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Names of Equal Parts of a Whole
Math, Fractions, Grade 3, 4, 5, Parts of and Anatomy of, Worksheets & Printables
This Names of Equal Parts of a Whole is a great resource to have students review or use as reference to learning fractions. This Names of Equal Parts of a Whole posters are designed to be used for binders or bulletin boards that show the names of equal parts of a whole. These are perfect to laminate and use with dry erase markers to make visual representations. Includes a one folder insert page with all 8 posters . This Names of Equal Parts of a Whole includes poster representing: - halves - thirds - fourths - fifths - sixths - eights - tenths - twelfths This Names of Equal Parts of a Whole was designed for students in third, fourth, and fifth grade. However, it could be use for any student who needs to have the reference to fractions handy. This Names of Equal Parts of a Whole can be laminated and used over and over. They could also be distributed to the class laminated and have students use as responses with dry-erase markers to represent answers. For similar or other engaging resources, visit my store here! Thank you!
Author Soumara Siddiqui
Tags Names Of Equal Parts Of A Whole, Fractions, Names Of Equal Parts
Help Leo Sort Parts of the Body
Special Resources, Life Skills, Math, Early Math, P.E. & Health, Health, Science, Life Sciences, Human Body, Basic Science, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Parts of and Anatomy of, Worksheets & Printables
Help Leo Sort Parts of the Body is a sorting/grouping activity designed to help learners develop their understanding of human anatomy by identifying and categorizing different body parts. In this activity, the learner is presented with a set of picture cards, each featuring a specific body part, such as hands, heads, feet, and so on. Parts of the body in this activity head eye eyes ear nose mouth lips arm hand hands feet foot leg The learner is then given a set of 6 non-identical pictures of each body part and asked to sort them into the correct picture card. For example, if the learner is presented with a card featuring a hand, they will be given six non-identical pictures of hands to sort into that card. The cards are ethnically diverse. This activity is ideal for learners of all ages, as it helps to develop their observational and analytical skills, as well as their knowledge of human anatomy. It is also an engaging and interactive way for learners to practice and reinforce their understanding of different body parts. This activity can be adapted to suit learners at different levels, with more challenging variations featuring more complex body parts or additional categories for sorting. Overall, "Sort the Body Parts" is a fun and effective educational activity that can help learners to build their understanding of the human body and build on visual discrimination skills. All the pages are clear of visual distractions which helps the learner focus on the task. This activity is easy to create - Print and laminate all cards, cut out the individual sorting cards and velcro to the corresponding activity mat. You can three hole punch the mats and put them in a binder for many years of teaching and learning. Enjoy, IFIO girl
Author IFIO girl - I'll Figure It Out
Tags Sorting Activity, Sorting Parts Of The Body, Visual Discrimination, Early Learning, Anatomy, Early Biology, Autism, Special Needs, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy
Fractional Parts of a Set in Space
Math, Fractions, Grade 3, Parts of and Anatomy of, Worksheets & Printables
This is a math activity called Fractional Parts of a Set in Space . It is great for your 3rd grade students. • Each student will need a blank piece of white paper, both 9 x 12 and 8 ½ x 11 will work, but the larger paper will make it easier to draw pictures big and clear enough to count later on. • Make it clear that students’ pictures will end up looking very different, but they must follow the instructions for how many things to draw and color very carefully. • You may opt to have students use the attached “cheat sheet” on which they can redraw their objects in a row in order to better figure out the fractional parts of each set. This depends on how deep their understanding of the concept goes at this point. The first one is already done for them. • You will probably want to work through the first couple of instructions as a class, also depending on how deep you are into the concept. On their paper, students will create the following: 8 planets 4 aliens with 3 eyes and 2 antennae each 6 spaceships with 2 exhaust pipes and 3 stickers each 24 stars 9 moons 5 astronauts wearing boots and gloves For each thing they draw , they will be directed to color a portion of the pictures accordingly. Students will have a cheat sheet to help them. When they have followed the directions and completed their space picture, students will answer a set of questions about their picture. This is a fun way to review fractions!
Author At the Core
Tags Fraction Parts, Space Activity, Space Drawing, Outerspace, Astronauts, Parts Of A Whole, Fraction Worksheet, Small Group, Independent Work