Geometry Flip Books & $25 Teachers Pay Teachers Gift Card Giveaway!

My students have been loving our new geometry unit, thanks to some awesome resources from my TpT friends!  I have already shared about the geometry posters

and the geometry scoot game


that I used to begin our unit, and today I am sharing these awesome Geometry Flip Books from my friend, Lindsey from Miss Johnston's Journey!

I love how Lindsey has created a flip book that can essentially act as a text or resource for my students!  They also LOVE making flip books!

 

 

 

 

A completed flip book.

 

 

After our flipbooks were finished we had a mini-lesson on how to use them.

 

 

I asked them to look inside the flip book to find the answers to questions such as:

 

How many sides does a triangle have?

What is a right angle?

Is a rhombus a quadrilateral?

 

They loved it!  We finished up with a game of types of lines Simon Says. 

 

 

 

We have hand signals for

*point

*line

* line segment

* ray

 

We play just like Simon Says where I say, "Simon Says, show me a point, Simon Says, show me a ray. Show me a line."  They love being active and learning!

And now! Time for another giveaway! It is time for my monthly $25 Teachers Pay Teachers Gift Card Giveaway! You can enter using the Rafflecoptor below!

And stay tuned next week for a really big giveaway as I celebrate my TpT milestone!

Thank you for following my blog and purchasing products from my TpT store!  You are the best!

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Product Swap - 2D and 3D Geometric Shape Posters

Erin over at Learning to Be Awesome put together a fabulous product swap.

I was able to swap with Georgina of Teach and Tell Us.  I chose her 2D & 3 D Shape Posters because we are currently working on our geometry unit, and I thought they would fit in perfectly!




Here is a view of the posters I have displayed right now.  Sorry about the glare from the laminate!

 

I am putting up the shapes as we learn about them.  You could also just have them up as a display all year long if you preferred. 

I also love that they are in English and Spanish!  I don't have a large ELL population this year, but they will be great for that if I do in the future.  This year they were perfect because of a comment a student had made during our morning meeting.  We have a portion where the students tell me their concerns if they have any.  These are usually things such as the pencil sharpener isn't working or the water fountain is leaking, etc.  One day a student said, "I am concerned that we aren't learning Spanish."  He was so excited when he saw these posters hanging on the wall!  Now we are learning our geometric terms in English and Spanish!

 

My students absolutely loved their little faces.  When we started talking about what attributes the shapes had one of them said, "They have cute little faces!"  I have to agree!

 

 

 

Do you have geometric shapes on display in your classroom?