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Students are guided to analyze the principles of beauty applied to the picture through the correspondence of artworks. Then they will practice using the principles to create a vase of flowers and a greeting card.
Students will practice graphing a heart on the coordinate plane.
Engage students in mathematics by allowing them to explore the Möbius Strip to hands-on create a Mother’s Day Card.
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These heart puzzles provide students with a fun way to practice math operations and learn about spatial relationships, geometric terms, and problem-solving abilities.
Students will practice how to draw a cardioid in a simplistic way and color in the geometric cardioid shape to create their heart art design.
Static electricity is an imbalance between negative and positive charges, and can build up on surfaces until they are discharged.
Activities and key concepts on magnetism. The teacher can also do these experiments with the students in the classroom.
The Lion, goat and cabbage problem is a river crossing puzzle.
Help the 3 bears and the 3 chicks cross the river.
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Learn to use greater than and less than signs by imagining them as an alligator mouth which open towards the bigger number.
This content is based on transporting patients to the hospital, giving students a challenge to solve a real-world problem.
Tangrams can teach students about spatial relationships, learn geometric terms, and develop stronger problem-solving abilities.
Do you use the right or left side of your brain? Take this simple color quiz and you might end up learning something new about yourself.
This content can help children learn that red, yellow, and blue are primary colors. Combining two primary colors make a secondary color.
The first player who completes a bingo pattern wins.
Spatial Intelligence is the ability to understand three-dimensional figures and images.
This activity demonstrates the use of video-assisted learning to share interesting facts about Valentine’s Day
This content uses Carroll and Venn diagrams to develop students' visual perception.
Students categorize various data sets using Carroll and Venn diagrams to sort, compare, and classify.
This content encourages students to think deeply about the connections between two or more complex concepts.
Vibrations cause sounds; sounds can also cause materials to vibrate. This activity shows how vibrations create sounds.
This activity teaches the basics of Visual-Spatial Intelligence. Students learn how to visualize a solid 3D shape from its net.
Students identify shapes in famous architecture through a virtual tour found around the world.
This activity demonstrates how to integrate a KWL chart and a video to teach the life cycle of a butterfly to students.