Description
Need an easy way to teach 2nd graders how to partition rectangles into equal parts? This no-prep geometry activity set aligns with 2.GA.2 and helps students master rows and columns through hands-on practice!
I have a solution for you:
*Fun! Hands-on visuals!
*Differentiating Rows and Columns!
*How to use your fingers as a strategy to visualize the partition lines to be drawn.
*Practice partitioning the rectangles with visual prompts.
*Practice pages for partitioning rectangles into rows and columns.
*Can be used at a center for extra practice.
*One practice page has 1 big rectangle that you can either laminate or put into sheet protectors to introduce the idea of drawing horizontal and vertical lines.
*Another practice page has 4 rectangles for students who need bigger rectangles and less items on the page. The other practice page has 9 smaller rectangles that can be duplicated back to back to provide several opportunities to practice individually or with a partner.
Perfect For: Small groups, independent practice, math centers, special ed, etc.
Partition a rectangle into rows and columns of same-size squares and count to find the total number of them. CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.2.G.A.2
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2nd Grade Partitioning Rectangles, Rows and Columns Strategy Practice, 2.GA.2
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Description
Need an easy way to teach 2nd graders how to partition rectangles into equal parts? This no-prep geometry activity set aligns with 2.GA.2 and helps students master rows and columns through hands-on practice!
I have a solution for you:
*Fun! Hands-on visuals!
*Differentiating Rows and Columns!
*How to use your fingers as a strategy to visualize the partition lines to be drawn.
*Practice partitioning the rectangles with visual prompts.
*Practice pages for partitioning rectangles into rows and columns.
*Can be used at a center for extra practice.
*One practice page has 1 big rectangle that you can either laminate or put into sheet protectors to introduce the idea of drawing horizontal and vertical lines.
*Another practice page has 4 rectangles for students who need bigger rectangles and less items on the page. The other practice page has 9 smaller rectangles that can be duplicated back to back to provide several opportunities to practice individually or with a partner.
Perfect For: Small groups, independent practice, math centers, special ed, etc.
Partition a rectangle into rows and columns of same-size squares and count to find the total number of them. CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.2.G.A.2
Are you looking for more SPED and intervention friendly resources?
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