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Area and Volume Project
Goal: To find the square footage of your dream home. Then, to find the volume of your dream home. Finally, to build a to-scale model of your home.
We discussed the volume by deciding how high the walls will be. Feel free to adjust to your needs. We are building our models out of foam board and cardboard.
4th - 7th
Geometry, Math, Other (Math)
Mirror Mystery Grid Drawing Art Project - Eagle
A more advanced grid exercise. Students will surprise themselves when they draw the simple squares while reassembling them to complete an impressive drawing. The squares provided, however, only complete the left half of a symmetrical image. The right half is completed by the students reproducing the squares again, this time drawing the contents in reverse to create a mirror image of the left side.
Download the preview for a free Mirror Mystery Grid worksheet. Click here to watch a mystery grid
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Geometry, Visual Arts
Perimeter, Area, and Surface Area with Candy Boxes!
Thank you for your interest in my Candy Box Math Project! I am looking forward to using this project in my classroom again this year. The students last year really enjoyed getting to use this hands on approach to perimeter and area, and it looked GREAT for open house!
What you get....
Candy box math teacher instructions
Candy box math data recording sheet
Candy box math short answer sheet
Candy box math grading rubric
You will need....
Assorted LARGE sized candy boxes (candy taken out), broken
3rd - 6th
Basic Operations, Geometry, Measurement
CCSS
3.MD.C.6
, 3.MD.D.8
, 4.MD.A.3
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3D Shape STEM Challenge
Thank you for your interest in my 3D Shape STEM Design Challenge! I am looking forward to using this project in my classroom again this year. The students last year really enjoyed interacting and working together to figure out this design challenge! What you get.... STEM Design Challenge Powerpoint to equip your students with all they need to know to build a structure using only 3D shapes! You will need.... -various items in the shape of:cones, cylinders, cubes, spheres (we had parents start co
K - 3rd
Engineering, Geometry
CCSS
K.G.A.2
, K.G.A.3
, K.G.B.4
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Angles and Lines Robot Project
This is a great project I used with my third graders in which students design their own robot while applying their knowledge of the following vocabulary terms- point, line, endpoint, line segment, right angle, acute angle, obtuse angle, perpendicular lines, and parallel lines.
A checklist for students with the vocabulary words and definitions is included along with a rubric, in addition to a framed piece of paper students can use to draw their projects, as well as an early finisher extension.
2nd - 4th
Geometry
Geometry Activity - Real World Contexts
Geometry is all over the world - we just have to look for it. Use this engaging activity to highlight the different ways that we can find geometry in our everyday lives. It is a great activity that can be used to finish up a unit of geometry, a group project, or an item to add to a choice board in a regular math class or gifted classroom. It includes:Ways to Use A purpose explanation page Getting started & teacher tips page Directions for students (colored & black and white) Example page to
2nd - 5th
Geometry, Math
CCSS
2.G.A.1
, 3.G.A.1
, 4.G.A.1
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Design a Cube City...a study in volume!
Students use isometric dot paper to draw 3-D buildings and design their own cube cities. This project is a great culmination to any study in volume.
Contents:
1. Teaching Notes
2. Student Sheets:
*Learn to Draw Cubes and Rectangular Prisms
*Draw Rectangular Prisms practice sheet
*Design a Mini Metropolis instruction sheet
*Metropolis Information Sheet, a table to collect information on volume and cost (3 options are included so teachers can select the one that best fits their students' needs:
4th - 6th
Geometry, Graphic Arts, Measurement
CCSS
5.MD.C.3
, 5.MD.C.4
, 5.MD.C.5
Angles Amusement Park Project
This is a great project in which students design their own amusement park while applying their knowledge of the following vocabulary terms- point, line, line segment, ray, vertex, right angle, acute angle, obtuse angle, straight angle, 1/4 turn, 1/2 turn, 3/4 turn, and full turn.
A checklist for students with the vocabulary words and definitions is included along with a rubric, in addition to a framed piece of paper students can use to draw their projects, as well as an early finisher extension
3rd - 5th
Geometry, Math
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