Brick Playbook: Parent Edition

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STEM/STEAM

K-2, 3-5, 6-8

SOHO Bingo

Play classic Bingo with a learning twist.

Project Structure

Engage/Explain:

This is a simple and fun build and can be used as an interactive game to check understanding or test review.
Construct the Bingo Boards using SOHO Bricks. The board size can be scaled up or down by adding or subtracting brick plates. Choose board size for child.
Have child cut and place answer cards in each rectangle of the board. These answer cards will vary based on subject, content, and grade level.
Ask questions and child will respond quietly by placing a brick in the correct box. 1st connecting line, or whole plate wins

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SOHO Bingo

Projects

Project 1 Build a Bar Chart

The world around is plentiful. Let's quantify it by building bar graphs.

Project 2 Bricks Measure Up

Design and create rulers to develop an understanding of the basic principles of measurement.

Project 3 Decoding Area

Use various methods to find the area of irregular shape objects.

Project 4 Define Your Perimeters

Develop floor plans of your home or school and develop methods to measure perimeter.

Project 5 The Brick Street Irregulars

Design with bricks, and strategize on ways to measure area.

Project 6 Every Brick Tells a Story

Use brick design to write the narrative of a story.

Project 7 Bricks… They’re Multiplyin’

Explore the basics of multiplication and the communiative property with bricks.

Project 8 Divide a Build

Explore division by breaking brick plates into smaller bricks.

Project 9 Sort It Out

Develop and use pattern recognition for sorting and categorizing bricks.

Project 10 Bricks In Fraction

Explore equivalent fractions with bricks.

Project 11 Mixed Bricks

Explore mixed fractions and addition through bricks.

Project 12 Bricks By Design

Engineer a desk caddy to organize school supplies.

Project 13 It All Adds Up

Use bricks to practice adding three or more numbers.

Project 14 Interesting Groups

Explore the properties of addition using playing cards and bricks.

Project 15 Not Just One Direction

Explore the properties of subtraction and how they differ from addition.

Project 16 Bricks Matter

Explore the world of matter through brick assembly and dissasembly.

Project 17 New and Improved

Explore iterative nature of the engineering cycle.

Project 18 Graph Track

Learn to make inferences from data sets.

Project 19 Create = Great

Use reasoning to defend engineering design choices.

Project 20 Brick Blow-up

Explore "scaling" through the resizing of brick creations

Project 21 Run Brick Run

Use Engineering principles to study forces and mass.

Project 22 Control Towers

Explore the world of forces and their effects on mass.

Project 23 Top Brick

Explore the world of spinning object and their design challenges.

Project 24 Unidentified Objects

Make observations about materials and their properties that make them unique.

Project 25 State of the Brick

Use bricks to investigate the law of conservation of matter.

Project 26 A Roll of the Brick

Complete fraction multiplication with the assistance of bricks.

Project 27 Greater Than One

Complete fraction multiplication with the assistance of bricks.

Project 28 The Shadow Knows

Contemplate the motion of celestial bodies through shadows.

Project 29 Plane Dealings

Plot data sets in coordinate planes

Project 30 Pump Up the Volumes

Design objects and investigate the volume of the objects.

Project 31 The Building Bricks of Life

Develop models of living things using bricks.

Project 32 Building Out Of The Box

Bricks are used to quantify and solve equations and inequalities.

Project 33 Monster Brick Rally

Explore ratios through creation of brick monsters.

Project 34 Bricks Are A Factor

Use brick manipulatives to identify factored pairs.

Project 35 Hold The (Number) Line

Explore the directionality of numbers represented by positives and negatives.

Project 36 Why Coordinate?

Use plotting to design polygons and study their properties.

Project 37 The Plots Thicken

Model coordinate planes and plot using bricks.

Project 38 In the mx

Investigate rate of change through the concept of slope.

Project 39 When Bricks Collide

Bricks are used to investigate system of equations.

Project 40 What Are The Chances?

Explore probability and its relation to fractions and percentages.

Project 41 Probable. Cause?

Explore probability and reality.

Project 42 Vector-y is Ours

Use bricks to investigate vector addition.

Project 43 SOHO Bingo

Play classic Bingo with a learning twist.

Brick Playbook: Parent Edition

SOHO Bingo

Play classic Bingo with a learning twist.

Series Directory

Credits

Related Materials

Projects

Project 1 Build a Bar Chart

Project 2 Bricks Measure Up

Project 3 Decoding Area

Project 4 Define Your Perimeters

Project 5 The Brick Street Irregulars

Project 6 Every Brick Tells a Story

Project 7 Bricks… They’re Multiplyin’

Project 8 Divide a Build

Project 9 Sort It Out

Project 10 Bricks In Fraction

Project 11 Mixed Bricks

Project 12 Bricks By Design

Project 13 It All Adds Up

Project 14 Interesting Groups

Project 15 Not Just One Direction

Project 16 Bricks Matter

Project 17 New and Improved

Project 18 Graph Track

Project 19 Create = Great

Project 20 Brick Blow-up

Project 21 Run Brick Run

Project 22 Control Towers

Project 23 Top Brick

Project 24 Unidentified Objects

Project 25 State of the Brick

Project 26 A Roll of the Brick

Project 27 Greater Than One

Project 28 The Shadow Knows

Project 29 Plane Dealings

Project 30 Pump Up the Volumes

Project 31 The Building Bricks of Life

Project 32 Building Out Of The Box

Project 33 Monster Brick Rally

Project 34 Bricks Are A Factor

Project 35 Hold The (Number) Line

Project 36 Why Coordinate?

Project 37 The Plots Thicken

Project 38 In the mx

Project 39 When Bricks Collide

Project 40 What Are The Chances?

Project 41 Probable. Cause?

Project 42 Vector-y is Ours

Project 43 SOHO Bingo

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