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Need an engaging way for students to practice classifying quadrilaterals? Quadrilaterals Wanted Signs will engage reluctant learners and provide meaningful practice for quadrilateral classification involving parallelograms, rhombuses, rectangles, squares, and trapezoids.
Quadrilaterals have committed crimes! Students will read the humorous wanted signs, correct mistakes on incorrect signs, and make their own signs to show what they know about polygons.
These fun wanted signs:
- Relate Quadrilaterals to the Real-World
- Review Quadrilateral Characteristics and Definitions
- Allow Students to Practice Critical Thinking Skills
- Encourage Creativity
- Make a Great Bulletin Board Display
This resource includes:
- 5 full-color Wanted signs for display on a bulletin board or in a resource book
- Fix the Mistakes Center Activity - 5 signs with missing information to students to fill in and mistakes for students to find and fix (These come in grayscale for a worksheet or color for a display or center)
- Make Your Own Wanted Sign - A blank wanted sign template for students to create
- Geometry Vocabulary Reference Sheet
- Fix My Mistakes center activity, Blank create your own profile template, and Geometry Vocabulary Reference Sheet also included in Google Slides™ version
You can give students the correct examples or the versions with mistakes to differentiate.
The quadrilaterals included: Trapezoid, Parallelogram, Rhombus, Rectangle, Square
Teachers Like You Said:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Keytrell S. said, “This was a great activity for my students to learn and review classifying quadrilaterals. The students loved the pictures and the descriptions. The Wanted posters were great for a hallway display. Great resource.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Plans in a Pinch said, “My students LOVED this activity during our geometry unit. They were super creative with it! The posters were ready to just print and go! I also liked that it came with examples as models for my students.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Jordan P. said, “My students LOVED this activity. They were able to review characteristics of quadrilaterals while engaging their creative sides.”
Buy this resource now to provide engaging classifying quadrilateral practice and help keep the world safe by bringing light to these dangerous quadrilaterals.
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Description
Need an engaging way for students to practice classifying quadrilaterals? Quadrilaterals Wanted Signs will engage reluctant learners and provide meaningful practice for quadrilateral classification involving parallelograms, rhombuses, rectangles, squares, and trapezoids.
Quadrilaterals have committed crimes! Students will read the humorous wanted signs, correct mistakes on incorrect signs, and make their own signs to show what they know about polygons.
These fun wanted signs:
- Relate Quadrilaterals to the Real-World
- Review Quadrilateral Characteristics and Definitions
- Allow Students to Practice Critical Thinking Skills
- Encourage Creativity
- Make a Great Bulletin Board Display
This resource includes:
- 5 full-color Wanted signs for display on a bulletin board or in a resource book
- Fix the Mistakes Center Activity - 5 signs with missing information to students to fill in and mistakes for students to find and fix (These come in grayscale for a worksheet or color for a display or center)
- Make Your Own Wanted Sign - A blank wanted sign template for students to create
- Geometry Vocabulary Reference Sheet
- Fix My Mistakes center activity, Blank create your own profile template, and Geometry Vocabulary Reference Sheet also included in Google Slides™ version
You can give students the correct examples or the versions with mistakes to differentiate.
The quadrilaterals included: Trapezoid, Parallelogram, Rhombus, Rectangle, Square
Teachers Like You Said:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Keytrell S. said, “This was a great activity for my students to learn and review classifying quadrilaterals. The students loved the pictures and the descriptions. The Wanted posters were great for a hallway display. Great resource.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Plans in a Pinch said, “My students LOVED this activity during our geometry unit. They were super creative with it! The posters were ready to just print and go! I also liked that it came with examples as models for my students.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Jordan P. said, “My students LOVED this activity. They were able to review characteristics of quadrilaterals while engaging their creative sides.”
Buy this resource now to provide engaging classifying quadrilateral practice and help keep the world safe by bringing light to these dangerous quadrilaterals.
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