Polygon Math Stations
This pack includes free polygon stations that you
could use as part of a math center.
By Melinda Crean of
Top Notch Teaching
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Station One Equipment: pattern blocks, large sheets of paper, colored pencils / markers. Instructions: 1. On a piece of large paper write your
name and the heading ‘Polygons.’ 2. Use colored pencils to trace straight sides
around the different pattern blocks. 3. Color each shape with colored pencils or
markers. 4. Label your polygon with the correct name.
Example: Polygons by John
triangle pentagon
hexagon
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Station Two Equipment: dot paper, colored pencils, ruler Instructions: 1. Put your name on a sheet of dot paper. 2. Join the dots to make as many different
polygons as you can. 3. Color each polygon. 4. Label your polygon with the correct name. Example: . . . . .
. . . . .
. . . . .
. . . . .
. . . . .
triangle
rectangle
Station Three Equipment: sheets of paper, pattern blocks, colored pencils / markers Instructions: 1. Put your name on a sheet of paper. 2. Design a pattern that tessellates using at
least 2 different polygons. 3. Tessellation is joining shapes together to
make a pattern. The pattern has no gaps. Example:
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Station Four Equipment: magazines, sheets of card, scissors, glue Instructions: 1. Choose a picture from a magazine. 2. Paste the picture onto a piece of card. 3. Cut the picture into different polygons to
make a jigsaw. 4. Swap with a partner to put the jigsaw
back together.
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