Angles in Standard Position, Coterminal, and Reference Angles Scaffolded Notes
Scaffolded (fill-in-the-blank) guided notes and practice teaching angles in standard position, coterminal angles, and reference angles in trigonometry.
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Scaffolded (fill-in-the-blank) guided notes and practice teaching angles in standard position, coterminal angles, and reference angles in trigonometry.
Practice number formation with these fun apple tracing and handwriting cards for numbers 0 to 20. Students will enjoy developing fine motor and handwriting skills with these colorful, apple-themed number cards.
Provide a comprehensive grade 5 workbook of lessons on area, perimeter, and volume of two- and three-dimensional figures.
A 61-page grade 5 (with some grade 6 content) academic workbook teaching area, perimeter, and volume concepts, plus related percent and solid-figure topics, through vocabulary intros, guided practice, and quizzes.
Three short informational articles with discussion and hands-on activities teaching students about alternative fuels/oil consumption, the Industrial Revolution and acid rain, and (per title) erosion.
A back-to-school themed puzzle activity book combining word search, crossword, and word scramble puzzles built from school-related vocabulary.
Multiplication/division word-problem activity ('Be the Baker') where students interpret a product of whole numbers as equal groups (arrays) using baking scenarios.
A clock-reading matching activity where students pair analog clock faces with digital time labels, to the hour.
A set of 30 brain-teaser riddles and logic puzzles for use as bell ringers, brain breaks, sub plans, or filler activities.
Intermediate math-based logic activities for grade 3-4 students, excerpted from the 'Brainy Acts' workbook.
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Get ready for a scoop of colorful fun with the Color By Number: Green Ice Cream Coloring Activity! Imagine a bright, delicious green ice cream cone that looks almost good enough to eat, but without the brain freeze or the sticky fingers!
Unwrap some colorful fun with the Color By Number: Pink Gift Shape Coloring Activity! This is a gift that keeps on giving, no last-minute wrapping, no tangled ribbons, and best of all, no guessing where the tape begins and ends.
Looking for a mess-free, candy-free, and stress-free Valentine’s Day activity? This Color By Number Gift is the perfect way to blend learning with creativity while keeping your students engaged (and quietly coloring—yes, it’s possible!). Each page features a mystery Valentine’s-themed gift that only appears when students follow the…
Teaches the commutative property of addition (that changing the order of addends does not change the sum) through a popcorn-themed card-matching activity and a matching worksheet.
This worksheet asks students to compare three pairs of pictured objects by measuring both members of each pair. They record the length and unit, then calculate how much longer or shorter one object is. An answer sheet supplies approximate inch and centimeter measurements; print at a consistent scale when using it to check student work.
Practice counting coins within one dollar using a cupcake-themed task-card game.
Practice matching quantities to numbers by placing the correct number of shell images into a labeled bucket, per the worksheet instruction 'Put the correct number of shells in the bucket.'
Fine-motor and early-counting practice: students count snowflakes inside a snowglobe shown on each clip card and identify the matching quantity.
Fine-motor and early-counting practice: students count teddy bears in a jar shown on each clip card and identify the matching quantity.
A cross-curricular literacy and (per title) math activity packet teaching what Daylight Saving Time is and its history, with paired-text comparison, vocabulary, and response worksheets.
A cross-curricular (reading/history/math/vocabulary) unit teaching Grade 3-4 students about the Wright brothers and the invention of the airplane through a nonfiction narrative and follow-up activities.
A multi-section math workbook teaching students how to display and interpret data (bar graphs, stem-and-leaf plots, circle graphs) and how to calculate basic probability using tree diagrams.
Provide a Halloween/monster-themed set of task cards and a game for practicing division facts, aligned to CCSS 3.OA.3.