Jenneke

Students explore parallel and perpendicular lines with this mapping activity that ties in nicely with social studies & geography. In one version, students are encouraged to make their own map and analyze the lines. In another version (typically given for homework), students analyze a completed map. Includes: *Directions *Checklist *Rubric *Homework/Alternate Version with extensions

Students will explore the properties of both line and rotational symmetry using 10 shapes in the context of a real-world problem. **Tiered & Differentiated** Includes three task cards: pink (least complex), orange (average complexity) and green (most complex). Differentiate by readiness. All students use the same materials (shapes A - J) and role analysis sheet (using R.A.F.T.S.). Also includes two challenge/extension pages for students that finish early.