PPT: Hide and Seek | Mathematics Olympiad Class 4 PDF Download

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Hide and 
Seek
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Hide and 
Seek
Introduction
Fun Game
Hide and Seek 
helps us 
understand spatial 
concepts while 
having fun!
Different 
Perspectives
Objects look 
different when 
viewed from 
various sides.
New Skills
We'll learn about object views, position grids, 
and following maps.
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Hide and 
Seek
Introduction
Fun Game
Hide and Seek 
helps us 
understand spatial 
concepts while 
having fun!
Different 
Perspectives
Objects look 
different when 
viewed from 
various sides.
New Skills
We'll learn about object views, position grids, 
and following maps.
Views of Objects
Top View
This shows how an 
object looks when seen 
from above, like a bird's 
eye view. (For ex: Point A 
in the given Image)
Front View
This shows how an 
object appears when 
looking at it directly from 
the front. (For ex: Point B 
in the given Image)
Side View
This shows how an object looks when seen from either 
the left or right side. (For ex: Point C in the given Image)
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Hide and 
Seek
Introduction
Fun Game
Hide and Seek 
helps us 
understand spatial 
concepts while 
having fun!
Different 
Perspectives
Objects look 
different when 
viewed from 
various sides.
New Skills
We'll learn about object views, position grids, 
and following maps.
Views of Objects
Top View
This shows how an 
object looks when seen 
from above, like a bird's 
eye view. (For ex: Point A 
in the given Image)
Front View
This shows how an 
object appears when 
looking at it directly from 
the front. (For ex: Point B 
in the given Image)
Side View
This shows how an object looks when seen from either 
the left or right side. (For ex: Point C in the given Image)
Examples of 3D Shapes:
Cuboid (Brick)
Top: Rectangle
Front: Rectangle
Side: Rectangle
Car
Top: Rectangle with 
details
Front: Car's front shape
Side: Car's side profile
Water Bottle
Top: Circle
Front: Rectangle
Side: Rectangle
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Hide and 
Seek
Introduction
Fun Game
Hide and Seek 
helps us 
understand spatial 
concepts while 
having fun!
Different 
Perspectives
Objects look 
different when 
viewed from 
various sides.
New Skills
We'll learn about object views, position grids, 
and following maps.
Views of Objects
Top View
This shows how an 
object looks when seen 
from above, like a bird's 
eye view. (For ex: Point A 
in the given Image)
Front View
This shows how an 
object appears when 
looking at it directly from 
the front. (For ex: Point B 
in the given Image)
Side View
This shows how an object looks when seen from either 
the left or right side. (For ex: Point C in the given Image)
Examples of 3D Shapes:
Cuboid (Brick)
Top: Rectangle
Front: Rectangle
Side: Rectangle
Car
Top: Rectangle with 
details
Front: Car's front shape
Side: Car's side profile
Water Bottle
Top: Circle
Front: Rectangle
Side: Rectangle
Understanding Positions in a 
Grid
What Is a Grid?
A grid is a network of horizontal rows and vertical columns that 
create squares or cells, similar to a checkerboard pattern.
Finding Positions
Each square in the grid has a unique position that can be 
identified using coordinates, like finding a location on a treasure 
map!
Using Grids
Grids help us locate objects, plan our paths, and give precise 
directions to others during games like Hide and Seek.