This year I wanted my geometry unit to be FUN so I packed it with hands-on exploration.
These fun hands on geometry activities get children from k - 5 grade learning about shapes, finding area, graphing, and measuring angles.
Are you looking for a way to make geometry more engaging and interactive for your students? 2D Shapes STEM Task Card s are the perfect solution! These hands-on, inquiry-based challenges help students explore geometric concepts through creative engineering activities using sticks and dough —mak
View a list of geometry tools (manipulaitves, posters, worksheets) to use when teaching geometry to upper elementary students.
This short, hands-on assessment can be used as a pre-unit test, post-unit test, or even given throughout your geometry unit. Directions are included- however, you do have the flexibility to use the positional words addressed in your state standards. ...
Hands-On Math: Fun and Easy Snowflake Geometry. Add a bit of math and science together to make these easy snowflakes and study a bit of geometry too.
Hands-On DIscovery Lessons (both tech and non-tech based) for Vertical Angles, Triangle Sum Theorem, Exterior Angles, Transversals & Parallel Lines, and more: How to set up the lessons
Are you looking for engaging Geometry math centers that are no prep for you and that your students will love to use? My first graders loved these 2D geometry centers. Use these same activities in Google Slides too with adapted 2D Geometry activities for google slides, perfect for distance learning or 1:1 classrooms.
Get kids excited about math with these engaging volume activities that build conceptual understanding of reactgnular prisms.
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Polygons and geometry vocabulary had my students confused, so I made some activities, like this polygons sort and match for them to use as centers and fun homework for multiple use. These resources cover:▲ triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons, octagons, decagons and dodecagons and what are...
Boost your students' understanding of quadrilaterals with these 4 clear and effective worksheets! This resource provides hands-on practice for identifying and classifying different quadrilaterals, including squares, rectangles, rhombuses, trapezoids, parallelograms, and kites. Perfect for reinforcin...
This post is all about one of my favorite activities for teaching vocabulary words related to lines and angles.
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Using a discovery lab to introduce students to the Pythagorean Theorem was an amazing way to kick off my Pythagorean Theorem unit. I’m excited to share with you exactly how we got hands-on with the Pythagorean Theorem proof and how it helped my students really understand this geometry concept. I’ll also share with you how […]
This worksheet is designed to introduce students to trigonometry by labeling opposite, adjacent, and hypotenuse on a right triangle using my FREE manipulative tool. This interactive tool has been transformational for my Geometry students. Here's a video of the activity!Aligned with the manipulative ...
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3D solids are fun to work with and children are fascinated by them. Here are some posters that help with identifying the solids and their attributes or characteristics. These solids are seen all around us in the environment. It is fun to try to look at our environment and see how many we can find. • 3D geometric solids posters • 3D shapes activities with environmental images fun geometry activities for kids|learning about geometric solids|3D shapes for kids
Being on Spring Break sure does have its upsides doesn't it?! One being the fact I am able to sit down and finally blog...AKA relax on my o...