Lines, Angles, Symmetry – 4th Grade Geometry Task Card Bundle – Print & Digital

Description

Geometry is often one of the trickiest concepts for teachers to teach—and so often our textbooks and other resources either present things too quickly or in a way that simply isn’t engaging enough or with enough practice opportunities.

Geometry actually crosses content areas—both measurement and geometry! This bundled set of task cards comes in full page, four-per-page, and digital formats for maximum flexibility.

This series of task cards is geared toward helping teachers teach the geometry standards in a variety of ways to make sure students understand each standard in depth. Each set has 3-4 different problem types which help students learn in different ways.

What makes these cards even more flexible is that EACH of these different problem types could turn into its own minilesson. This is PERFECT for short, meaningful lessons–whether they be in person or virtual!

Each set contains a list of teaching tips and suggestions to help you turn these cards into a great lesson for your students!

WHAT SKILLS DOES THIS SET ADDRESS?

There are SIX SETS of cards in this series, all listed individually below. Click on any one of them to see more detail. Topics covered include:

1. Symmetry concepts
2. Identifying types of angles and drawing angles
3. Using a protractor to measure and draw angles
4. Solving angle problems (addition of angles, decomposing angles)
5. Identifying and drawing points, line segments, rays, and lines
6. Identifying parallel and perpendicular lines

Consider the following:

• Use some of the cards as math warm ups or teaching points
• Use as a review station
• Use as an intervention tool for students needing more practice
• Use as a cooperative or partner activity
• Use some of the cards for quick assessment checks
• Use in upper grades or with other students needing below-grade level interventions

Here are some options for you!

• Print the cards (either full page or quarter page), laminate, and have students use wipe-off markers.
• Print the cards in black and white to use as “worksheets” where students can draw directly on the paper.
• Use colored task cards for visuals and the included black and white recording slides to record work.
• Use spiral notebooks to sketch and record solutions.
• Use digitally where students use drawing tools to make shapes and draw lines.
• Project onto an interactive whiteboard where students can model their thinking on the screen.

Please download the preview to see exactly what you get! Remember, the different problem types are PERFECT for forming the foundation of minilessons. This entire series can be the backbone of your fourth grade geometry unit.

Looking for more geometry resources to add to your collection?

CHECK THESE OUT!

Geometry Math Sorts: 5 Sorts to Get Students Thinking and Talking

Angle Math Sorts: 5 Sorts to Get Students Thinking and Talking

Amazing Angles: Activities to Build Understanding

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