Objective
Draw a regular triangle, a square, and a regular pentagon in a sketch. Separate shapes so that there is some space between them, like this:

What you’ll need to begin
- The Playgrounds app installed on your computer
- The Sketches Template added to your list of playgrounds, renamed to be titled Shapes
- A partner to engage in the Driver-Navigator pair programming model.
Success criteria
- a regular triangle, square, and pentagon are drawn, separated by some empty space
- code includes concise comments that describe intent
- code is correctly indented
Reflection prompts
- What problems did you encounter when completing this task? How did you and your partner resolve them?
- How did your code differ from code written by another group? Did you learn anything new by comparing your code to someone else’s?
Make a post on Notion to:
- share at least one screenshot of your group’s work on this task
- briefly respond to the prompts above
Extension
Consider the diagram below – the exterior angle of a regular polygon is formed between an edge and the dotted line shown:

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What is true about the interior and exterior angles of a square, or, four-sided regular polygon?
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What is the interior angle of an equilateral triangle, or, a three-sided regular polygon? What is the corresponding exterior angle?
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Can you fill in a table of values that relates , the number of sides in a polygon, to the measure of the interior and exterior angles?
Try making a table like this on a sheet of paper, then extending the pattern for a five-sided, six sided, and seven-sided regular polygon:
| , number of sides | interior angle measure | exterior angle measure |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | ||
| 4 | 90° | |
| 5 | ||
| 6 | ||
| 7 |