This year, we are working with a new math program, Investigations in Mathematics. Are any of you using this program? At this point, we are half-way through our Geometry investigation and the students are really enjoying it. This is the Standard we have been focusing on so far:
These little cuties are going to be in my store by the end of the week, but you can grab them now by clicking {here}. Just leave me some love to let me know if you like them :)
You may also want to pop by to say hello to the awesome creator of these lil' cuties!
Up next is the little Architect Booklet I created to go along with the lesson. There are two versions. One has the kids building on one hexagon, one has them building on two hexagons. Since I was focusing on using assessment to inform instruction for this lesson, you will find a rubric inside of the booklet. This is a rubric that is based on the information found in the book, Students Taking Charge by Nancy Sulla.
Here's a peek at what was included in the booklet. Not sure what the kids enjoyed more...being an "architect" for the day or using a rubric to "grade" themselves.
Since my observation is over {HOORAY!!!!!} I am celebrating by sharing that little booklet with you. Click {here}.
I also pulled a freebie out of my files for you. It's a simple and quick version of "Ways to Fill a Hexagon." Click to Grab it or head over to Facebook...it's there too :)
Hope your day SHAPES UP to be a great one! {I know, that was pretty cheesy.....xo}