Thank you! I hope that you love this resource! I put time, energy, and love into each resource. If you have any issues, please reach out to me Contact@LindsayBowden.com and I'll get back to you ASAP. Meet Lindsay Hi! I'm Lindsay, and I was a high school math teacher for 8 years. Currently, I create math resources and resource templates full time. I also train math teachers how to create math resources in my course Math Resource Academy! If you want to learn how to create your own resources, connect with me at LindsayBowden.com. Credits: A Cupcake for the Teacher Fonts Math and Glitter Fonts Lovin' Lit Clip Art Let's connect! Terms of Use LICENSING TERMS: This purchase includes a license for one teacher only for personal use in their classroom. Licenses are non-transferable. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the proper number of licenses. If you are interested in purchasing this resource for 5+ teachers. please contact me for a quote at Contact@LindsayBowden.com. COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource and all contents are copyrighted by Lindsay Bowden and Secondary Math Squad, LLC. This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom websites, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students. You May: • Use this resource for your own classroom. • Post this resource for students on a password-protected website such as Google Classroom, Schoology, Canvas, Microsoft Teams, etc. • Email this assignment to students. You May Not: • Share this resource with any other teacher unless you bought multiple licenses. • Post this online other than a password-protected website. • Copy or sell this resource or any part of it as your own. For full terms of use for all my digital download products, click here. Teacher Tips • • There are two versions: • The first version (pgs. 3-4) is the easier version. • The second version (pgs. 5-6) has the same words, but it also asks students to give a definition of the terms in their own words. If you have a smaller class, it’s fun to allow them to walk around the school and find objects. I always get permission from an administrator first. • Before the scavenger hunt, I tell students to look over all the words. If there is a word they don’t know, we talk about it and answer any questions. • If students can’t find an object in the classroom or school, I let them use objects they’ve seen in the real world. I don’t allow phones. • After the scavenger hunt, I have each students share one of their objects. • Discussion questions to have after the scavenger hunt: 1. What’s the difference between 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional shapes? (Example rectangle and rectangular prism) 2. Was your example of a line truly a line? (Did it continue forever in both directions?) 3. How could you prove that your example of perpendicular lines are actually perpendicular? 4. Are real life objects sometimes different than the geometric shapes? How so? 5. Can you think of a geometric object that wasn’t on your scavenger hunt and a real life example? 6. Can any of the your examples work for more than one word? (Examples: rectangle and parallelogram, scalene triangle and acute triangle) ©Lindsay Bowden, 2019 Name:______________________________________Date:__________Period:____ Geometry scavenger Hunt Directions: Find real examples of these geometric shapes. If you cant find one, think of one you’ve seen in the past. word picture object you found Line Line Segment Parallel Lines Perpendicular Lines Rectangle Obtuse Angle Acute Angle Rectangular Prism Cone Scalene Triangle ©Lindsay Bowden, 2019 word picture object you found Cylinder Sphere Congruent Figures Similar Figures Hexagon Trapezoid Acute Triangle Parallelogram Pyramid Square Equilateral Triangle Ray ©Lindsay Bowden, 2019 Name:______________________________________Date:__________Period:____ Geometry scavenger Hunt Directions: Find real examples of these geometric shapes. If you cant find one, think of one you’ve seen in the past. word picture definition (in your own words) Object you found Line Line Segment Parallel Lines Perpendicular Lines Rectangle Obtuse Angle Acute Angle Rectangular Prism Cone Scalene Triangle ©Lindsay Bowden, 2019 word picture definition (in your own words) Object you found Cylinder Sphere Congruent Figures Similar Figures Hexagon Trapezoid Acute Triangle Parallelogram Pyramid Square Equilateral Triangle Ray ©Lindsay Bowden, 2019
