Monday, January 13, 2020

 Bumblebees jumped right into math this new year looking at measuring. Their task here was to measure the food trays for a space station. They were asked to measure length, width and height.  As they progressed some friends decided to find the perimeter of the tray and some the area! Their geometry skills are increasing everyday! And their own motivation and decision making is exciting to see. 









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