Shape Turkey Math Activity for Little Learners

Description

Are you looking for a creative turkey math activity to keep your students engaged during the month of November? This Shape Turkey Math Craft is the perfect way to review 2D Shapes with a little fun during the fall months. Bring your math Thanksgiving activities to life by integrating math and writing. 

This Thankgiving math activity will give your students the opportunity to practice geometry with 2D shapes and writing at the same time. Plus, you can set up this turkey math craft as a Thankgiving bulletin board that shows off your student’s writing and geometry skills! 

Skills and Templates Included with this Turkey Math Activity:

• Shape Turkey Craft Templates
• 14 Different 2D Shapes
• Writing Graphic Organizer
• 4 Different Writing Page Templates
• Grading Rubric 

Using this Thanksgiving math craft is EASY! Students will choose which 2D shapes they want to use to create their shape turkey. Then, use the Thanksgiving writing templates to identify the shape attributes of their turkey. 

❤️ You will LOVE that this November math craft because it is so EASY to differentiate! With 14 different 2D Shapes and 4 writing templates, all of your students can participate in this craft. 

Ways to Use this Thanksgiving Math Craft:

• Create at the End of your Geometry or 2D Shape Unit
• Thanksgiving Bulletin Board Display
• Hallway Classroom Decor
• Have Students Create During Math Centers

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What are teachers saying about this Turkey math activity?

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This was a great way to close out our 2D shape unit. The students had a lot of fun and were able to demonstrate their knowledge.” – Condi G. 

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This was the perfect thanksgiving activity for our Unit on 2D shapes. It was simple to download and use. The was was engaged and loved putting together their turkeys.” – Kaysie V. 

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I LOVED this resource! We had finished shapes the week before we did this, so it was a great review for them! It was also neat to see how each kid “designed” their turkey with different shapes, and to read their story to go with their turkey! Great resource!” – Jeni M. 

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