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Graphing Common Core RI.3.7 resources
Pirate Map Skills: Grid Coordinates, Cardinal & Ordinal Directions, Symbols
Teach and strengthen coordinate grid math, geography mapping skills like map symbols and cardinal and ordinal directions with a compass rose, and new vocabulary with these pirate themed printable worksheets. These are fun mini-lesson activities for Talk Like A Pirate Day on September 19th or if you have a pirates themed unit. Cardinal directions and coordinate grid mapping are important introductory skills to mastering latitude and longitude map skills and being able to use an atlas. Coordinate
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Pirates Thematic Unit Study Bundle: Talk Like A Pirate Pack!
Reading Charts, Graphs, & Tables Google Form Assessment
Assess students quickly and efficiently on reading and interpreting information using CHARTS, GRAPHS, and TABLES with this self grading GOOGLE FORM! 20 multiple choice questions with colorful graphics are included that test student knowledge on reading bar graphs, pie graphs, tally sheets, line/plot graphs, and tables. You will be given the ability to make and customize your own copy of this form when accessing this directly from my own Google Drive! The self grading quiz mode makes assessment
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Language Arts Standards Digital Assessment Bundle (Self Grading)
Huge Life Science Informational Text Bundle! Great for Distance Learning!
Great for distance learning use!This HUGE bundle contains EIGHT high-interest informational texts to support NGSS life and earth science units! Each resource begins with an engaging informational text before students APPLY what they learn with comprehension questions and an activity. Activities vary for each resource including; graphing data, analyzing maps, designing solutions, creating a poster, writing a presentation, matching concepts and sketching ideas. Great to use as classwork, homewo
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3rd - 6th
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NGSS:
3-LS4-1
, MS-LS2-2
, MS-LS2-1
, 4-LS1-2
, 3-LS4-2
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National Geographic Kids Monkeys {Nonfiction Comprehension Guide}
The nonfiction lesson activities provided throughout this comprehension guide along with the text, will provide students with a range of meaningful and deliberate practices to improve learning. Each of these lessons can be given as classroom work, homework, or can work great as center activities. The nonfiction text will engage the student and the lessons are created so scaffolding can be addressed as needed.
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2021 Summer Olympic Athlete Research - Independent Study Project and Booklet
*UPDATED for 2021 OLYMPIC GAMES!Your students will love doing easy research on their favorite athletes from the Summer Olympics! THIS PRODUCT INCLUDES THE NAMES OF 60 OLYMPIC QUALIFIERS FROM THE USA FOR STUDENTS TO WATCH FOR AND RESEARCH.In this product you will find directions and templates for using the www.teamusa.org website to research Olympic athletes.Students can use the collected research to create a class (or individual) book reviewing these successful athletes. An additional option wou
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2nd - 6th
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Elections and Voting for Primary Grades
I always struggle to find appropriate election materials to use with Primary students, so decided to compile some ideas here. There are a couple of simple books on “Who Can Be President?” and “What Does the President Do?” from lots of harder-to-read sources. Additional sources are given within. Then, there is an inspired realistic passage to read and discuss on the topic: “What It’s Like to Be President.” Also, included are 3 graphic organizers on the President and the major party candidates. T
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1st - 3rd
Geography Task Cards for Elementary Montessori
Guide cards, task cards, work cards: These cards break down the Keys of the Universe album contents into independent working moments for the children. They are compatible with any AMI resources. These cards are intended for children who have received the initial presentation from the adult. Each card leaves plenty of space on the front and back for the adult or the child to add additional notes as needed, including resources, diagrams, etc. Fully adaptable to each student's needs! Printing instr
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1st - 8th
3rd Grade ELA Self-Monitoring
This resource is a great way for you to keep a record of student progress with each ELA standard. Students can monitor their own progress or you can help them with their graphs in small group. Personally, I make a folder for each student with each standard graph. The students color in their graph with a highlighter and I meet with them to help them create goals and work on their progress.
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3rd
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Math Song: The Graphing Song
Do you want your students to be engaged, have fun, and remember key concepts of your lesson? ADD MUSIC! Music can change any lesson into something memorable. By Wild Child Designs, this song introduces key graphing vocabulary with lyrics written to the tune of "At The Hop." It's peppiness, along with the hilarity that can ensue when a teacher makes it "her own" by adding choreography and costume, will cement graphing vocabulary in your students' minds. This product includes black and white,
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3rd - 5th
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The Facts about Ice Cream, How to get Ice Cream and How to Make Ice Cream
This non-fiction set of texts will grab everyone's attention. This package includes 3 texts written at the grade 2/3 level. The main text provides a simple history of ice cream loaded with math, with word work activities focusing on the long vowel patterns "ee/ea", beyond the text inferring comprehension questions and text feature activities. (Possible answers included) Plus there are 2 additional procedural texts: How to get Ice Cream and How to Make Ice Cream. A writing graphic organizer is
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2nd - 4th
Nonfiction Reading and Graph Skills Practice
This packet includes a nonfiction reading on blueberries with open response questions, as well as two graphs that require students to read and interpret the graph and answer the questions that follow. Great math and ELA test prep.
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3rd - 5th
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United States Census - Understanding Population Change
Do you want a quick and easy way to discuss the importance of the US Census with your third or fourth graders? If so, consider this resource. By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:•Understand why the United States Census is important•Draw conclusions from data to answer questions•Graph data on a chart
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3rd - 4th
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