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Geoboard Challenge Task Cards- Mardi Gras
Geoboard Challenge Task Cards- Mardi Gras
Geoboard Challenge Task Cards- Mardi Gras
Geoboard Challenge Task Cards- Mardi Gras
Geoboard Challenge Task Cards- Mardi Gras
Geoboard Challenge Task Cards- Mardi Gras
Geoboard Challenge Task Cards- Mardi Gras
Geoboard Challenge Task Cards- Mardi Gras
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Mardi Gras Geoboard Challenge Task Cards Are HERE

This packet is just the first of a mega Holiday Bundle. If you are interested in a Growing Holiday Bundle where you can get 30% off the individual price of each of these packets, it's available by clicking HERE!

Using geoboards with rubber bands to create images and designs not only promotes fine motor skills in your students, but it is also a valuable tool that helps develop creativity, planning skills, problem solving and mathematical thinking. In my own classroom, this station activity is part of my morning work. Students are given a task card with a picture to use as a guide, but if the design does not turn out exactly like the picture or if they use different colored rubber bands, it’s still ok. Valuable skills are still being utilized. My students love this hands-on activity and are completely engaged with each challenge.

You can simply place the task cards in a container with basic geoboard base plates and a variety of rubber bands of various sizes and colors.

Here is what you’re going to need.

•Geoboards

•Geoboard Challenge Cards- Easy

(You have the option of black and white or colored version. There is also a ½ page size or ¼ size option.)

•Image only

•Image plus counting activity

•Image plus tracing

Geoboard Challenge Cards- Difficult

(You have the option of black and white or colored version. There is also a ½ page size or ¼ size option.)

•Image only

•Image plus counting activity•Ican card

•Image plus tracing

•Rubber bands in various sizes and shapes

Images included in this set:

  • king's cake
  • mask #1
  • queen's crown
  • mask #2
  • bead necklace
  • drum
  • king's crown
  • queen's cake
  • fleur de lis
  • coins

If you enjoy this type of activity, you may also like to check my building block task cards by clicking on the links below.

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Geoboard Challenge Task Cards- Mardi Gras

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Geoboard Holiday MEGA Challenge Task Cards Bundle Is HERE!With this bundle, you will save 20% off the individual price of each packet. Using geoboards with rubber bands to create images and designs not only promotes fine motor skills in your students but is also a valuable tool that helps develop
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Description

Mardi Gras Geoboard Challenge Task Cards Are HERE

This packet is just the first of a mega Holiday Bundle. If you are interested in a Growing Holiday Bundle where you can get 30% off the individual price of each of these packets, it's available by clicking HERE!

Using geoboards with rubber bands to create images and designs not only promotes fine motor skills in your students, but it is also a valuable tool that helps develop creativity, planning skills, problem solving and mathematical thinking. In my own classroom, this station activity is part of my morning work. Students are given a task card with a picture to use as a guide, but if the design does not turn out exactly like the picture or if they use different colored rubber bands, it’s still ok. Valuable skills are still being utilized. My students love this hands-on activity and are completely engaged with each challenge.

You can simply place the task cards in a container with basic geoboard base plates and a variety of rubber bands of various sizes and colors.

Here is what you’re going to need.

•Geoboards

•Geoboard Challenge Cards- Easy

(You have the option of black and white or colored version. There is also a ½ page size or ¼ size option.)

•Image only

•Image plus counting activity

•Image plus tracing

Geoboard Challenge Cards- Difficult

(You have the option of black and white or colored version. There is also a ½ page size or ¼ size option.)

•Image only

•Image plus counting activity•Ican card

•Image plus tracing

•Rubber bands in various sizes and shapes

Images included in this set:

  • king's cake
  • mask #1
  • queen's crown
  • mask #2
  • bead necklace
  • drum
  • king's crown
  • queen's cake
  • fleur de lis
  • coins

If you enjoy this type of activity, you may also like to check my building block task cards by clicking on the links below.

Related Products

Geoboard Challenge Task Cards - Winter

Geoboard Task Card Bundle - Seasons

Geoboard Challenge Task Cards - Spring

Geoboard Challenge Task Cards - Mega Holiday Bundle

Geoboard Challenge Task Cards - St. Patrick's Day

Geoboard Challenge Task Cards - Valentine's Day

Geoboard Challenge Task Cards- Easter

Other building task cards:

Building Block Task Cards - Fall Edition

Building Block Task Cards - Winter Edition

Building Blocks Task Cards - Growing Bundle

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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My students loved doing this activity and they learned a lot of information by doing this activity. This is a great resource for the students!!
Beth L.
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Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th
Student populations: Autism

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