Elementary Programs Geometry Student Practices for Microsoft Word
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Spot the Pattern! Shape & Color AB Patterns
⭐ Spot the Pattern! Shape & Color AB Patterns Pre-K & Kindergarten | Differentiated Math CentersHelp your students recognize, copy, complete, and extend repeating AB patterns with this engaging, low-prep shape and color pattern resource! Perfect for Pre-K, Kindergarten, intervention, and early first grade, this set makes differentiation easy while building strong foundational patterning skills. 📘 What’s Included ✔ Three differentiated pattern levels Level 1: Copy the Pattern (Foundational
PreK - K
Geometry, Numbers, Other (Math)
CCSS
K.G.A.2
, MP7
, MP8
Montessori Emergency Sub Plans
Children's House Fall sub plans. No prep- print & go! Sub plans include: pumpkin & apple work, reading, writing, math, geometric solids, 2-D shapes.
PreK - K
Geometry, Reading
Play Dough Shape Partioning
This activity allows your students to partition shapes using playdough. They will learn to create these basic shapes (circle, square, rectangle), as well as how to cut them into halves and fourths. After using the playdough, give your students this worksheet to fill out to show how they partitioned the shape, and test their knowledge of halves vs. fourths!
K - 1st
Geometry, Math
Math-Was Pythagoras "Right" About his Triangles? All About His Theorem!
Learn geometry by studying the ancient Greek mathematician, Pythagoras, and his famous Pythagorian Theorem. Using investigation and logic you will prove that Pythagoras was right!This math Exploration includes detailed, student-friendly Steps to Success that lead the learner through the process of creating a high-level, quality independent project. To add rigor and thoughtfulness, students reflect on their Exploration by answering standards-based Questions of Mathematical Practice. Supporting
3rd - 11th
Applied Math, Geometry, Math
Substitute Worksheet Pack for Creative Minds
Creating a substitute folder each year is always difficult. I never want to use the sheets I will need later for a lesson. This is why I created this packet. It is for when I am out for a day or two and have to have a substitute in a emergency situation. This packet works well for most grade levels 2nd grade and up. It allows students to use creativity and flexibility in their thinking while the teacher is out. There are 5 different activities that include art, writing, mathematics, and cre
2nd - 5th
Geometry, Writing
Shape Attributes: What is a Zimparoo?
Great for Gifted and Talented education. Students must determine defining attributes of a made up shape in order to determine what figures can be classified as a "Zimparoo". Promotes creative thinking, critical thinking, and higher-order thinking.
K - 3rd
Geometry
Types of Lines
Simple activity to help students differentiate between horizontal, vertical and oblique lines while working on their fine motor skills.
K - 2nd
Geometry, Measurement
Math Geometry -- Drawing 3-D Solid Figures--Vertices, Faces, Edges
What a great challenge activity for your gifted and talented students, or those students who learn best by drawing the shapes themselves. A good review of counting faces, vertices and edges.
2nd - 11th
Geometry
Also included in: Geometry and Symmetry Bundle
Montessori / Homeschool - Parts of a Mountain Worksheet
This is an easy worksheets where the students can match the picture to the definition. This can be used as a follow up exercise after a lesson.
1st - 3rd
Geometry
Grades 1 -5 Tessellation Writing Assignment
This assignment may be used as an introduction to tessellations, a quick-check or a general paragraph writing assignment. It includes a writing rubric ranging from a 1 -4 Likert-Style Scale.
It has been tested with positive results in both my 2nd and 3rd grade general education and 1st through 5th grade talented and gifted classroom.
1st - 5th
Geometry, Writing
Point, Line, Plane and Solid
This worksheet helps students to identify the difference between point, line, plane and solid. It begins by having the students draw and label a picture of each geometric element. The next step is to indicate how many dimensions a point, line, plane or solid exists upon. Finally, there is a fill-in-the-blank activity. Can be used with geometry nomenclature cards.
3rd - 5th
Geometry, Math
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