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Quadrilateral Scavenger Hunt 175 points Learning Goal: To identify quadrilaterals in real word applications. Materials Needed: Quadrilateral Properties worksheet, Flip camera, Golden Pass to be in the hallways, writing instrument, and this sheet. I have clipboards that you may use. Task: To locate squares, rectangles, rhombi, parallelograms, and isosceles trapezoids, record your findings with a Flip camera, and describe their properties. Optional shapes to find are a kite, trapezoid (not isosceles), right triangle, and isosceles triangle. Rules of the Hunt: May bring things in from home or find items at school May use photographs (from anywhere) or artwork that is posted in the school May use parts of logos, packaging, items used to construct a whole object The shape does not need to stand alone May use a different perspective of its intended shape May use the Internet to help you come up with ideas May NOT draw the figure, find it on the internet, cut it out of paper, or create it Each group member needs to describe the characteristics of at least one quadrilateral Each group member needs to find at least one quadrilateral Each group member needs to film at least once Everyone must be on their best behavior in hallways and not disturb other classes Everyone must be careful with the Flip cameras All filming must be completed and submitted by __________ List and Point Totals: □ Parallelogram (not a square, rhombus, or rectangle) = 15 □ Rectangle (not a square) = 5 □ Rhombus (not a square) = 15 □ Square = 10 □ Isosceles Trapezoid = 15 □ Kite = 20 (optional) □ Trapezoid (not isosceles) = 20 (optional) □ Right triangle = 10 (optional) □ Isosceles triangle = 10 (optional) □ Describing the correct characteristics of the quadrilaterals = 50 (10 points each) □ Presentation of the quadrilaterals and their descriptions are clear = 25 (5 points each) □ All group members appeared on video at least once = 20 Flip Video, Geometry, Quadrilaterals |
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I strongly recommend going over the camera expectations with the students, such as no filming in the bathroom or locker rooms. I also kept my colleagues and administration informed about the project. Students were then expected to carry around a pass in the hallways. Students that broke the rules were then "grounded" to only finding the objects in my classroom. |
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