Posted by Kristen Poindexter
After we made a class 3D shapes chart on faces, edges, and vertices, the children had the opportunity to create their own chart (soon to go in their math journals). They partnered up and investigated each of the shapes and recorded them on their own charts. We then got back together and talked about our findings:
Here are two cuties discussing what a face is on this cube. 🙂
Kristen 🙂
Posted on March 3, 2013, in 3D Shapes. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
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Just wondering if the recording sheets the two cuties are using are included in your 3D unit on TPT. What a great activity!!! Thanks!
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Hi Diane,
The 3D pages are available in my March Problem Solving pack. 🙂
Kristen 🙂
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Hello! I also was wondering if the recording sheets were available for download, or if I needed to purchase the 3D unit to get them? THanks!
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The 3D pages are available in my March Problem Solving pack. 🙂
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