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Geometry research interactive whiteboards for parents
Square or Rectangle?
Students come up with their own definition of a square and a circle. They then use this thinking to look at the shape and say whether it is a square or a rectangle. They then click the black box to reveal what shape it is.
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PreK - 2nd
Sorting Quadrilaterals by Attribute
This is a lesson I do with students to help them understand how we can sort quadrilaterals by their attributes/features/characteristics.
Learning the reasoning behind the sorting rules helps them to grapple with statements such as "All squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares".
Then, as you advance through the slides, the quadrilaterals are progressively defined by more and more attributes. The colour-coding of the characteristics helps students to fill in information that
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Flipchart - Math, Social Studies, ELA Project
Students will love this fantastic project that requires them to research the Space Race between the United States and the USSR. They will apply their research by creating a timeline, a persuasive essay and a polygon rocket. This project can easily be adapted to an independent project, a partner assignment or a small group project. Students will be racing to find out new information about the milestones that occurred during the infamous Space Race, they will be competing to create the most imp
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5th - 7th
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