Looking for a fun and educational way to practice plotting points in the coordinate plane? Look no further! This activity involves coloring a unique Turkey by answering Would You Rather questions. Not only is it engaging, but it's also a great way for students to sharpen their math skills.
After plotting points in the coordinate plane, students will have the opportunity to color their very own Turkey. The twist? They will answer Would You Rather questions to determine which colors to use. This adds an element of fun and decision-making to the math activity.
This activity is perfect for 6th, 7th, or 8th grade math classrooms, or any classroom that has learned how to plot points using all four quadrants. It provides a hands-on approach to learning about coordinate planes and can be a great addition to your lesson plan.
Engaging in this activity not only helps students practice plotting points but also encourages critical thinking and decision-making skills. By answering the Would You Rather questions, students are actively applying their math knowledge in a creative way.
Once the Turkey's are colored, you can proudly display them on a bulletin board in your classroom. This not only showcases the students' creativity but also serves as a visual representation of their understanding of plotting points in the coordinate plane.
So, if you're looking for a fun and interactive way to reinforce math concepts in your classroom, consider trying out this Turkey Would You Rather activity. Your students will have a blast while sharpening their math skills!
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