As the weather gets nicer outside and summer approaches, as teachers we have to keep our students engaged and excited about their learning. We all know that our students love hands on-activities and these geoboard activities are perfect for a math or literacy center to provide your students with meaningful and exciting activities.
If you don't have geoboards for your classroom yet, you can find the set that I used here:
Geoboards (affiliate link)
Geoboards (affiliate link)
These geoboard activities are simple, yet challenge your students by allowing them to construct pictures out of shapes and identify the shapes they find. They are perfect for tactile learners and will challenge students to extend their thinking.
We have been having so much fun working with spring geoboard pictures (these are all free at the end of the post) . Your students will love creating these spring themed pictures on geoboards.
Included are two different levels of pictures, an easier and a more difficult, a great way to differentiate for students.
Once they create the picture, on their recording sheet they can then label the picture (a great way to tie in literacy) and identify the shapes they found in their picture. This is a great way to extend their thinking about shapes.
Included are 10 different pictures for students to create, each with 2 different levels of difficulty.
If your students enjoy these, I also have geoboard sets available for all holidays and all seasons as a bundle that you can grab at discount price.
Your students will love the hands on aspect of them and great to rotate themes throughout the year as a math or literacy center.Each set contains both small cards and large cards with 10 different pictures and 2 different levels for each picture.
You can grab the spring pictures as a freebie here.
I hope that you and your students enjoy this freebie and you have a great end of your school year!
