Post by Chay on Aug 27, 2013 12:59:30 GMT
Outdoor Learning for Math
Write math problems (for example, 2 + 4) on the ground with sidewalk chalk and have your students find pinecones, rocks or leaves to represent the answer.
Use sidewalk chalk to create a grid where your kids can count and sort objects.
Challenge your kids to see how many triangles they can make with 9 sticks.
Have your students measure the circumference of your school or the width of the doors or the length of the parking lot.
Write math problems (for example, 2 + 4) on the ground with sidewalk chalk and have your students find pinecones, rocks or leaves to represent the answer. Use sidewalk chalk to create a grid where your kids can count and sort objects. Challenge your kids to see how many triangles they can make with 9 sticks. Have your students measure the circumference of your school or the width of the doors or the length of the parking lot.