Woodlawn Elementary -

A fun and creative way for second-grade students to learn about geometry was by using the shape of an egg as a base and gluing different shapes onto it. They used this opportunity to represent various geometric figures is an engaging hands-on activity. This activity not only helps students identify and differentiate between various geometric shapes but also allows them to understand the characteristics and properties of each shape. It encourages creativity and hands-on learning, making the concept of geometry more tangible and enjoyable for young learners.