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Take this fun and exciting right angle lesson outdoors by going on a treasure trail! Your children will need to work together to follow instructions by moving in turns based on right angles to find the treasure!
In this outdoor lesson, your children will be tasked to use the outdoor area to hunt for right angles in nature! They’ll then combine art and maths to get creative and design stick pictures based on angles, while being challenged to match certain criteria.
The main activity of this outdoor lesson gives your children the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of angles to create some of their own. They’ll then be challenged to compare and order these while linking them to 2D shapes.
Have your children secure their understanding of line types and apply this knowledge during this outdoor lesson. They’ll be tasked with working together to create garden designs that incorporate the variety of line types taught, while also having the opportunity to get physically active to demonstrate them.
Deliver an outdoor lesson that is both physically active and encourages children to think creatively to secure their knowledge of 2D shapes and their properties. This lesson works well as an active way to assess your children’s understanding of 2D shapes before moving on.
During this outdoor lesson, your children will be challenged to identify 3D shapes that exist in real life in a variety of orientations. They will work practically to make 3D shapes using various resources and reason about their properties.