Solid Figures Book
You will be making a book with a partner about solid or space figures. Solid figures are 3-D; they have height, length and depth. For example, a ball is a sphere. Go to the Web site below to learn about 6 kinds of solid figures.
After looking them over, take 6 pieces of drawing paper; write the name of a figure at the top of each and draw a picture of it. Then look through magazines with your partner and find pictures of objects that go with each shape. Cut out and paste the pictures on the correct pages. Try to find at least 2 pictures of each shape.
If you have trouble finding enough pictures for a shape, you can draw a picture of something that is that shape. Make a cover to put on your book with your names on it. You and your partner will be sharing your book with the class.
| Lesson Name: Solid Figures Book | |
| Objective: Students will learn about 6 types of solid or space figures. They will make a book with a partner by drawing each shape on a piece of drawing paper and collecting examples of each from magazines and gluing them on the page. | |
| Grade: (1-2) | Lesson Login: solid-a |
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Additional disciplines: Computer Skills ELA The Arts |
Materials: Computer with Internet access Drawing Paper Crayons Magazines Scissors Glue |
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For AIS instruction, this lesson has been modified as follows: In the directions, the student has been asked to find 2 pictures for each shape instead of 5. Click here for the original version of this lesson. | |
