MA014.1

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Standard 4.1 - Level 1

Recognize shapes and their relationships (for example, symmetry, and congruence) using a variety of materials.

Standard in Kid Friendly Language

Students will name 5 shapes - a circle, a square, a triangle, a rectangle, and an oval.

Standard Unwrapped

KNOWStudents will identify 5 different shapes

ABLE TO DO Students will be able to distinguish between a circle, a square, a triangle, a rectangle, and an oval.

Students will be able to name a circle, square, triangle, rectangle, and an oval.

Instructional Strategies

  1. Teacher will provide visual and tactile opportunities for students to become familiar with various shapes.

Assessment Strategies

Essential Skills Assessment given at the beginning of the year and at the end of the year.

Everyday Mathematics Unit 7 assessment

Resources

Everyday Mathematics lessons 7.1 to 7.8

Shapes printable book from Enchanted Learning

Math sense activities - scroll down to the middle of this page for books about shapes and shape activities.

Lesson plan using geoboards to practice 2 dimensional shapes

Lesson to practice with 3 dimensional shapes

Hokey Pokey with shapes!

Use KidPix to create and manipulate shapes on computer

"Shape Hunt" Explore and find shapes in real world

Projects and Activities

Play Hokey Pokey using shapes instead of body parts.

Create shapes and manipulate them using Kid Pix on the computer.

Use the geoboard to make 2 dimensional shapes.

Make a shapes book.

Use a "feely bag" to explore and practice identifying shapes.

Strategies for Special Needs Students

  • "Silent Sort"-Cut out pictures of various real items having the shapes students need to learn, ex; clock, computer screen, file cabinet, closet, etc. Hand them to students. Students come to the table and lay their picture down. They must sort the pictures with no talking. Teacher does not tell them the sorting rule so students must discover it. Can do this with any skill they need to practice sorting.
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