Naming, Describing, and Drawing Two-  and
Three-dimensional Figures 
 Educational
Service Unit #8
 June
14, 2007
9:00-4:30
Introducing
two- and three-dimensional figures by drawing, tracing, building
on a geoboard, and making figures with popsicle sticks is the
type of geometry students want to get their hands on! You will
absolutely enjoy this workshop!
As
a result of this workshop, your students will:
- know
and understand the meaning of the words two dimensional and
three dimensional;
- recognize,
name, build, and draw the representations of two- and three-dimensional
figures;
- know
and name the attributes of and the relationships between two-
and three-dimensional figures;
- recognize
geometric shapes and structures in their environment and specify
their locations.
About
the Presenters: Thinking Strategies for Mastering Mathematics
is a consulting business offering professional staff development
workshops for elementary educators. Jean Valer and Jane Haught,
with the guidance of Dr. David Harpster and Dr. Lori Geller,
have written nine supplementary math textbooks and have presented
their research validated materials and methods to over 10,000
teachers in an eight state area since 1991.
Literature
Connection: The Greedy Triangle / Ghost Eye Tree /
Shape Up!
Who
should attend this one-day workshop: K-5th Grade teachers
and all support staff
Teachers
will receive: student dictionary with workbook, game
book, wallboards
Please
bring: deck of cards, 1 inch 3-ring binder, 2 inch
3-ring binder, geoboard, geobands, paper clips, tape, black
permanent marker, 50 unlined 3 by 5 cards, 4 self-sealing bags,
50 popsicle sticks, 5 rubber bands, scissor, 10 tabbed dividers
Workshop
Fee: $20.00 (limited to 20 participants)
Stipend: Qualifies for STARS stipend –
contact your Administrator
Please
go to register
online by May 30, 2007.
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