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This document introduces different types of lines: dotted lines made of dots, broken lines made of dashes, horizontal lines that run left to right, vertical lines that run top to bottom, slanted lines that run diagonally, zigzag lines that change direction back and forth, curved lines, wavy lines, and spiral lines. The objectives are to recognize and identify these line types and produce lines through art or writing. Practice exercises are provided to trace each line type.

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LINES Print and Answer

This document introduces different types of lines: dotted lines made of dots, broken lines made of dashes, horizontal lines that run left to right, vertical lines that run top to bottom, slanted lines that run diagonally, zigzag lines that change direction back and forth, curved lines, wavy lines, and spiral lines. The objectives are to recognize and identify these line types and produce lines through art or writing. Practice exercises are provided to trace each line type.

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LESSON 4: LINES

I. Overview: In this lesson, you will be able to introduce to different types of


lines. It is very important to recognize lines because lines has something to do
with the shapes, numbers, letters, symbols or things around us.

II. A. Objectives: At the end of the lesson you will be able to:
 recognize and identify different types of lines,
 produce a line through art or by writing it.
B. Background Information:

The Dotted Line:


A line that is made up of a series of dots.

The Broken Line:


A discontinuous line or a line composed of series of dashes.

The Horizontal Line:


A line looks like a sleeping line or a line that runs across from left to
right.

Practice drawing horizontal lines by tracing on the broken lines.


The Vertical Line:
A line in a standing position or a line that runs from the top to bottom.

Practice drawing horizontal lines by


tracing on the broken lines:

The Slanted Line:

Start writing from


right to left.
Practice drawing slanted lines by
tracing on the broken lines:
Practice drawing slanted lines by
tracing on the broken lines:

Start writing from


left to right.

The Zigzag Line:


A line composed of a connected left-to-right and right-to-left slanting
lines that moves back and forth to form a series of sharp angles.

Practice drawing zigzag lines by tracing on the dotted lines:


The curved Line:

Practice drawing curved lines by


tracing on the broken lines:
Right Curved

Practice drawing curved lines by


tracing on the broken lines:
Left Curved
The Wavy Line:

Practice drawing wavy lines by tracing on the dotted lines:

The Spiral Line:

Practice drawing wavy lines by tracing


on the dotted lines:

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