while segments have defined endpoints.

🔑 Geometry involves studying shapes, distances, and segments.

📐 Points that are collinear lie on the same line, and segments can be measured.

📏 The midpoint of a segment is the point halfway between two given points.

📐 Geometry involves objects with different dimensions, such as points, lines, and planes.

✨ A two-dimensional object, like a screen, can be navigated in two different directions - left/right, up/down.

🔳 A plane is a flat, two-dimensional surface that extends infinitely in all directions.