When students are excited about learning they get inspired to challenge their thinking.  This is when REAL learning happens.

Here is a look at a few architects drafting their blueprints for our 

Looking at Lethbridge project.

TOMORROW IS PINK SHIRT DAY!

Challenge Question:

Draw Mrs. Barker:

- 3 different quadrilaterals

- 2 different pentagons

- 2 different hexagons

- 2 different octagons

- 3 different triangles

Extra challenge task: design a robot using as many different shapes as you can. 

Looking at Lethbridge Project – GLUE REQUEST

If you could please pick up your child a bottle of ALEENE’S TACKY GLUE.  This sticky crafting glue will really help your child glue together pieces of their “Looking at Lethbridge” model.  White glue is too thin for this project and hot glue is not necessary for all pieces of the model. 

You can get this glue at Walmart or Michaels.  Michaels usually has weekly discount coupons so you can get the glue for really cheap (coupons for Michaels can be found online).

Challenge Question - Feb 7

DRAW 6 DIFFERENT QUADRILATERALS.

Challenge Question - FEB 6

Draw 5 figures that are NOT POLYGONS.

Draw 5 figures that ARE POLYGONS.

POLYGON RULES:

1. The figure has ALL straight sides.

2. There are NO curves.

3. There are NO gaps or spaces.

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