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Thank you to CINDY over at love2learn2day for linking me in the teaching blogging community. If you haven't been over to visit her blog, it's an awesome resource and I am posting this post for the "Math Box Monday" :) This is a project I usually do in the winter right after Christmas break to ease us into school again. It's a FUN project that allows students to use their creativity while exploring new/old geometry concepts. Time Allotment: - 1 week (or more) Concepts Covered: - Intersecting, Parallel & Perpendicular Lines - Acute, Right, Obtuse & Straight Angles - Polygons - Polyhedrons Procedure: The first two days are spent working on the Geo-Map and the last two days are spent working on the Geo-Bug. Their only homework during this time is to work on these projects so that they are AWESOME on Friday. Geo-Map: Students will design a city that incorperates many 2-D geometric properties such as lines and polygons. Have students draw their whole city in pencil first and then color it. Geo-Bug: Students will design a 3-D geometry bug based on polyhedra that has been covered. Students will give the bug a name, describe its features and habitat. "Geopillar" circa 2010 Uses spheres, trapezoidal wings, rectangular prisms for legs and triangular prisms for antenna Directions for Geo-Bug and Geo-Map: $4 I hope this is a great project for your classroom! I know my students LOVE this one and it is anticipated every year from the start of school!
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Since Mayor Bloomberg's eco-friendly 'roofscaping' initiatives, the tops of dozens of the city's buildings have been transformed into amazing outdoor living spaces and models for green-city living.
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I am always looking for a way to add some art and creativity into my math class, my class this year LOVES to draw so I knew they would love an opportunity to draw and be creative in math class. We just finished a unit on angles and lines. We studied all the classifications of angles (acute, straight, right, obtuse, reflex) and worked with measures of complementary angles, supplementary angles, angles formed when parallel lines are cut by a transversal, angles around a point and more! For their end of unit project they had to create their own city map using a variety of angles. I gave the kids a checklist with everything they needed to include. They had to plan where to place the specifics I laid out in the project: the types and amount of angles formed by the roads, what buildings needed to be located on different angle intersections, all the buildings that they must include, etc.. First I had them sketch out a rough draft so they could easily move streets/buildings around to get everything to meet the exact specifications required. Once they were happy with their draft they transferred their map to a 11 x 17 piece of white paper. For their final copy they had to include color, a city name, the city population, street names, building labels, and it needed to be neat and organized. They totally got into this project! It was so fun to see them figuring out how to make the roads meet to form obtuse angles, and where to place buildings. Many of them also got very creative and based their city name and street names around a theme (space, the ocean etc..) I was very impressed with the final projects they turned in! Here are some pictures of some of their finished designs. Do you do any fun and creative projects in your math class? I would love to hear about them!
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{pretty illustration from Cheism} Did you know it’s pronounced Edin-boro, not Edin-burg? Errrr. Me too, I definitely knew that. Anyway, I’m headed to Edin-boro this afternoon with a few of the girls from my book club. We’re not especially good at the reading books part of book club, but it’s a great excuse to get together every month, have dinner and catch up. (And we all seem to read a ton of books other than the book club book, so at least we’re not total dummies!) We thought it would be a fun extension of book club to go away for the weekend – and of course there were grand plans to read a book about the place. That didn’t quite happen, but we’re excited to explore Edinburgh anyway! We have done very little planning, so most of what we end up doing will be spontaneous. But we do have a couple things (loosely) planned: 1. Underground Vaults. Modern Edinburgh is built on top of old underground vaults and you can take a tour of them. I’m hoping I won’t be too claustrophobic! 2. Edinburgh Castle. Apparently there’s a big castle on a big hill. Count me in! 3. Paper Sculptures. I …
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Some weeks ago I started to work on an illustration. The idea was to create an ornamental city just with some basic forms and lines, where you can discover a lot of details. To work with this illus…
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This New York City giclee print is a reproduction taken from my acrylic painting of NYC Yellow Taxi Cabs and Manhattan Skyscapers and street signs. I painted the original using acrylic paint with dip pen and ink line drawing • Printed on Matt Ultra 240gsm white paper using archival quality inks • IMAGE SIZE 9.5" x 12.5" • PAPER SIZE 11" x 14" • 3/4" white paper border all around image • Smooth paper with a bright white surface • Small text printed in lower left corner of print reads - 'New York Taxi Cabs www.clarecaulfield.co.uk' * This print is NOT SIGNED or TITLED * I have stocked my shop with a new range of giclee prints and canvases made and shipped directly by my giclee printers. Please note this dropshipped range of prints are not signed. I am an artist and printmaker producing artwork based on iconic cities. Working in a lively drawing style I create views of many inspiring locations including Paris, Venice, New York, London, Prague, Sydney, Reykjavik, San Francisco and Istanbul. Working in my studio in Yorkshire England, I produce mixed-media paintings, original handmade prints, limited edition prints and art cards inspired by my travels all over the world. I CAN ALSO MAKE CUSTOM SIZED PRINTS ON EITHER PAPER OR STRETCHED CANVAS, INCLUDING ENLARGEMENTS PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND PRICES This image is copyright of the artist Clare Caulfield ©2020 (Image reproduction rights do not transfer with the sale of the print)
This geometry city math project will help students apply what they know about different types of angles and lines as they design their own city. Students will follow the requirements for lines, angles, and angle measures to create their geometry city project! Click on the PREVIEW button above to see more details of what is included. ⭐ This geometry project includes: teacher activity directions angles and lines vocabulary sheet - 2 versions - filled out reference sheet and blank sheet for students to fill in the angles and lines definitions and illustrations student pages- math project directions, sketch sheet, completion checklist student reflection page photo examples of finished projects grading rubric ⭐⭐⭐The angles and lines vocabulary page, student directions, completion checklist and rubric are EDITABLE so you can adjust the specifics of the required elements and grading to meet the needs of your class. (The editable file in in Powerpoint format)⭐⭐⭐ ⭐ Editable Pages: angles and lines vocabulary page student direction sheet completion checklist grading rubric ⭐ Vocabulary Used in This Project: parallel lines perpendicular lines intersecting lines transversal line obtuse angle acute angle right angle supplementary angles vertical angles alternate interior angles alternate exterior angles consecutive interior angles ***Note- there is an editable version of the directions so you can change any of the required angles or lines vocabulary to fit the learning goals of your class. *** What Teachers Are Saying: ⭐️ My students loved this resource. They begged to work on it whenever they could! I loved that it was editable so I could customize it. Thank you! ⭐️ My students LOVED this activity so much and I actually got observed during this project and my principal loved it. Parents and students were so happy to be learning and applying their skills in a fun way!!!! ⭐️ This was a really fun and engaging activity to use with my students in order to add a project into our math strand. They enjoyed creating their own cities and putting in fun attractions, naming their own streets, etc. while having the curriculum component of lines and angles incorporated. Thanks for a great resource! This math project is a great way for your students to creatively show what they know about different types of angles and types of lines! Your students will love working on this geometry project as a part of their math activities! You may also like my: Design a Dream Bedroom Area and Perimeter Project Million Dollar Real World Math Project Design a Food Truck Math PBL Project Follow me and be notified when new products are added to my store. New products are always 50% off for the first 24 hours they are posted! Thanks! - Dawn
