3D Shapes | Geometry Virtual Lesson | No Prep Zoom Scavenger Hunt
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Exit tickets, summarizing strategies, quick checks, formative assessments, and the list goes on. All of these are “buzz words” in education that mean the same thing: stopping throughout a unit to check for understanding. Stopping through a unit instead of waiting for the test to see if students gotPrice $19.95Original Price $28.70Save $8.75
Prepping for your Zoom lessons taking forever? Overwhelmed by trying to come up with engaging lessons for remote learning? Well then, this digital scavenger is exactly what you need! No prep, loads of fun, lots of real-world connections, and super engaging for kids. Students go around their house anPrice $37.95Original Price $74.75Save $36.80
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Prepping for your Zoom lessons taking forever? Overwhelmed by trying to come up with engaging lessons for remote learning? Well then, this digital scavenger is exactly what you need! No prep, loads of fun, lots of real-world connections, and super engaging for kids. Students go around their houses and find various things that are different shapes.
★Time-Saving
Teachers never have enough time to get it all done! This product is here to help you with that. This is a 100% ready to go activity. Simply go over the rules and start to play. Watch your students begin making real-world connections like never before!
★How’s It Work???
Rules
1. Wait for the teacher to say “Go!” before leaving the screen
2. Walk
3. One minute to find item and return
4. Raise hand and wait to be called on to share your item
Share Words
-Simply post the PDF as a screenshare/cast
-If the program you are using doesn’t have that option you can also just read/discuss the words
-Discuss what part of speech it
Students Find Items
-Students have one minute to find an item that matches the word
Share Item
-Call on students one at a time by unmuting their mic to share their item and how it connects to the word
★Teacher Tips
Clean Up
- I have students clean up that item before moving to the next item (no mess for parents to clean up later J)
★What’s included:
-Instructions
-15 slides (in both PDF and Google Slide Deck)
· Shapes covered: cylinder, rectangular prism, cone, pyramid, cube, sphere
-1 slide for each shape that discusses the number of vertices, edges, and points
-1 slide for each shape with the answer to the questions on the discussion slide (some shapes have a higher-order thinking question included for discussion as well)
-1 slide for each shape that includes real-world examples that can be found around the house (please note that pyramid had very few examples around the house and that is noted on the slide; real-world examples are given instead and discussion about this is recommended)
**Please note that the curriculum I use in my classroom teaches that an edge is where two flat services meet so cones and cylinders do NOT have edges. If your curriculum differs this is a great opportunity for a math talk.
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Beth Coble
Scooting Through Second
scootingthroughsecond@gmail.com
