Magnetic tiles buildings plans. STEM hands-on activity. Spatial thinking.
FunMathtic
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Grade Levels
K - 5th, Homeschool
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- PDF
Pages
7 pages
FunMathtic
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What educators are saying
My students were able to use some of this with teacher's help! My students are pre-K and you clearing explained that but for the price, I had to try it! Not good for pre-K which I learn my lesson!!
Description
Engaging STEM activity for children 5 to 10 years old.
- 10 buildings in total
- 3 projections for each building: front, back and top!
- Different levels of difficulty
Spatial thinking involves visualizing, interpreting, and reasoning using object located in space. Ability to visualize and imagine 3D objects is one of the important features of full-brain thinking. This set of visual tasks is called to develop and improve spatial thinking.
Try to build a magnetic tiles building following the Front, Back and Top projections.
Buildings plans become more difficult and challenging toward the end of the document.
Any Magna-tiles, Picasso-tiles magnetic tiles compatible set will work for the task.
This is Color projections file.
Total Pages
7 pages
Answer Key
Does not apply
Teaching Duration
30 minutes
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