Help your second or third-grade students master the SC Geometry Standards while having fun together!
Math is all around us. From playing with LEGO's to making a batch of your favorite cookies, math plays a part in our everyday lives. Children can learn a lot from having a caring adult give them the language and context to understand how these simple everyday activities relate to the world of mathematics. Integrating the vocabulary of math into conversations and play will help children make connections that will serve them well in the study of mathematics as a formal subject in school. Let's take a look at the Geometry standards for South Carolina second and third graders and find ways to explore these concepts together.
Students work with shapes and objects, dividing shapes into parts and establish a foundation for fractions.
My child can divide a rectangle into equal-sized rows and columns and count to find the total number of the parts.
Students learn about area, angles, and the categories of shapes.
The Tahoe Teacher has some great ideas for introducing Geometry concepts and making Math notebooks.
Make these geometric robots together.
Explore simple fractions here.
Use a simple geoboard to make shapes.
Make simple anchor charts for your student to refer to. Fun and informative!
The titles below will help you and your child learn about Geometry. Want us to pull books for you? Contact us at 803-799-9084 and request to have books sent to your nearest Richland Library location.