Directions:
There are 40 cards in this set. The card should be distributed to the students, 1-2 per child depending on the number of students. The student with the card that reads "I have 3." should begin the game (this card has the strawberries on it); this student reads the card including the question. The student with the card which answers the question responds by reading the card. The game continues through the entire set, until it loops around to the first card - "I have 3."
I recommend copying these in color so the pictures are bright and engaging, using a thick paper or card stock, and laminating them so they withstand wear-and-tear.
There are 40 cards in this set. The card should be distributed to the students, 1-2 per child depending on the number of students. The student with the card that reads "I have 3." should begin the game (this card has the strawberries on it); this student reads the card including the question. The student with the card which answers the question responds by reading the card. The game continues through the entire set, until it loops around to the first card - "I have 3."
I recommend copying these in color so the pictures are bright and engaging, using a thick paper or card stock, and laminating them so they withstand wear-and-tear.
These
are an ancient puzzle that all
students enjoy. Arrange them into geometric shapes to create
images.
Large Tangram Pattern: math.about.com
Use this pattern to create many shapes and activities for students.
Large Tangram Pattern: math.about.com
Use this pattern to create many shapes and activities for students.