Unit 1, Lesson 1: How Big In 2 Dimensions
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- Duration
- 30 - 45 mins
- Grades
- K - 1
- Standards
- CCSS
- NGSS
- Subjects
- Design Thinking
- Engineering
- Math
- Reading and Literacy
- Science
- Tag
- Empathy
- Geometry
- Probability & Statistics
- Comparing Numbers
- Fractions
- Random Behavior
- Sequencing
- Life Science
- Ecology
- Biology
- Physics
- Earth
- Astronomy
- Solar System
- Space
Unit 1, Lesson 1: How Big In 2 Dimensions
Students begin practicing spatial thinking and vocabulary as they’re introduced to a small character to compare with known objects, and using Brackitz unit planks to specify two dimensions (2-D): height and width.
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Suggested Project Materials
- Brackitz
- Brackitz Structures Base Kit, gingerbread character, paper, pencils/crayons, gingerbread cookie-sized 'people' cut-outs
- Duration
- 30 - 45 mins
- Grades
- K - 1
- Standards
- CCSS
- NGSS
- Subjects
- Design Thinking
- Engineering
- Math
- Reading and Literacy
- Science
- Tag
- Empathy
- Geometry
- Probability & Statistics
- Comparing Numbers
- Fractions
- Random Behavior
- Sequencing
- Life Science
- Ecology
- Biology
- Physics
- Earth
- Astronomy
- Solar System
- Space
Please log into MakerHub
How Big in 2 Dimensions_Student Guide
Sorry, no videos available.
Sorry, no resource links available.
Suggested Project Materials
- Brackitz
- Brackitz Structures Base Kit, gingerbread character, paper, pencils/crayons, gingerbread cookie-sized 'people' cut-outs