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U.S. History Common Core 6.EE.A.1 resources
September 11 By the Numbers Math Activity Patriot Day Twin Towers
This no-prep September 11th Patriot Day math activity helps students learn facts about the events that unfolded on September 11th, 2001. They will solve math problems to reveal factual information about the attacks. There are 3 differentiated levels to choose from. Students' answers are then compared to a key which will reveal the final message of, "We Remember." This resource is suited for grades 3rd - 8th and is a print-and-go activity.This activity makes a great independent task, partner acti
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Also included in: September 11 by the Numbers Math Activity Patriot Day Word Search Bundle
Veterans' & Memorial Day Patriotic Math Task Cards: 4th-6th Grade
These 20 math task cards are a fun way to practice math skills all the while learning about the brave men & women who serve in the U.S. military! They are perfect especially around Veteran's Day or Memorial Day, but can certainly be used year-round. These task cards work well for the later end of 4th grade(after advanced computational skills have been learned) through 6th grade. Laminate these task cards to last for years and store them in a ziplock bag or punch a hole on the corner and atta
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Sept. 11 Math & U.S. History Puzzle: Pentagon Construction Begins | Mixed Review
Construction of the Pentagon began on September 11 of the Mystery Year. As students solve clues to find the year, they review operations with fractions and exponents, find the length of one side of a regular pentagon when given the perimeter, do measurement conversions, and work with square numbers. This puzzle is great for 6th graders and up to use any time.Your PDF download includes:2-page digital version with horizontal layout, prepped for Easel 1-page printable version3 pages of Teacher Note
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6th - 8th
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Nov. 22 Math & History Puzzle: Assassination of John F. Kennedy | Mixed Review
November 22 of the Mystery Year is a day to remember President John F. Kennedy. This warm-up activity provides connections to his quotes, and provides review of scientific notation, evaluating a rational expression with an exponent, measurement conversions, and estimating with benchmark fractions. Students solve math clues to find the year. The engaging puzzle is great for middle school or high school students to use any time. Your PDF download includes:2-page digital version with horizontal lay
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6th - 8th
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