Tim Yoder

These numbers on 15 different multi-colored 2-D and 3-D shapes can be used on the morning calendar to reinforce geometric shapes and to create patterns. The following shapes are included: triangle, square, rectangle, parallelogram, rhombus [non-square], trapezoid, pentagon, hexagon, octagon, circle, cylinder, cone, cube, rectangular prism [non-cube], and pyramid. The numbers and shapes are printed on 2.25 in. by 2.25 in. squares that are designed to be cut out and displayed on the daily spaces

This resource includes 3 documents: - Checklist for all the Geometry Math Standards (Adobe Acrobat PDF) - Student roster form with a checklist column for each MATH standard (Adobe Acrobat PDF) - Editable student roster form with a checklist column for each MATH standard (Microsoft EXCEL 2010 ) These checklists can be used to: - keep track of which standards you have taught and when you taught them - record notes about each standard - keep track of individual student progress for progress reports

Happy Pi Day! This digital EASEL activity includes 15 pie (circle) problems that involve pi, diameter, radius, area, and circumference. The format of the problems is very colorful and engaging, and the 15 different pies referred to in the problems are shown in actual photographs. The students will do this activity on their devices. THERE ARE NO WORKSHEETS TO PRINT OR COPY. There is no prep to be done by the teacher, and no grading is required as the activity is self-checking. Below

This resource consists of one drag-and-drop digital activity on EASEL and one digital assessment on EASEL. There is no teacher prep, printing, or grading involved. THE ACTIVITYThe activity involves sorting 20 pictures of real-life 3D objects into four spaces entitled CUBE, CONE, SPHERE, and CYLINDER. On their devices, the students simply drag and drop each picture to the space where it belongs. When finished, students click on the “Check” box to get instant feedback on their answers. Any inco