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You have just discovered a hands-on project that is meant to allow students the chance to get to see just how much math they already know and how much math is ingrained into their day!
Not only is this project enjoyable to make, but it is stunning to see displayed hanging from your ceiling or bulletin board.
Everything you need is included except the students and their fantastic math knowledge!
Students will be doing activities that focus on:
- Daily Use of Math
- Vocabulary
- Strengths
- Math Tools
- AND MORE!
When students have completed the six included circles, they turn those circles into a cube! EVEN MORE MATH LEARNING! WAHOO!
I hope you will allow your students the opportunity to learn about themselves as mathematicians!
Don't just take my word for it! Check out what others are saying:
Rachel S. said:
"I made your "Out of the Box Me as a Mathematician" this week with my 5th graders, and they turned out fantastic!! The kids loved making them, and I know the parents are enjoying them this weekend. Thank you for an awesome activity that is so meaningful." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Melissa H. said:
"I love this project. I plan to use it over an extended period of time to get high-quality results. I love the thinking required!'" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jeannette H. said:
"My students are really having a great time creating their box. This really helps them understand how math is used in their everyday lives." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Happy Learning-
John, Created by MrHughes
Need more insight? Check out this blog post by Teaching Is a Gift for detailed information about how she used my geographic regions project with her class. It is very similar in format. Click HERE to learn more!
You may also like my line of Dodecahedron Projects! These 12-sided projects teach mathematical thinking along with language arts and reading skills! Click HERE to see all the current projects!
Additional Outside The Box Projects Currently Available:
- End of the Year: Outside the Box Cube Project
- Student Math Reflection: Outside the Box Project
- Exploring Geographical Regions: Outside the Box Project
- Text Analysis: Outside the Box Project
- Back to School: Outside the Box 3D Cube Project
- Christmas Outside the Box Project | Christmas Geometry | Christmas Cube
- Book Report: Outside the Box Project
Need a Bit More? Try Our Dodecahedron Projects To Engage and Challenge Your Students:
- Book Report
- Back-to-School (Collaborative)
- Thanksgiving
- Christmas Ornament (Mini-Dodecahedron Project)
- Christmas
- 100th Day of School
- Valentine's Day (Card Exchange Mini-Dodecahedron Project)
- Links to The Past
- End of the Year
- Journey Through the Solar System
- Poetry
- Traditions Around the World (Collaborative)
- Math Facts Mastery (Full mastery program with assessments, tracking sheets, and more)
- New Year's
© Created by MrHughes. Use for a single classroom or teacher. Additional copies must be purchased if you plan to share them with other teachers. No part of this resource may be posted on a blog (personal or commercial), webpage/site, server, or other location that is accessible by multiple people. Violations of this notice are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
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Description
You have just discovered a hands-on project that is meant to allow students the chance to get to see just how much math they already know and how much math is ingrained into their day!
Not only is this project enjoyable to make, but it is stunning to see displayed hanging from your ceiling or bulletin board.
Everything you need is included except the students and their fantastic math knowledge!
Students will be doing activities that focus on:
- Daily Use of Math
- Vocabulary
- Strengths
- Math Tools
- AND MORE!
When students have completed the six included circles, they turn those circles into a cube! EVEN MORE MATH LEARNING! WAHOO!
I hope you will allow your students the opportunity to learn about themselves as mathematicians!
Don't just take my word for it! Check out what others are saying:
Rachel S. said:
"I made your "Out of the Box Me as a Mathematician" this week with my 5th graders, and they turned out fantastic!! The kids loved making them, and I know the parents are enjoying them this weekend. Thank you for an awesome activity that is so meaningful." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Melissa H. said:
"I love this project. I plan to use it over an extended period of time to get high-quality results. I love the thinking required!'" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jeannette H. said:
"My students are really having a great time creating their box. This really helps them understand how math is used in their everyday lives." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Happy Learning-
John, Created by MrHughes
Need more insight? Check out this blog post by Teaching Is a Gift for detailed information about how she used my geographic regions project with her class. It is very similar in format. Click HERE to learn more!
You may also like my line of Dodecahedron Projects! These 12-sided projects teach mathematical thinking along with language arts and reading skills! Click HERE to see all the current projects!
Additional Outside The Box Projects Currently Available:
- End of the Year: Outside the Box Cube Project
- Student Math Reflection: Outside the Box Project
- Exploring Geographical Regions: Outside the Box Project
- Text Analysis: Outside the Box Project
- Back to School: Outside the Box 3D Cube Project
- Christmas Outside the Box Project | Christmas Geometry | Christmas Cube
- Book Report: Outside the Box Project
Need a Bit More? Try Our Dodecahedron Projects To Engage and Challenge Your Students:
- Book Report
- Back-to-School (Collaborative)
- Thanksgiving
- Christmas Ornament (Mini-Dodecahedron Project)
- Christmas
- 100th Day of School
- Valentine's Day (Card Exchange Mini-Dodecahedron Project)
- Links to The Past
- End of the Year
- Journey Through the Solar System
- Poetry
- Traditions Around the World (Collaborative)
- Math Facts Mastery (Full mastery program with assessments, tracking sheets, and more)
- New Year's
© Created by MrHughes. Use for a single classroom or teacher. Additional copies must be purchased if you plan to share them with other teachers. No part of this resource may be posted on a blog (personal or commercial), webpage/site, server, or other location that is accessible by multiple people. Violations of this notice are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
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