Geometry is naturally a way of picturing the world in which we live. The improvement of Geometry
depends on the development of spatial intelligence and the student’s ability to see the necessary relationships.
Classroom experiences concerning Geometrical relationships improve the judgmental capability of the students.
An informal (not defined mathematical) approach to geometrical concepts in primary schools proves to be
mathematically efficient because it provides students with an opportunity to improve logical thinking and
deduction (Hacısalihoglu, Mirasyedioglu, & Akpınar 2004).