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Animal Articles: Informational Article, QR Code Research Page & Fact Sort is a set of animal nonfiction informational articles all about wild animals. These animal articles are full of interesting facts and details that students can use during reading and writing activities in the classroom.
A fun winter-themed activity for first-graders based off of Read the Room activities where students move around the room solving math problems.
Including in the packet are problems focusing on:
– Word Problems
– Addition & Subtraction
– Place Value
– Time
A fun Spring-themed activity based off of Read the Room activities where students move around the room solving math problems.
Including in the packet are problems focusing on:
– Multi-digit addition and subtraction
– Place Value
– Time
– Word Problems
– Equality
– Money
A fun St. Patrick’s Day themed activity based off of Read the Room activities where students move around the room solving math problems.
Including in the packet are problems focusing on:
– Multi-digit addition and subtraction
– Place Value
– Time
– Word Problems
– Equality
This Long Ago and Now Social Studies Article, Fact Sort, Comprehension Questions and QR Codes helps students understand how their lives relate to things and events long ago. This is an in-depth, two-page article about the life of children, school, homes, transportation, and inventions. The article and activities build background knowledge about life long ago.
Help students compare and contrast long ago and now with artifact sorts, an interactive mini-book, notebook activities, and scaffolded writing pages. This social studies resource supports lessons on inventions, past and present, and how everyday objects have changed over time.
Long Ago and Now: Grandparent Interview, Family Tree & Student Timeline help students understand how their lives are similar to or different from their grandparent’s lives. This series of lessons utilizes compare and contrast strategies and has a strong home-school connection.
Short I Passages include: -ip, -id, -ip, -it, -in, and -ill (optional bonus)
Decompose Two-Digit Number Puzzles are a set of four-piece puzzles that develop students’ number sense for two-digit addition and subtraction.
Help students build fraction understanding with these hands-on Fractions Number Puzzles! Students match fractions in multiple forms, including fraction form, word form, part-of-a-whole models, circle models, and rectangle models. Perfect for math centers, small groups, review, and visual fraction practice.
Money Puzzles offers students an opportunity to match two sets of coins to a money value. In addition students match the word form. There are four cards for each complete puzzle.
Make multiplication practice hands-on and engaging with these Multiplication Number Puzzles! Students match multiplication expressions, area models, equal groups, number lines with repeated addition, and answers. Includes multiplication equations from 2–10, making this a great activity for math centers, small groups, review, and multiplication fact practice.
Odd and Even Number Puzzles are a set of four-piece puzzles that develop students’ fluency with odd and even numbers from 1-20.
Place Value Number Puzzles are a set of four-piece puzzles that develop students’ fluency with place value. Each puzzle has the number form, word form, base-10 blocks and expanded notation.
Time Puzzles are a set of three-piece puzzles that develop students’ fluency with analog and digital clocks.
The puzzles are built with three models: digital clock, analog clock and word form. Students can match all three pieces or concentrate two pieces at a time.
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