
3D Shapes
In this lesson, students will have the opportunity to practice using language to describe the basic features of three dimensional shapes. Students will use key vocabulary to compare and discuss shapes.
Kara is an experienced classroom teacher working in various grades ranging from K-6. Her work has primarily been with English Language Learners. She has a passion for helping to support ELLs in the general education classroom. Kara currently serves as the MTSS Lead/Academic Interventionist for a K-8 school in Chicago, IL.
In this lesson, students will have the opportunity to practice using language to describe the basic features of three dimensional shapes. Students will use key vocabulary to compare and discuss shapes.
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