I was so impressed with their work--not only did they collaborate wonderfully, but they came up with descriptions and examples that were thoughtful and creative! (I loved that one of the triangle real-world examples said, "If you add angry eyes and a beak, it would be an angry bird." YES!)
Here are all the posters on display for the reference during our geometry unit of study. The rainbow colors make me happy. :)
I also wanted to include this little snap shot of this architectural creation a few of my kiddos made at their shape stations--they were so excited when I took a picture--they REALLY wanted me to share it on the blog! :) Good job, guys! {Oh, and I'm supposed to tell you that the little tiny blocks are people.}
6 comments:
so sweet! {the kids that is!}
Great idea to get their little brains thinking! Pinning this to remember for our shape unit next year. Thanks for sharing : )
Lindsay
For the Love of First Grade
Love it! Last year I had students bring in real examples of shapes and we glued them to posteroard then went on a "Shape Parade" around the school. I'll have to include a shape walk next time!
Love the creation!! Quite impressive!
Jessica
Apples and Papers
Thank you! I wish I was in grade one. I mean I wish I was in your grade one class. You are doing the most important job in the world with all of your heart and soul. It gives me such a happy and hopeful feeling.
Tell the boys and girls that their building looked like a great castle. It had so many interesting parts. It made me wish I was one of the little people.
This is so cute! We just finished our shape unit but I totally want to do this next year :-)
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