As students learn about 3D shapes, they will need practice identifying, labeling, and creating the different shapes. There are lots of inexpensive, fun materials that students can use to practice making the shapes.
Toothpicks and Clay
Toothpicks and Styrofoam Balls
Toothpicks and Mini Marshmallows
Pretzels and Gumdrops
Younger students could also be coloring, tracing, sorting, matching, identifying, and labeling 3D shapes.
Toothpicks and Clay
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Toothpicks and Styrofoam Balls
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Toothpicks and Mini Marshmallows
Pretzels and Gumdrops
Younger students could also be coloring, tracing, sorting, matching, identifying, and labeling 3D shapes.
Have fun with 3D Shapes!
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ReplyDeleteLove the ides, will have to try this with my kiddos when they are a tad older.
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I like the gum drop idea. I've never seen that before, but it's a fun edible alternative to marshmallows !
ReplyDeleteLOVE it! So creative. I love hands on Math activities. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for stopping by and commenting! I love hands-on activities too.
ReplyDeleteDo you think this is appropriate fro 1st graders?
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