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Engineering marvels - Birdhouses - Shapes
Engineering marvels - Birdhouses - Shapes
Engineering marvels - Birdhouses - Shapes
Logan Avery
Shapes
Logan Avery
Our birdhouse is
shaping up!
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The walls are
rectangles.
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The door is a
circle.
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The roof is a
square.
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We paint blue
hexagons.
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We paint yellow
triangles.
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Our birdhouse is
in great shape!
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Problem Solving
Jill needs large
rectangles for the roof
of her birdhouse. She
only has triangles and
squares.
How can she use those
shapes to make large
rectangles? Draw
pictures to show two
different ways to solve.
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Answer Key
Drawings will vary but
may include
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Consultants
Nicole Belasco, M.Ed.
Kindergarten Teacher, Colonial School District
Colleen Pollitt, M.A.Ed.
Math Support Teacher, Howard County Public Schools
Publishing Credits
Rachelle Cracchiolo, M.S.Ed., Publisher
Conni Medina, M.A.Ed., Managing Editor
Dona Herweck Rice, Series Developer
Emily R. Smith, M.A.Ed., Series Developer
Diana Kenney, M.A.Ed., NBCT, Content Director
June Kikuchi, Content Director
Véronique Bos, Creative Director
Robin Erickson, Art Director
Stacy Monsman, M.A., and Karen Malaska, M.Ed., Editors
Michelle Jovin, M.A., Associate Editor
Fabiola Sepulveda, Graphic Designer
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Math Talk
1. What 2-D shapes
make a birdhouse?
2. Meg draws these
shapes:
Geometry
Reading Levels 27281
Lexile®: 170L
Guided Reading: D