I am in the midst of my geometry unit at school and I've been digging through my resources. I found this one in a file I had from a conference I went to. It is a great visual for students to make in order to get a visual on the vocabulary for lines, rays, angles, and points. You will need five strips of paper about the length of a notecard in different colors if you desire. The width is entirely up to you but I'd say about an inch is good and a brad fastener. Here are pictures of the project:
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Front of the strips |
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Back of the strips |
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Demonstrate a ray |
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a line |
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angles |
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Line segment
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Let me know what if you use this idea. Leave me some comment love! :)
Neat idea! This is above my firsties but I will pass it along to the 3rd grade teacher!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this great idea! I think I might use it with one of my math intervention groups. Also, glad to meet another member of TBTS. I love it so far! Hope you do too! :)
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