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Free elementary geometry laboratories
WINTER SNOWFLAKE SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS-looking at geometric shapes
Capturing snowflakes is always fun for students…add some science in by trying to collect and observe some!
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K - 5th
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MLK Cutout
Martin Luther King Jr. cutout to use with the MLK STEM Challenge-Build a Podium
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1st - 5th
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Bubble Fun!
Students experiment with bubble wands to learn why bubbles are in the shape of a sphere.
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PreK - 1st
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-3
Our World of Circles: An Inquiry-Based Lab for Pi
In this activity, students "discover" what pi represents by measuring various circumferences and diameters of circular objects and identifying the pattern. This aims to provide deeper conceptual understanding of pi, and therefore assist students in understanding pi's many applications.
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5th - 8th
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3D Shape Experiment Spanish/Experimento de figuras 3D
Using shape manipulatives, students predict whether their shape will roll, slide or stack. They respond to the results in complete sentences using the sentence frames and finish their experiment with a conclusion.
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1st - 2nd
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Area with index cards
Have you ever wondered where the area formulas for triangles, trapezoids and parallelograms came from? In this activity, I walk you through how to derive these formulas using index cards. The activity is designed to build strong, conceptual understandings while creating a hands-on product that they can keep in their notebooks for years to come!
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4th - 12th
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Magic edges 18. Four archimedean solids.
❶ Kit to assemble four semiregular polyhedra - Archimedean solids:✯ Truncated tetrahedron;✯ Truncated cube;✯ Cuboctahedron;✯ Truncated octahedron.All polyhedra have comparable sizes. Every polyhedra can be inscribed in a sphere with a diameter = 120 mm..Difficulty level: Easy. Does not require experience and additional skills. ❷ In this kit:✦ Polyhedrons details;✦ Assembly instructions with color pictures;✦ Description of polyhedrons;✦ Article - who discovered semiregular polyhedra? May be Archi
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1st - 8th
Cheezits are one square inch !
Use Cheezits to teach total surface area in this math lab. A Cheezit is one square inch so use them to cover a box and discover the total surface area. Use peanut butter (or icing if there are allergies) to stick the Cheezits to the individual cereal box. Afterward, EAT !
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5th - 8th
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