Map of an Animal Cell
A greeting card was my model for this holiday prompt. Students building with tiles, sticks, and points can tally and document, calculate percentages, practice skip counting, and more, as per earlier examples.
Younger children can trace around their hand and build with boxes 3, 4, 5, or 6 to make Turkey Houses.
All work can be photographed. Print these on sticker paper. Add thin magnet (I used a sticky-back magnet designed for business cards) and spray with clear fixative.
These are sweet little presents from children to their families' holiday decor.
Younger children can trace around their hand and build with boxes 3, 4, 5, or 6 to make Turkey Houses.
All work can be photographed. Print these on sticker paper. Add thin magnet (I used a sticky-back magnet designed for business cards) and spray with clear fixative.
These are sweet little presents from children to their families' holiday decor.
I used all the orange points available, that's what that 100% refers to on the tally card. Happy Halloween!
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Inspired by Cesar, my father-in-law, & his vintage necktie.
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Inspired by Marsh
College-friend, artist and musician Marsh made the T-shirt which I used as the inspiration for this build - photo below shows the well-worn and often-washed remainder of his beautiful work, which here evokes Australian aboriginal art.
