Geometry projects middle school

Halloween is far from my favorite holiday, but the students seem to love it! They get pretty into it, so I decided to go ahead and make a Halloween - themed version of the equation picture challenges

Take your geometry lesson up a notch by integrating the arts. This colorful geometry lesson is sure to engage your students and brighten up your classroom.

Make math fun by integrating art in the classroom with this colorful geometry lesson.

Last week my students took their district benchmark assessments, so I was on the hunt for something fun and relevant for when they finished testing. I was so happy to come across a great activity

I had two weeks left in Geometry this year and I couldn't bear the thought of reviewing for 2 whole weeks. Not that my class couldn't have used the review, but ughhh!!! So I searched for a project and I came across the paper roller coaster project. Click the link below to read about the project and to purchase the templates if you're interested. Paper Roller Coaster Project Website I'd like to tell you about my experience with this project. Since, I had never attempted this project before, I…

This hands-on geometry activity is the perfect way to incorporate art into your elementary classroom! Stained glass creations are a fantastic art extension activity appropriate for 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grade! Students can use pattern blocks to complete the mini math geometry project and then turn their design into a masterpiece! Great closure activity for second, third, and fourth grade classes.

These fun hands on geometry activities get children from k - 5 grade learning about shapes, finding area, graphing, and measuring angles.

Add these 6 angle activities to teach acute, right, straight, and obtuse angles to prepare your students to identify different types of angles.

This geometry activity for the first day of school is a great way to assess students' prior knowledge. It is a fun and free way to pre-test them! Click to..

LOVE these math projects for middle school and high school that connect real world applications and engage students. These are great for the end of the year. Students apply the concepts they have learned in a fun way!