I actually got tired of just looking at the circle shape for circle map. Kind of boring to just see the same shape being used in so many subjects.
No doubt it is the easiest and most practical to be used in the classroom. But I thought of giving a little twist to it.
Huh? What is that??
An example of circle map.
It's called circle map because...of the circle shape....pretty obvious right? Haha!
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To me, .....
Circle = shape.
Shape = circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, and other organic shapes.
*Shape is actually a hollow or empty space encircled by a line. So, one can write anything inside the empty space.
Geometric Shapes
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Source: Pinterest
Therefore, the question :
Can I use other shapes in similar function as circle map?
My brain said:
Why not? They are shapes. Let's try it out.
Quest:
Pupils are to write down synonyms to the word given in the middle (feelings).
Outcome:
My pupils enjoyed doing this homework. It's simple and fun to do. I am all smiles when I saw that their creativity to it was even more than I expected~
Let's watch the video~
