Thanksgiving Shapes Activities
Thanksgiving Shapes Activities The Thanksgiving Shapes Activities is an exciting resource perfect for teachers looking to mingle learning with festive joy.
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Thanksgiving Shapes Activities The Thanksgiving Shapes Activities is an exciting resource perfect for teachers looking to mingle learning with festive joy.
Thanksgiving-themed bump game for a fun math activity. This resource includes 5 boards of the game and instructions are on each page. Included are subtraction, addition, addition/subtraction, roll 2 dice and add, and spin and add.
A Halloween-themed flip-book activity pairing colored Halloween images with repetitive sentence frames ('I see [color] [item].') for early reading and color-word practice.
A Halloween-themed flip-book activity (20-item version of a sister product) pairing Halloween images with a repetitive sentence frame ('I see [item].') for early reading practice.
Instructions and printable materials for assembling a physical send-home 'homework kit' (a cooler) with a camping theme, combining read-aloud books with greater-than/less-than/equal-to number comparison practice.
An interactive, football-themed PowerPoint game giving students practice adding and subtracting (and interpreting) integers through football drive/yardage word problems, aligned to CCSS 6.NS.5 and 6.NS.6a.
A classroom-wide movement activity where students practice adding and multiplying money by 'shopping' for grocery items posted around the room and calculating total costs from a shopping list.
A self-checking, competitive classroom math circuit ('race') where students solve multi-step word problems in sequence, each answer directing them to the next problem card.
A Valentine's Day-themed making-10 math activity where students match tens-frame cards with conversation-heart cards that add up to 10.
A five-project STEAM/project-based-learning packet connecting the novel 'The War That Saved My Life' to WWII history through hands-on engineering, art, math, and science activities.
Compare a probability prediction with actual results using a bag of colored cubes. Students count the colors, calculate theoretical probabilities, and then record 20 draws with replacement. The two recording sheets lead them from fractions and percentages to a written comparison and an idea for another experiment.
An ESL lesson plan teaching young/early learners to tell time in English, covering o'clock, half past, quarter past, and quarter to.
This is a Time to the Nearest Minute Kaboom Game. Students will enjoy reviewing math concepts with this engaging game. Directions are included for how to assemble and play.
The Time: Group Challenge with Stopwatch The Time: Group Challenge with Stopwatch is an innovative teaching resource tailored for educators seeking to inject fun into learning how to tell time.
Time: Stopwatch Challenge Time: Stopwatch Challenge is an engaging and dynamic resource designed for kids to grasp the concept of time.
This resource contains a set of train themed puzzles designed to engage preschool and kindergarten students in a thorough exploration of numbers and counting objects from 1-20.
A matching/memory-style card game that reinforces identifying linear functions from real-world word-problem scenarios (a running narrative about characters 'Bob', 'Nick' and 'Eva') paired with their correct function or numeric answer.
I Have Who Has is a long time student favorite. Use this class activity over and over for students to practice translating algebraic expressions to verbal expressions. Implementation: 1. Make a copy of the cards and cut apart.
Being on the go, these transportation number cards are perfect for students who love cars. They make the perfect tool for students to learn the letters of the number.
This resource contains a set of transportation themed puzzles designed to engage preschool and kindergarten students in a thorough exploration of numbers and counting objects from 1-10.
A filled-in weekly lesson plan ('THINGS THAT GO!') laying out a full week of PreK/K transportation-theme activities across Circle Time, Movement, Art, Science, Language/Literacy, Dramatic Play, Math, Construction, and Enrichment centers.
Here's a deceptively simple dice game to practice identifying and creating six kinds of triangles. Three are classified by their angles: acute, right, and obtuse.
The Triangle Shape Packet Printable Activity Book Starting easy and gradually progressing in difficulty, this activity book is an ideal choice for educators to boost understanding of shapes among preschoolers, kindergarteners, and…
Cut-and-fold interactive activity where students identify and describe different types of triangles and connect them to real-world shapes.