The Shape of Things
Posted by Faith Barbuto
Our budding Pre-K mathematicians continued to work on shapes. We have been delving into complex shapes such as pentagons, hexagons and octagons. Counting and labeling sides was great number writing practice. Students have been making these shapes out of pipe cleaners and paper. Tying math into social studies we found examples of shapes on safety signs around the school both inside and out. In a math meets art activity, students used reusable stickers to copy shapes in some of our latest artist, Alexander Calder’s, artwork.
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