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Graphing Common Core L.1.1f resources
Peep Graphing Activity for Primary
Students will be taste testing four different Peep flavors. After they have decided the flavor they like best, they will write down their vote on a Peep Ballot Slip to be placed in a jar/basket. As a class, you will tally up the totals using the Tally Chart. Then transfer that information into a Bar Graph, being sure to include the flavor labels. Then you will be creating a picture graph as your last graphing activity! At the end, students will be using the data they collected from the taste tes
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K - 2nd
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The First Week of School Complete Activity Packet
Welcome your students back to school with this leveled activity packet that includes getting to know each other activities, writing, math, language arts, cut and paste schedule-learning morning work, and more! Each activity comes with both primary and intermediate styled page(s), to help reach all learners in your classroom. SEE THE PREVIEW FOR ALL THAT IS INCLUDED WITHIN THIS RESOURCE! Included in this pack:“All About Me” Leveled Graphic Organizers with matching Leveled Informative Writing Page
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1st - 5th
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Apple Activities | Math Literacy and Science
Apple activities are a great way to kick off fall and cover standards! Your students are sure to love reading from the informational little book, having an apple tasting party, graphing their favorite apples, and so much more! Opinion and informational writing, work with addition facts to 10, adjectives, and the life cycle of an apple tree are also covered. Included in this product you will find:One PDF DocumentSuggestions for use and a linked Table of ContentsApple Graphing- After tasting appl
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K - 2nd
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Free | The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors | Math | Writing
Do you have on your battle pants? What could be more fun for students than designing their own battle pants? Once students have designed their pants, they can complete a narrative writing piece telling the steps they took to design. Also included in this free resource is Time to Battle an independent color by code activity. It is particularly helpful when used as a review of time to the hour and half hour. It can even be used as homework. Pull out your copy of The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissor
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1st - 2nd
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The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors Glyph | Writing Activity | Graphing
Do you have on your battle pants? This math activity will be one of the lessons you choose to repeat EVERY year. It is easy to prep and full of data collection activities. Pull out your copy of The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors by Drew Daywalt and your classroom will be filled with giggles and busy little learners. This glyph doubles as a great bulletin board display! Adorable!This lesson includes:* Directions for creating the glyph* A printable pair of battle pants {This is the base of the
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1st - 2nd
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The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors | Math | Writing | Reading
Do you have on your battle pants? These math, writing, and reading activities will be lessons you choose to repeat EVERY year. They are no prep, highly engaging, and full of important standards based content. Pull out your copy of The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors by Drew Daywalt and your classroom will be filled with giggles and busy little learners. One of the writing lessons doubles as a great bulletin board display! Adorable!Also Available...Glyph to Accompany The Legend of Rock, Paper, S
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1st - 2nd
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Scientist - What is a Scientist?
Fully scripted lesson in the 5E Lesson Framework introducing students to work of scientists using hands-on experience and writing. Framework includes: Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate and Evaluate student learning using inquiry.
Students explore, observing an object from the school yard or provided by teacher, and record observation in a Science Notebook (printable provided).
Students learn the different types of scientists and extend learning with a matching game.
List of scientists a
Summer Reading Extension
After reading the book, "I Don't Want To Be A Frog", I have created several extension activities to follow the book. Can be used as a page to do once a day during the summer after reading the book every day for one week. Or during a LEARN ABOUT FROGS week. Could be used at a center with the book. There are many different ways to use this booklet! Enjoy!
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PreK - 1st
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