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               Objective: Find the centre of a circle by folding paper.
               Materials Required: A paper sheet, a pencil, a pair of scissors, a circular object (a bangle,
               a plate, or a bowl, etc.)
               Procedure:

                   Š Trace  the  circle  on  a  paper  sheet  with  the  help  of  a
                    circular object and cut it out.





                   Š Fold the circle into two equal parts.


                                                                                                         A   O      B
                   Š Now  again  fold  it  into  halves.  The  circle  is  now  folded
                    into four equal parts.

                                                                                          A B     O         A(B)  O
                   Š Now, open out the circle.


                                                                                              A       O      B



                        Clearly,  the  two  creases  formed  on  the  circle  intersect
                    each other at a point. This point O  is the centre  of  the
                    circle.                                                                           O

                   Š Measure  the  diameter  and  radius  of  the  circle  formed.
                    Confirm if the diameter is double the radius.






                     maths fun                                                                               Logical Thinking

                     Use the given clues and solve the crossword.                                        1
                     Across                                                                    2    3            5

                     4.  A line segment joining any two points on the circle                           4
                     6.  The fixed point from which all the points on the circle
                         are equidistant
                     7.  Angles are measured in                                            6

                     Down                                                                  7
                     1.  The distance around a circle
                     2. The shape of a bangle
                     3.  The distance between two points across a circle through its centre
                     5.  A line segment joining any point on the circle with the fixed interior point



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