One More 3-D Shape Anchor Chart (or Woops! I forgot to show you this...)

Here is the anchor chart I made with my kindergarten class after we did the 3-D Shape movement activity here: 3-D Shape Problem Solving. You can see some of the language my kids used when discussing whether or not 3D shapes could roll, slide or stack and how it relates to the attributes of those shapes.

Better late than never, right?

Comments

[Gabriela Seminario]

Wonderful material, thanks for sharing!!

[D. Russo]

I love the stuff that you are teaching little ones! But I have a question as to the difference in shapes and forms? Are not shapes 2D and forms (solids) 3D? I teach this concept as an art teacher and I'm wondering if I am doing it incorrectly?

[Keia]

Good morning and thank you, thank you for this.

I was feeling crazy because I was thinking my son wasn't doing his homework correctly. Oh it's going to be a long road ahead!