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Graphing Common Core RI.1.5 resources
BUBBLE GUM - Integrated Mini Unit with Reading, Writing, Math, Science, and Art
FAMOUS INVENTIONS - BUBBLE GUMInspired by Meghan McCarthy's narrative nonfiction picture book POP! THE INVENTION OF BUBBLE GUM, this cross-curricular mini-unit is a really fun way to celebrate the famous treat invented by Walter Diemer, a candy company accountant who became an accidental inventor. The unit is designed to take 1-2 days to complete and includes a variety of engaging, hands-on lessons covering multiple subjects. It is perfect for:A Unit on Inventors or Famous InventionsA Genre Stud
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1st - 2nd
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NGSS:
2-PS1-4
, 2-PS1-1
Non Fiction Apple First Grade Reading Passage
This First Grade reading passage is the perfect non- fiction Fall themed practice. If you are doing an apple unit or Fall themed study this Freebie is a great way to integrate sight words into their reading passages and see how they are used in context. To get all 12 reading passages click HERE Non-Fiction Fall Reading PassagesCheck out my other Apple theme Freebie HereApple Graphing How To Make ApplesauceWant to check out more FALL related products?Cave Virtual Field TripTURKEY FARM Virtual Fi
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K - 2nd
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Pumpkin Book: First Grade
This make your own pumpkin book incorporates first grade math, science, reading and writing standards AND is perfect for fall fun!
This resource includes:
-Teaching plans and suggestions
-Cover for pumpkin book
-Table of contents to integrate non-fiction features
-Pumpkin math pages for measuring, graphing, and place-ten practice
-Journal pages for students to describe the weather and write daily about their "pumpkin's activity"
This is SO much fun and your students will love it!
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Grades:
1st
Growth Graph - Practice graphing while growing student's growth mindset & goals
Guide students to set goals and graph their success throughout the math and reading benchmarks of your school system or classroom. BOY should start where they are/were, and guide the goals (and scale of the graph) set for the rest of the year. This graph allows students to celebrate growth no matter their starting place! I give a prize/honor/award for the most growth in my classroom and for meeting our goals no matter the size! This also challenges students who start at higher places to push har
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Grades:
1st - 4th
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