Wonka Factory Design Math Project
$5.00
Add some Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory math project FUN to your 2nd or 3rd grade plans!
This candy themed math project is a perfect way to integrate math with a class reading of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, or to use as a stand alone enrichment project during your measurement unit or class Wonka Week.
With three differentiated versions, this activity is ready to PRINT & GO for your second or third grade students. Editable versions are included for easy customization!
Highlights
- Grades 2nd - 3rd
- Subjects Applied Math, Math, Measurement
- StandardsCCSS 3.MD.C.5CCSS 3.MD.D.8CCSS MP1CCSS MP4CCSS MP5
- Pages 21
- Answer Key Included
Description
In this Wonka Factory math activity students are asked to design a new floor for Willy Wonka’s factory. They must use measurement and problem solving skills to create a factory map of required rooms + some of their own.
This is a perfect activity to review measurement skills, perimeter, area, and/or working effectively with groups. Students love talking about all their ideas for rooms in the factory (cupcake lake! marshmallow bouncy room!) and you’ll love how engaged they are with measurement skills.
Included with this activity:
- Teacher notes and instructions
- Instruction letter from Willy Wonka outlining design task (simpler version)
- Room information sheet (simpler version)
- Graph paper (15×12)
- Instruction letter from Willy Wonka outlining design task (grade-level version)
- Room information sheet (grade-level version)
- Graph paper (30×18)
- Room information sheet (challenge version)
- Graph paper (33×21)
- Perimeter & area problem page (aligns with versions 1 & 2)
- Perimeter & area problem page (aligns with challenge version)
- Perimeter & area problem answer keys
- Four examples of finished student work
- Editable versions of the letters, room information pages, and design paper for easy customization (clip art is not moveable due to copyright restrictions)
The ZIP file you’ll receive after purchase includes:
- 1 PDF document of the print and go materials
- 1 PowerPoint with editable versions of the student letters, room information sheets, and design paper pages with and without clip art
Activity Instructions:
This activity typically takes 3-4 days if students use the included graph paper. If you choose to have them use blank construction paper it can be a week long activity.
Day 1Â
Students read the letter and brainstorm ideas for additional rooms. They can also start a sketch to help them plan how they might like to arrange the required rooms for the floor. Most students will want to talk about all their amazing ideas for candy-based rooms for the factory.
Day 2Â
Have blank art paper (much more difficult!) or graph paper available for students. They can start arranging and labeling the required rooms. You will want more than one graph paper per student.
Day 3+
Have students share how they have decided to place the required rooms and how much room they have left for their own ideas. Did students randomly place rooms or organize them in 3 rows to maximize space?
My students always want to decorate every room with furniture, marshmallows, and gummy bears. Before they do this we talk about how architects draw their plans as a bird’s eye view.
Have students find the perimeter and/or area of each of the rooms if time allows. Use the included perimeter & area problem printables for a built in extension!
Download Details
Total Pages/Slides: 21 pages
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Paige G. –
This will be such a great resource for my students! I am excited to use this with them. 🙂
Susan F. –
Great resource.
Mrs. Malliband’s Marketplace –
LOVED this resource!
Tamera P. –
Engaging for the kids and a terrific resource!!
Jacqueline Mercer –
I used this for a challenge activity for students who are early finishers.
Moon & Cider –
This is a very well organized resource!! Thank you!
Aleah M. –
This end-of-year Charlie and the Chocolate Factory math project is the perfect mix of fun and learning! My students were fully engaged as they applied math skills in a creative, themed way—such a memorable way to wrap up the year!
Jessica C. –
This resource went well with our Charlie and the Chocolate Factory unit. The students enjoyed combining their math skills with a creative demonstration.
Jenna A. –
It was a great reinforcement activity to our Charlie novel study.
Rachel C. –
Well made! This is such a cool resource. I want to do it again and then watch the movie!
maria T. –
My students loved this activity. They were so engaged and loved creating their own factories.
Elizabeth W. –
My students love this activity! They always enjoy working on this project and come up with super creative ideas!
Abbey B. –
This was a great resource for my students to practice their math skills in a different way!
Tiffany Cooney –
This teaching product was incredibly easy to use and straightforward to follow. The instructions were clear, making it simple to implement without needing extra preparation time. My students were highly engaged throughout the lesson and really seemed to enjoy the activities. It made learning both fun and effective, and I would definitely recommend it to other educators looking for a stress-free, engaging resource.
Krystal A. –
This was great practice in a creative way. Thanks for making! Planning to buy more.
Robyn Brislin – The DIY Teacher –
This was a great activity to end the year. My kids enjoyed it.
Katelynn L. –
Very cute and all my students were engaged and loved it.
Aimee S. –
It will be helpful for my students to practice their skills
TeachingWithKindnessin3rd –
My students loved completing this project as a math review at the end of the year
Kinder Sunny Mornings –
This exactly what I was looking for can’t wait to use it in the classroom.
Ashley Smith –
Great resource to accompany a novel study on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory!
John S. –
This was such a fun activity for my son after he read the book. He enjoyed creating his own factory. It was an easy way to review math concepts such as perimeter as well!
John S. –
Great resource
This was such a fun activity for my son after he read the book. He enjoyed creating his own factory. It was an easy way to review math concepts such as perimeter as well!
Ashley Smith –
Great Resource
Great resource to accompany a novel study on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory!
Kinder Sunny Mornings –
Willy Wonka
This exactly what I was looking for can’t wait to use it in the classroom.
TeachingWithKindnessin3rd –
Great Project
My students loved completing this project as a math review at the end of the year
Aimee S. –
It will be helpful for my students to practice their skills
It will be helpful for my students to practice their skills
Katelynn L. –
well crafted
Very cute and all my students were engaged and loved it.
Robyn Brislin – The DIY Teacher –
Great project based learning activity
This was a great activity to end the year. My kids enjoyed it.
Krystal A. –
Tutor Student LOVED IT
This was great practice in a creative way. Thanks for making! Planning to buy more.
Tiffany Cooney –
Fun Resource
This teaching product was incredibly easy to use and straightforward to follow. The instructions were clear, making it simple to implement without needing extra preparation time. My students were highly engaged throughout the lesson and really seemed to enjoy the activities. It made learning both fun and effective, and I would definitely recommend it to other educators looking for a stress-free, engaging resource.
Abbey B. –
Great Resource!
This was a great resource for my students to practice their math skills in a different way!
Elizabeth W. –
Super Fun
My students love this activity! They always enjoy working on this project and come up with super creative ideas!
Jessica C. –
Creative Actvity
This resource went well with our Charlie and the Chocolate Factory unit. The students enjoyed combining their math skills with a creative demonstration.
maria T. –
Fun activity to add to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
My students loved this activity. They were so engaged and loved creating their own factories.
Rachel C. –
2nd grade Teacher
Well made! This is such a cool resource. I want to do it again and then watch the movie!
Jenna A. –
It was great
It was a great reinforcement activity to our Charlie novel study.
Victoria S. –
My students loved this resource! We were doing an end-of-the-year novel study, and this activity aligned perfectly. It was a great way to keep scholars engaged after testing
Sallyann Y. –
What a fun way to wrap up the chocolate factory unit. The kids loved creating their own candy factory.
Kathleen L. –
This was a perfect end of the year activity. It was great for review and keeping the students engaged.
Plan With Kodi –
We did a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory novel study for EOG review and this activity was a wonderful addition to incorporate for math. My students loved making Willy Wonka’s factory and they were very engaged.
Elizabeth L C. –
This was a great activity with our Charlie and the Chocolate Factory book study
Coby P. –
At the end of the school year, I was struggling to find engaging activities to give my students for review. This activity was perfect! My students loved getting to be creative and silly in creating their own rooms on their floor plan – I even created one with them. This was a great review of perimeter and area that was so much more fun than just doing a worksheet of find-the-missing-area. (Also, we played songs from Spotify that had Candy in the title, i.e. I Want Candy, while we worked which added to the excitement!)
Jennifer Carr –
My students loved this activity. It kept them engaged for hours.
Lauren Twyman –
This was a fun activity that we used during Wonka Day that the kids had a blast with! The creativity they were using to think up new rooms was out of this world. They were also brushing up on their math skills while working!
Nina D. –
My students loved this activity. They were able to use their creativity. We even extended the project to include a marble run.
C F. –
The students enjoyed designing the chocolate factory which was a great introduction to making our own chocolates for Valentine’s Day.
Heather’s Homeroom –
This was fun for my students on our Charlie and the Chocolate factory day!
Morgan M. –
I used this as a finishing project with area and perimeter and also Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. I loved the integration.
JEH Creations –
This was very engaging for students. I love how it allows for the integration of ELA and math. Thank you!
Life in Room 25 –
Fantastic Resource! My students loved it and were so engaged.
3M Class –
Thank you for creating the fun and engaging activities
Jennifer E. –
This was such a fun way to practice math skills while still tied to our fun novel study! The kids had so much fun!
Moon & Cider –
This is a very well organized resource!! Thank you!
Math and Science for Grade 3 –
When my teaching partner chose to do Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in ELA and I was preparing to do our practicing of same and different areas and perimeters this was a great twist to the typical “dream house” or zoo projects.
Heather Sanchez –
Thank you so much! This resource helped my ESL students reinforce the concept and fully grasp the material.
Martha Armijo –
I loved this resource! My students really benefited from using this resource! Would definitely recommend to my coworkers!
Sherrie A. –
After reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the students loved creating their own factories. I loved that it was differentiated!
Rooted in Elementary –
Great resource to add to my novel study of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”.
Emily Dennison –
Great resource! Very helpful and engaging for the students!
Lisa S. –
My students loved this after reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. They enjoyed working together to complete the tasks.
Maria Kelly –
My students found this to be challenging yet engaging. They loved working in teams to complete the task.
Jessica H. –
This perfectly matched my curriculum and the school district’s requirements. The students were motivated and engaged. Thank you!
Lauren C. –
My students did this as an end of year project and loved it! It was rigorous and enjoyable!
Larissa T. –
Great resource! I used this at the end of the year after testing was complete.
Megan T. –
Super cute project and my students loved making the factory.
Erin C. –
After finishing the novel this was a great addition to math class.
Susan O. –
I have a kiddo obsessed with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, so this is right up his alley! My grandson (second grade) also enjoyed this. Thanks!
Jess H. –
Perfect math activities to go along with our novel study!
Coryn S. –
We are doing a Willy Wonka musical so it was perfect.
Jacob B. –
This was a great resource to use! I would definitely recommend it.
Stacy M. –
Loved the levels of differentiation so my entire class could participate at their level!
Lindsay B. –
My students always enjoy this activity so much every year!
Nicole VanOstrand –
This was a great product. Thank you for your hard work!
Denise M. –
I was excited to share this with my students. It took some time to help them understand what their tasks were, but eventually, they all caught on and really had fun.
Abigayle H. –
I loved using this in addition to my Charlie and the chocolate factory unit. My students loved using their math skills while being creative.
Kelli C. –
This was such an amazing end of year project for the kids. It is so engaging and all the kids had a blast.
Teaching With Hayes –
My students loved this activity. We read the book and then watched the movie so they would have a few ideas. I like the fact that it gave different sized grid paper.
Jaclyn W. –
Great end of year Math project. Easy to prep – just print and go!
Anitajane G. –
My students loved this so much! They loved reading and watching the book and movie and this was the perfect close. It was also something fun for them to do at the end of the year after state testing.
jennifer V. –
What a fun activity. We used this activity as an extension after we finished the book.
Stephanie C. –
This was a great resource to use with my students!
Kari Boyle –
My students loved this resource. Look forward to using this resource again!
Nicole C. –
My students loved this resource! It was a great end of the year project and mixed with area and perimeter!
Wendy M. –
Thank you for such a great resource.
Samantha S. –
This was a great resource for my students with a sub!
Tara F. –
My students had lots of fun completing this assignment!
Jordan T. –
My students loved this project!! They had a blast coming up with different types of rooms to add to the Chocolate Factory! It was an engaging way for them to practice real world application of area and perimeter!
Flying Teacher –
The students loved doing this after reading the book. We loved it!
Brittany J. –
This was great for my students for project based learning with all the standards taught throughout the year.
Kiani M. –
Perfect for our Wonka Week classroom transformation. The kids love it!
Thank you!
Faith F. –
Fun activity to wrap up our read aloud.
Denise B. –
Such a great resource to use at the end of the year to review concepts previously taught!
Sandra P. –
This was a great way to integrate some math with our reading. After finishing the book, this was a fun activity for my kids.
Heather M. –
My class loved the math project. Thank you!
Jessica W. –
Fun project for understanding geometry.
Will Teach 4 Coffee –
This was a great interactive lesson to align with our reading of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It supported the thematic unit across the subject areas.
Cheynielle P. –
Very fun and engaging for my students. This definitely made the math lesson so much more enjoyable for my students.
Jenna S. –
Loved this product! Will definitely use again next school year!
Bianca B. –
This was fun to add to our math time while reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Sharla S. –
My children loved this project! We used it as a supplement to their math curriculum, and they really enjoyed creating new rooms and figuring out where to put them on the factory floor. The product was very easy to print and get going quickly! Thank you for a great product!
J S. –
great resource
Meghan A. –
My students loved getting to use this when I transformed our classroom into Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory. Such a great way to connect learning and have some fun while doing it.
Sandy B. –
So much fun! This was a great culmination to the novel.
Tania D. –
This was awesome! The students really enjoyed it!
Jenna Fettes –
Loved this!
Worksheets N’ Glitter –
My students loved doing this activity.
Yvonne Griffin –
Love!
Claudia H. –
Great extension activity!
Kari Short –
My students were fully engaged!
Lyndsay K. –
This resource was fun right before spring break.
Melissa O. –
My students absolutely loved doing this in conjunction with our Charlie book study.
Kathryn O. –
Great resource!
Lauren Perez –
Great resource!
Laura P. –
This was an engaging way for my students to use their creativity and practice their perimeter. Thanks so much for creating this resource!
Miss Charlton’s Class –
great resource! very engaging my students really enjoyed it!
One Sharp Teacher –
I loved using this with my third graders!
Samantha Burch –
Thank you!
Fun In 5th With Ms D –
My kids loved this!
Aaren J. –
Fun!
Molly’s Media Center Magic and More –
We really enjoyed this.
Tash L. –
Excellent resource. I used this after teaching a novel study and the students were super engaged in this lesson(s). Students were able to build on their math skills but were also able to use their creativity to come up with some strange and wonderful rooms in their factories. Used in special education setting and excited to use it again in the future!
Lauren McClure –
Great Resource!! My students loved it!
Jennifer Fiedorczyk –
Great resource packed full of fun activities!
jayme macknicki –
My students loved this at the end of the year! They were so engaged!
Mrs Barry Poppins –
Fun end of year activity–thanks!
Melissa M. –
My kids loved this resource
Suzanne B. –
Great end-of-year resource.
Our Neighborhood of Knowledge –
My students loved this! What a fun and engaging way to review! Thank you! 🙂
Kenzie S. –
I love book clubs and this resource made the book even more engaging and an enriching experience for the kids!
Suzanne S. –
Thank you!
Catherine K. –
Great activity for end of the year review. Students were highly engaged and looked forward to completing the project.
Cavtastic Teacher –
I did really enjoy this. The only thing I wish is it had a set math problems to add to the cross-curricular aspect of the project. We added it in class but it might be a nice future aspect.
Clarissa G. –
I used this in summer school and my students loved it
Kevin D. –
Great resource!
Ronnice S. –
Fun, challenging math activity that is great to tie to a chocolate thematic unit!
Johna Oliver Blackburn –
This resource helped to end my school year! We read the book, “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” Then, we completed the activities from this unit! Great resource!
Sarah S. –
This was a great activity for the end of year!
Renee M. –
Great resource.
Teri W. –
Used this as a remedial tool. Engaging.
Glenela Rajpaul –
Students loved it!
Rebecca Boehler –
Love it!
Ashley Seiden –
So fun!
Kerrie M. –
Love it!
BrookeLowe –
Great resource! Thanks for putting in the work for us!
Reyes Royals Designs –
LOVED this resource!
Melissa M. –
My students loved this!
Valerie R. –
My students loved this activity during Wonka Week!
HappyJuniorTeacher –
This was great for a bonus activity for the book. Thank you!
Jackie S. –
love this
Laura Glenn –
great activity extension
Start a Spark –
Used this for a Willy Wonka room transformation for 1st/2nd G/T students. I was hoping for more logical reasoning to solve where rooms went. It was a good creative thinking exercise to think of new rooms. Very visually appealing.
Catherine D. –
This an excellent resource to use with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Book.
carly B. –
Great Resource. Thank you!
Sarah L. –
Easy and engaging.
Nicolette Howton –
engaging activity! kids loved it!
Nikki W. –
My students thought this was a fun activity.
SFS Partner Store –
Thanks!
Kristine Duncan –
Pupils loved it
Nancy Gottardi –
This was a terrific resource. I used it with my Gifted population. They were engaged the whole time. Perfect resource for practice! Thank you for a terrific resource.
Leonie E. –
Great resource, thank you!
Emily V. –
I used this with my daughter over the summer. She had just finished reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and really enjoyed this as an extension activity.
Carolyn Naughton –
This is a great project! We might try to use it again with distance learning this time!
Kaelyn O. –
I used this as an enrichment activity, and it was AWESOME! The students created the cutest, most detailed factories. It was perfect!
Christine B. –
After reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, our class used this resource to plan our candy rooms. We actually made scaled models after the paper version. LOVED IT!!
Josephine C. –
Great resource!
Debbie Liebert –
Lots of fun.
Anna L. –
This was a huge hit with my 2nd graders who are gifted in Math. They devoured it! Many read the book to go with it! Highly recommend for 3-4th grade as well.
Everyday Reader 365 –
Great math project.
Mary P. –
Unfortunately, I just ran out of time to implement the project. I am excited to use it next year.
Delisa G. –
I used this with a group of strong math students. They were only in first grade, but it was a great enrichment for them.
Journey Through Elementary –
This was so much fun! My third graders did this as one of our closing activities after finishing the book and they loved it. The didn’t even realize they were doing math!
Caitlin I. –
Students loved creating their chocolate factories, and it was great review of measurement! Thank you!
Heather C. –
My daughter and I read Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and this was a great extension activity to do together. She is in second grade. Next year if I read Charlie and the Chocolate Factory with my 2nd grade class I will also use this resource with them . Thank you!
Dawn V. –
This was great!!
WhatTheHolcomb –
This was a great math tie in while we read the novel. I added my own pages that left room for the students to calculate area, perimeter, and volume of each room. Thanks!
Kate Haysom –
This was incredibly helpful to me when planning my whole school maths day that had a Willy Wonka theme!
Cynthia Snow-Swan –
My kids love it.
Lafleur Resources –
Can’t wait to use this as a summative project for our measurement unit. Love the creative thinking involved! I really appreciate the differentiated version as it is still similar to the original activity but less overwhelming for students in need.
The Mindful Librarian –
This was fun!
Syvena Fairbairn –
Tweaked this a bit for 6th grade and it was FUN!
Taylor L. –
Great resource!
Kelsey O. –
great resource!
Aimee G. –
Great hands-on activities! Thanks!
Sarah B. –
I absolutely love this resource and my students had a lot of fun creating their own floor of Wonka’s Chocolate Factory. I really appreciate the fact that the letter is entirely editable so that I can convert it to metric as I am in Canada.
Cooney Corner –
Love it!
Paige L. –
kids loved this project!
Melanie Hunt –
Kiddos love this!
Florence P. –
This was a fun activity that really encouraged my students to apply their learning of arrays and multiplication. It also encouraged students to work together to think of their room designs and to think outside of their usual creativity thinking.
Melissa Hamilton –
This is a super fun, end of the year activity. The students were very engaged!
Tyler’s Treasures –
Thank you!
Wonderfully Watson –
Such a fun activity for after we finished the story!
Believe and Achieve –
Who wouldn’t want to build their own chocolate factory ?! Fun, challenging resource !
Stacey Cavey –
Great!!
Beckie A. –
Great way to incorporate math into the novel!
Sarah M. –
Love this!
Nancy L. –
great!
Jenna W. –
Love it!
Evelyn S. –
My students enjoyed this project. There was a mixture between practicing what we have learned and applying it and extending their thinking.
French with Mme Cook –
Kids loved this!
Alexandrea Koehler –
This resources was so much fun. My students loved the opportunity to be creative and practice their skills.
Sara Lotter –
I loved using this resource. I would love it even more if the units of measurement were editable to include metric measurements.
Victoria C. –
Thank you! Looking forward to trying this with my Grade 3s!
ashley H. –
My 6th graders had a blast using this fun task while watching the movie! Great end of the year fun activity!
School Counselor Steph –
This is an ok resource. My 2nd graders were a little confused with it and it was a little too difficult for some. I felt like the cost of it should have been less for what you get.
Lollipops and Lip Gloss –
Thank you. My students had a great time with this and were very creative. It was a bit challenging for the 2nd graders.
Jordyn D. –
This is a great resource for the kids to do during the last few days of school and use skills that they have learned in this grade as well as previous grades.
Amy B. –
So much fun!!
Tana Homer –
fun and education and lets kids be super creative!
Sadie H. –
This project was perfect for reviewing area and perimeter at end of the school year. It was engaging-my kids loved it! Thank you!
Lauren B. –
My students had such a great time doing this!
Pinckney Place –
My students loved it! Used the book and had a whole week devoted to wonka everything.
Coffee Curriculum and Creativity –
My students LOVED this project as part of our Wonka unit. Thanks for a great product!
Rebecca R. –
My students loved this activity! It was a great addition to our Wonka themed week!
Tonya H. –
My students really enjoyed this!
Katie Vick –
My students LOVED using this at the end of the year. It was such a fun project!
Kylie B. –
My class loved this resource
Liz S. –
Great resource!
The UDL Gal –
adorable, and user friendly!
For the Love of Teaching 3rd –
My students loved doing this with our area and perimeter unit.
Leilani R. –
The factory lesson was a wonderful addition to our Wonla Week!! It added a special buzz during the math lesson.
Kayla F. –
Love this!
Mrs D’s Fabulous Fourth –
My students loved this activity! It was a great way to tie in math and reading.
Ami Richardsen –
Thank you!
Wendy O. –
Can’t wait to use these with my students during the last week of school!
Brianna U. –
Can’t wait for my students to design their own chocolate factory floor!
InSPEARational Education –
Love it!
Diane P. –
Great project to use in our novel study to connect it to math.
Stephanie J. –
I cannot wait to use this as a culmination activity with my kiddos after finishing Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Lisa L. –
Great!
Angela H. –
Thanks!
Eastman Creates –
Excited to try this out with my scholars!!
Newlove4learning –
This is amazing and my students were so engaged, thank you!
Joanna L. –
I got this because it looked like a fun way to have students practice and show what they learned from our measurement unit. I can’t wait to try this with my students. Thank you!
Laid Back Literacy –
Great Resource!
Hall’s Happy Classroom –
This is so simple and cute! Kids loved the tickets and anticipation.
Anne R. –
thanks
Kathy A. –
Love this idea! Everything was well done however it would have been great to have a grading rubric included.
Nancy Ulsh –
This was a challenging activity. But it sparked ideas for how to make some changes for next time.
Trudy Z. –
Thanks.
First Grade Super Learners –
I’m looking forward to using this with my class!
Christine Sloan –
loved it as much as the kids did!!!
Stephanie C. –
This is a perfect and fun math activity for any lesson centered around Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Emilee D. –
This looks like such a fun activity. I am looking forward to sharing this with my high group of math students to engage them in measurements.
Missy Mathis –
Great Resource
The Content Corner –
My students liked taking the details from the book to incorporate in math!
Tiki Teacher23 –
I’m using this as an enrichment unit for some of my extremely high 2nd graders. They’re excited to start it in January.
Idaho Teach –
My class absolutely loved this!
Jenny B. –
My students loved this! Thanks!
Karen M. –
Great idea springboard for hard to engage students!
Michaela White –
Great resource!
Tracy A. –
Excited to use this as review!
Jennifer T. –
Students loved it!
Schafer Hobbies –
My kids loved this project!
Rosanne Calvert –
Love the resource, thank you.
Miss C’s Rainbow World –
its great
Jeremy C. –
Excellent resource for incorporating math into a unit on Willy Wonka.
Cindy C. –
Even my reluctant learners wanted to work hard on this project and were very successful. Thank you!
Teresa Cheung –
I am looking forward to using this during the area and perimeter unit!!
Library Adventures with Wilson –
Great activity that had my students engaged.
Krista H. –
This was great for review and a fun way to add into a themed week
Christi Schumaker –
This was a great way to wrap up my Wonka Unit.
Meichele G. –
Good resource.
Katie K. –
My students loved this!
Karrie J. –
thank you!
Aimee Reeves –
The kids really enjoyed this activity to accompany our novel unit.
Leslie C. –
My class of fourth graders really enjoyed this project.
Tricia C. –
Good review activity.
Isabel R. –
Cute activity
Jody Livergood –
This was fun.
Lauren G. –
This is amazing and my students were so engaged, thank you!
Jennifer C. –
Lots of fun!
Leah Jancicka –
My students loved this activity and many took it a step for their and actually constructed their factories.
Suanne E. –
This was a great project for the end of the year. Thanks
Cortney T. –
Super creative!
Karen B. –
Great way to expand the Reading of “Char;ie.” into other subject areas.
Ruth K. –
The students loved the ‘real-life’ connections.
kimberly P. –
Great product and my students loved this activity!
Elizabeth P. –
This was a lot of fun! What a great activity to apply learned concepts. Kids really enjoyed it.
Ms Gordon’s Classroom –
Great Resource!
Jessica S. –
so much fun!
Lauren B. –
Students were so engaged while working on this!
Coffee Mugs and Teacher Hugs –
Thank you
Wendy C. –
my kids loved this activity and were so creative with it!!
Valerie King inspired –
Fantastic Resource! Thank you for sharing your talents with us!
Ashli V. –
My students were highly engaged and didn’t want to stop working on their writing or building creations!
What The Kids Said –
This was an awesome resource.
Kiersten Emenhiser –
Great! Thank you!!!
Hilaree Emmons –
Thank you for this resource — what a creative way to get students engaged! Can’t wait to use it with my students!!!
Karen B L. –
What a great resource!
Mary K. –
I am excited to use this activity with my self-paced math students next year!
Brittany Daniels – School and Home –
engaging resource
Kerri R. –
My students had a blast doing this project!
Isaiah B. –
Great resource to use after reading the book and giving students the opportunity to take part in such a classic story!
Mama Stacey’s –
We will be completing projects for the remaining weeks of school. This fits in perfectly and I had many kids vote for this particular project.
LovingTeachLife –
This is great! Thanks!
Simple 5th –
Nice!
Mrs Alberts Fourth Grade Fanatics –
We do a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory unit every year- what a great way to incorporate math!
Michael R. –
My students really enjoyed it, thank you!
Fun-N-Fourth –
So excited to use this!!!
The B3E Girls –
Thanks
Adrienne S. –
Cute activity for the kiddos. I like that you provided examples of student work. It helped my students better understand what the final product should look like.
Christel S. –
My students loved this activity. We used it as part of a science math unit.
Calculate with Clark –
LOVED this mini-project!
Elizabeth M. –
great resource – thanks
Michelle P. –
Great for a math project with the book.
Brittni S. –
Great Resource
Kate R. –
Can’t wait to use this!
Barbara S. –
Students really enjoyed it!
Erin R. –
This supplements my area unit perfectly.
H H. –
I’m super excited to see what my students create for the new floor! What a great tie-in for the novel!!
Christina L. –
BEST RESOURCE EVER! I used this at the end of the year alongside the Wonka Week incentive with THE HARDEST group of kiddos and, believe it or not, they were ENGAGED 100% up until I announced the 3 winners of king sized candy bars on the last day. Actually getting to essential math content on the last day of school? Amazing!!
Cassie M. –
This was a great way to end our school year!
melissa H. –
My kids will love this
Kelly Whittier –
Neat idea! The third graders I work with really enjoyed it!
Christine W. –
Easy to use. I was able to use for math projects.
The Oehlergarten –
My second graders LOVED this!
Mrs Killen’s Kids –
This will be so fun for my class this week! Thank you!
Rocking Rolly’s treasure chest –
thanks
American Teacher Girl –
Really creative! Wonderful! Thank you! Blessings for 2017! Happy New Year!
laura B. –
Looking forward to using this with my area/perimeter/volume unit.
Madge M. –
What a way to think “outside” the floor plan (box).
Brilliant Sparks –
Great enrichment.
Bailey B. –
Great product. Thanks!
Stephany S. –
thanks
Vanessa B. –
Thank You!
Barbera C. –
This was a great activity that kept my students engaged, especially after they had just watched the movie :). They worked well in groups and came up with some very unique designs.
Shannon T. –
My students loved this project. It was so fun to see all the creative rooms and designs each group came up with. It was a great project to include upon completion of reading “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” and a fun way to review math skills from the year.
Caron C. –
So fun! Thank you!
Amanda W. –
This is so much fun! My students love it!
Shannah B. –
Nice product. Can’t wait to use it with my students.
Ferrante’s Goobers –
Lots of fun and learning!! Thank you.
Antoinette K. –
THANKS
Brandi A. –
My students really enjoyed working on this during Math RTI.
Ashley Culbertson –
so much fun!!
Christine Armfield –
Great product! Thanks!
Rosey H. –
Thanks. I cannot wait to try out with my students this summer.
Jordan Wheeler –
My students loved this
Angie S. –
Fun resource!
Debra T. –
We are just finishing this project up and the kids have a blast working on it. Thanks!
Gianna L. –
thanks!
Alyssa Schexnayder –
Wonderful!
Theresa B. –
Perfect for our kids doing this play
christine Y. –
love this product!
Liz J. –
This turned out to be a very interesting project; my class loved it!
Wendy H. –
Who doesn’t love Willie and math!!
Dawn D. –
This was great! We had so much fun working on this!
Lisa O. –
Great! Thank you! 🙂
Christine C. –
Thanks!
Mary M. –
Great Enrichment
Esther P. –
We will be doing perimeter and area soon, and are currently reading this book as a school–perfect for us!
alyssa S. –
My kiddos are currently working on this and loving it!!
Kathy N. –
I’m using this as an extension activity during my measurement unit. I love it!
Abby D. –
This will be a great alternative to a typical assessment! thanks!
Kelsey M. –
Students enjoyed this!
Marie P. –
Look forward to using this!!!
Kathleen D –
Awesome! Cant wait to do this with my class!!
KimberlyAnne –
LOVE this!
Melissa T. –
Thank you for your time in developing this resource!
Nicole H. –
Love it!
Elementary School Garden –
My students LOVED this activity. We used it on a Willy Wonka Theme Day!
Donna S. –
Looks great was desperate for something different and here it is.Thanks!!
Julie Schmidt –
Cute! Love the differentiations!
Diamond Moms Treasury –
This is great! I saw the demo and decided to go for it. My class is using it right now. What a super way to add fun to learning about area and perimeter.
Charlene/Diamond Mom