Classifying Quadrilaterals: Quadrilateral Quest Game and Practice Sheet
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This was a great resource to review and practice quadrilaterals. The students were very engaged in the activity.
My students LOVED this and begged to play it for longer! Will definitely be using this again and again!
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Looking for a great way to practice classifying quadrilaterals?
I don't know about you, but plain old practice sheets were getting boring, and not allowing my students to build the knowledge of shape hierarchy. We loved playing this quick spinner game in class!
Included in this set, you will receive:
Quadrilateral Quest Spinner Game
Follow-Up Individual Practice Sheet with Answer Key
To Play: Each player should use a different colored counter to cover their quadrilaterals. Using the paperclip as a spinner, spin to find a quadrilateral. (Hint: Some quadrilaterals have more than one name!) If your opponent is on the quadrilateral, BOP them off the space! If your counter is on the quadrilateral, stack it up and freeze the space! The player who gets four quadrilaterals in a row first, wins!
Enjoy!
**Please note that the quick check practice sheet key is graded based on this definition of a trapezoid:
"A quadrilateral with one set of parallel lines."
If you define this differently (i.e. 'at least one set of parallel lines'), please adjust the key to your liking.
I don't know about you, but plain old practice sheets were getting boring, and not allowing my students to build the knowledge of shape hierarchy. We loved playing this quick spinner game in class!
Included in this set, you will receive:
Quadrilateral Quest Spinner Game
Follow-Up Individual Practice Sheet with Answer Key
To Play: Each player should use a different colored counter to cover their quadrilaterals. Using the paperclip as a spinner, spin to find a quadrilateral. (Hint: Some quadrilaterals have more than one name!) If your opponent is on the quadrilateral, BOP them off the space! If your counter is on the quadrilateral, stack it up and freeze the space! The player who gets four quadrilaterals in a row first, wins!
Enjoy!
**Please note that the quick check practice sheet key is graded based on this definition of a trapezoid:
"A quadrilateral with one set of parallel lines."
If you define this differently (i.e. 'at least one set of parallel lines'), please adjust the key to your liking.
Total Pages
5 pages
Answer Key
Included
Teaching Duration
30 minutes
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