Student Learning Map

  • Topic:Geometric Properties
  • Subject(s):Math
  • Days:7
  • Grade(s):K
Key Learning:

All shapes are identified by their characteristics.

Unit Essential Question(s):
 
 

How would you identify a shape if you saw one?

   
Concept: Spatial Relationships
Concept: Using Concrete Objects
Concept: Symmetry
Lesson Essential Question(s):

Why do we compare objects?

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Lesson Essential Question(s):

How many sides does a _________ have?

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Lesson Essential Question(s):

How can we make objects with symmetry?

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Can you find the line of symmetry?

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How can we match shapes to their outlines?

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Where can we see symmetry in nature?

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Vocabulary:

2-D, 3-D

Vocabulary:

Symmetry

Concept: Shapes
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Lesson Essential Question(s):

Can you identify the pattern with the shapes?

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Can you continue a pattern with geometric shapes?

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Vocabulary:

Pattern

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Additional Info:

Shapes- 2 and 3-D

Objects with Line of Symmetry

Thermometer

Tape Measure

Clock

Resources:

Vocabulary Report

  • Symmetry -

    The same on both sides of a line down the middle of an object.

  • Pattern -

    A rule that repeats.

  • 2-D -

    Circle- a round shape with no sides or corners.

    Square- a shape with four corners and four sides that are all the same.

    Rectangle- a shape with two short sides and two longer sides that make four corners.

    Triangle- a shape with 3 sides and corners.

  • Shape -

    The way something looks.

  • 3-D -

    Sphere- a solid round object like a ball.

    Cube- a solid with six square sides.

    Cylinder- a solid shape with a circle on both ends, like a can.

    Pyramid- a solid with a square on one end and triangular sides.

    Cone- a solid shape with a circle on one end and a point at the other end.

    Rectangular Prism- a prism whose faces are all rectangles.

  • Circle -

    a round shape with no sides or corners.

  • Triangle -

    A shape with 3 sides and corners.

  • Square -

    a shape with four corners and four sides that are the same size.

  • Rectangle -

    a shape with two short sides and two longer side that make four sides.