Odd One Out with Polygons

Have you had your students play Odd One Out yet?  The sheet below is enough for two sessions.  I give half of the sheet stapled to notebook paper to a small group of students.  They discuss which polygon should be left out and give reasons to support their answer.  There is more than one right answer and I encourage them to write as many possibilities as they can during the session.

 
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