In science the students learned about various physical properties. They explored various objects and described them on a graphic organizer based on their color, texture, shape, and size. To further explore the concept, the students glued down various objects onto handprint template to feel various texture.
Showing posts with label Hands-On Learning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hands-On Learning. Show all posts
Monday, October 14, 2013
Shape Attributes
As a part of our study of shapes, the students made shapes on geoboards. We discussed that even if shapes a different sizes, their attributes remain the same. As they made the various triangle, square, and square rectangle shapes, they counted the number of sides and vertices. They also drew pictures of their shapes on a geoboard recording sheet.
Labels:
2013/2014,
2D Shapes,
Attributes,
Hands-On Learning,
Manipulatives,
Math
Real Object Graphs: Apples
In math the students learned about various types of graphs: picture, bar-type, and real object. During one of the lessons, they tasted red, yellow, and green apples. They then decided which one was their favorite to place on a real object graph. After making the graph, they talked with a knee-neighbor about the results. They then individually used the data from the real object graph to create a bar-type graph. They answered ten questions about the data to find what was the most popular type of apple, the least, etc.
Labels:
2013/2014,
Apples,
Bar-Type Graph,
Food,
Graphing,
Graphs,
Hands-On Learning,
Math,
Real Object Graph
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