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Winter
Math Activities
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Snowman
Pattern -Large blank snowman.
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Snowman:How
many combinations? Print the pieces on card stock. Use this as an opener
to discuss multiplying to find the number of combinations.
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Operation
Snowman Interactive -Choose the operation. STudents are given a word
problem and must tell the correct operation in order to build a snowman.
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Snow
Man Quilt Pattern for Paper Run the copies; cut out the pieces, glue
to paper.
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Winter
Geometry Use marshmallows and toothpicks to practice polygons:quadrilateral,
pentagon, hexagon, octagon, trapezoid, rhombus, rectangle, square. Glue/tape
them to construction paper.
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Build
A Snowman Interactive
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Snowman
Combinations pdf :Present the document on the projector. After completing
the above activity, students use math skills to decide how many combinations
can be made. Choose one to draw.
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Snowflake
Symmetry Students look at the pattern and try to draw the design in
the hexagon shape. The answer is available on this same document.
Interactive
Symmetry
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Snowflake
symmetry for Students This is the print out for the students to use.
Make a flake
Practice online before making the real deal.
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Ben
and Jerry Snowflake Patterns Print out patterns for students to make
a snowflake.
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Pattern
Block Snowflakes Print out these shapes or use Ellison die cut hexagons
to create symmetric snowflakes.
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Symmetric
Snowflake Kids use pattern blocks to recreate the symmetric design.
Print out one sheet for each student, or make it part of a center.
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How To
Cut Paper Snowflakes This has a large picture easily seen on a projector.
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How To
Cut a Snow Flake pdf
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Holiday
Quilt Use coordinate geometry to fill in this graph. This is a pdf
that can be copied.
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Winter
Fraction Words Present this on the projector for students to follow
directions to spell out winter words given clues.
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Capture
the Penguin Game Use coordinate geometry to move the penguins. Need
special dice and gameboard on cardstock.
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How
big is the mitten? After using unifix cubes to estmate how many cubes
fit in a mitten, kids create a line plot to show results of estimates;
then discuss mean, median, mode, range. Draw a mitten on the board, or
draw one on paper and provide one for each student.
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Learn Circumference, radius, chord, diameter
by creating a large snowman.
Get white bulletin board paper. Explain circumference, diameter, chord.
Demonstrate how to use the a string taped to the center of paper to create
a circle. Create a snowman by using various radius lengths. Find the radius.
Use a string to measure the circumference.
Circle
info.
Interactive
Circle
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