While studying angles, dimensions, perimeter, and area, lines that are parallel, intersecting, and perpendicular, and the various types of quadrilaterals, students took some time to create creatures and objects entirely out of polygons. They were also able to identify each of the important properties and attributes of the items mentioned above.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
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Dear Mr. Pahl ,
ReplyDeleteI like what you’ve done with the geocreatures. You made it have a lot of tune in it. I also like the music in it. It gave the video a lot of sound.
From,
Lightning Bolt
Dear Mr. Pahl,
ReplyDeleteThe geo creatures ‘are amazing! I liked that they were really colorful.
From,
Jenny
Dear Mr. Pahl,
ReplyDeleteI wonder how every geo Creatures don and made a video like that? Can you answer.
From,
bugman
Hi Bugman,
ReplyDeleteI don't understand your question. Would you try asking it again in a different way? I miss you all.
Mr. Pahl
Dear Mr. Pahl
ReplyDeleteI think that making the geocreatures was a blast.
from MrAwesome
Mr. Awesome,
ReplyDeleteI agree! In addition to being fun, I hope it helped you learn more about geometry! I miss you! We'll have a lot of fun next week and beyond with all the new things I have learned about this week! Have a good weekend.
Mr. Pahl
Dear Mr. Pahl,
ReplyDeleteI liked how you put up the video of our geo creatures. When we did them during math it did not feel like math but felt like math at the same time.
Sincerely,
Sighame
Dear Class,
ReplyDeleteI love the geocreatures and i love the music. We should do more stuff like this someday.
Love,
Shark Fin
Dear Mr.Pahl
ReplyDeleteIt’s so cool how you did the GeoCreatures! I wonder if you can make one about are
Spirograph designs that we did with Ms.B.
From,
Dragonstar
Dear Mr. Pahl,
ReplyDeleteThe geocreature video is amazing. I like the music because it went good with video and geocreatures.
From, Lightning bolt