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Make your classroom goals visible all year long with theseGeometry Learning Target Clip Charts! Perfect for bulletin boards, printable displays, and beginning-of-the-year classroom setup. TheseEDITABLEclip charts help students clearly see what they are learning, what they’ve already mastered, and what’s coming next.
Simply display the Geometry learning targets for each unit, clip or mark off targets as you teach them, and use the included arrows to highlight the daily focus. This easy-to-use system keeps lessons organized, supports student ownership of learning, and creates a meaningful visual reference throughout the year.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
Editable PowerPoint & PDF files
Geometry Units with Learning Targets
Unit Headers & Objective Headers
"Today" Arrow Indicators
Easy-to-Customize Templates
GEOMETRY UNITS:
Basics of Geometry
Reasoning and Proofs
Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
Transformations
Congruent Triangles
Relationships within Triangles
Quadrilaterals and Other Polygons
Similarity
Right Triangles and Trigonometry
Circles
Circumference, Area, and Volume
Probability
These learning target clip charts are a simple, effective classroom management tool that makes expectations clear and learning visible every day.
Clip charts are a perfect way for teachers to display all the learning targets for a unit of study! They are great to hang up at the beginning of a unit, mark off as you work through each learning target, and highlight the learning target of the day with an arrow. Simple and easy way to show what students learned, are learning, and are going to learn.
Details
Zip File Includes: • Heading sheets (editable) – PowerPoint & PDF file • Arrows – PDF file • 10+ Learning Targets for each topic (editable) – PowerPoint & PDF file • Learning Target Template (editable) - PowerPoint & PDF file
Clip charts are a way for teachers to display content they want students to refer to during a lesson and/or unit. In my classroom, I use them to show all the learning targets for a unit of study. They are great to hang up at the beginning of a unit, mark off as you work through each learning target, and highlight the learning target of the day with an arrow. Simple and easy way to show what students learned, are learning, and are going to learn.
