Here is a worksheet to go along with the activity mentioned above. Click HERE and copy the two pages back to back:
And now for another freebie :) After introducing 3D shapes this week and comparing them with other 3D and 2D shapes, we are going to have have our first graders play a shape match game. This game could be played several ways:
1. Match same 2D to 2D shape
(students need to say the shape name in order to keep the cards)
2. Match two shapes with similar characteristics. For example if a student flips over a square and a rectangle they might say, "They both have 4 sides." or "They both have four corners." If the student's characteristics are correct, they have a match and can keep the cards.
3. Match a 2D shape to a similar 3D shape and explain why they are similar. For example, a student might flip over a sphere and a circle and they could state, "These two shapes are round."
*The student with the most cards at the end of the game
(or when there aren't any more matches left) is the winner.
Click HERE for a copy of the game cards!
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