Quick Answer: Seven plastic sticks, each with 5 equally spaced holes, join with the screws supplied so students can build parallel lines cut by a transversal and study the angles formed.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Seven plastic sticks
5 holes at equal distance on each stick
Screws provided for joining the sticks
Investigates parallel lines, transversals and angle relationships
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Sticks
Seven, plastic
Holes per stick
5, equally spaced
Joining
Screws provided
About This Product
Joining the plastic sticks with the screws provided, students can set up parallel lines and a transversal themselves and investigate the angles formed where they cross, rather than relying only on a textbook figure. The equally spaced holes give fixed points at which the sticks are joined.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are the sticks in the Geometry Kit joined?
The seven plastic sticks have 5 holes at equal distance and are joined with the screws provided in the kit.