How Things Are Made: Full Day Substitute Plans
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Full Day Substitute Plans: How Things Are Made
"How Things Are Made" is a teaching resource for Grade 3 students focusing on understanding how common items are produced. The package includes student-friendly scripts for substitute teachers and involves several subjects providing practical knowledge related to the processes that transform natural resources into man-made items.
Requirements:- A copying facility for the substitute teacher.
- Pencils, crayons, scissors, and glue for students.
- Morning messages initiating the theme 'How Things Are Made' through interactive sessions with the substitute teacher.
- An afternoon message summarizing day proceedings according to completed exercises.
Comprehension passages devoted to natural resources and how erasers, pencils, paper and brownies are made fuel learners' curiosity. Complementing this are assignments requesting drawings illustrating product creation sequences as well as Venn diagrams comparing manufacturing processes.
The 'Math-centric worksheets', improve calculation abilities through exercises incorporating addition and subtraction concepts with insights into odd-even numbers. These also review 'How Things Are Made' initiatives by inviting participants in relevant board games. Vocabulary review mats prompt dictionary referencing while encouraging students to use predefined words in their sentences offering language enhancements via end-of-day games.
The The aim is nurturing understanding in learners and supporting teachers or homeschoolers by imparting creatively driven full-day substitute plans. Please remember to preview the resource beforehand to ensure it meets your definitive needs.
What's Included
1 PDF file.