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A read-aloud companion packet for the picture book 'Let the Children March' by Monica Clark-Robinson, focused on comprehension, literary analysis, and reflection tied to the 1963 Birmingham Children's Crusade.
Say the word in the cloud, read the words in the raindrops, and color all raindrops with words that rhyme with the cloud word.
Color By Code: Good and Bad Coping Skills School Counseling Activity The Color By Code: Good and Bad Coping Skills School Counseling Activity is a powerful, hand-on educational tool that facilitates children's understanding and management of their emotions. It merges visually invoking activities with fundamental life skills…
Free download Students draw lines matching numbers (and separately, number words) to the correct ten-frame representation; additional worksheets have students solve basic addition facts (1-10).
Students draw a line from a number (or number word) to the ten frame that represents that number; on the addition worksheets students solve basic 1-10 addition facts.
Twenty number-line task cards connect equal jumps with multiplication and division facts. The first ten cards ask for multiplication equations; the second ten revisit those relationships through division. Students record answers by card number. Printer-friendly and full-color versions, recording sheets, and solutions support a scoot activity or small-group practice.
Practice recognizing equivalent addition sums using a carrot-themed matching worksheet.
What if we told you there's a way to elevate your fourth graders' understanding of fraction equivalence and comparison by associating it with something as familiar and enticing as food? Imagine the intrigue and engagement that comes with tying fractions to diverse, delicious recipes from around the globe. This unique teaching resource…
Count items and color the correct numeral answer; solve simple addition problems; solve simple subtraction problems.
Solve a multi-step word problem using multiple strategies and explain reasoning; write an expression matching a word problem; compare whether two expressions with different parentheses placement give the same answer; self-rate against a 1-4 learning scale; work in small-group math rotations (task cards, whiteboard order-of-operations…
Follow numbers and lines to practice writing each letter, trace the letters, and trace an associated word for each letter of the alphabet.
This interactive and attractive set WInter Five Senses Worksheets Activities Pages learners develop their original WInter Five Senses Worksheets Activities this set contains 2 pages in this set, each in each a different WInter Five Senses Worksheets Activities of dedicated WInter Five Senses Worksheets Activities Pagesto ensure a fun…
Read a bakery menu of pumpkin-themed products and their dollar prices; solve 16 task cards involving finding total price of multiple items, calculating change received from a payment, and determining what items can be purchased with a given amount.
Label pictures with vocabulary words (e.g., beach ball, popsicle, sunglasses, seashell, sandcastle, snorkel, starfish, sunscreen, cap), write matching vocabulary words under pictures, count and color pictures by number, and solve a letter-substitution 'Summertime Code Breaker' puzzle.
Count pumpkins on each side of a pumpkin patch scene, judge true/false statements, choose the correct symbol ( , =) to complete a comparison, and write a number sentence based on picture data.
Review integer addition/subtraction sign rules, complete guided practice with integers, then apply the same rules to add/subtract negative and positive fractions and decimals, followed by an independent practice worksheet.
Listen for rhymes in a spring-themed cloud-and-raindrop activity. Students color the raindrop words that rhyme with the word in each cloud. Encourage them to say the words aloud before coloring so they compare the ending sounds rather than assume that shared letters always produce a rhyme.
Record pumpkin stats (rib count, estimated vs. actual weight, circumference, height, stem length in inches and centimeters), solve a subtraction word problem about pumpkins, draw their pumpkin, predict whether it will float or sink, test the prediction, and record the conclusion.
Use the grid to draw a mirror image of the left side of each themed picture (harvest post, pilgrim hat, pumpkin, pie, corn) onto the blank right side of the axis.
Four remainder-interpretation strategies — Drop It, Use It, Add It, and Keep It — are each explained with teacher notes describing when to apply them, then practiced through a modeled example and a matching word problem that students solve and illustrate. A 'Match It' page has students pair word problems with their correct division model, a 'Write It' page asks students to compose and solve their own word problem for each of the four categories, and a six-question 'Test It' mastery check closes the booklet. A complete answer key follows, showing worked division and the correct strategy applied to every practice page and mastery-check question. The booklet is copyrighted by 'Teachers R Us,' 2016.
Spin once on the penguin's belly spinner and once on the snowman's belly spinner, then add the two numbers together and write the addition equation.
Use the grid to draw a mirror image of the left side of each themed picture (hot air balloon, lighthouse, surfboard, ice cream, oceanscape) onto the blank right side of the axis.
A bundle of reusable 5th grade Common Core math station/task-card activities covering skills across the school year, usable at centers, as a Scoot game, or in partner-review formats.
Fill in missing numbers in skip-count-by-2 number sequences (boot-themed); title also indicates students can color the boots