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Not grade specific place value cultural activities
Count like an Egyptian
Are you studying ancient Egypt? Are you teaching place value in Math? Why not do both and have some fun with it. This activity packet combines ancient Egyptian numerals and translation to our modern Arabic number system. There are two pages of background information, two partially blank worksheets, two created-for-you worksheets, two answer sheets, and several websites as sources and interactive math fun websites. This could be used for grades 2-6 and homeschooled children. You can also discuss
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Also included in:Â Egyptian Hieroglyphics and Code-breaking
Morning work:Sudoku Mastery,A Journey Through Four Levels to train your brain.
"Sudoku Challenge: From Novice to Expert"Dive into the world of Sudoku with this compact 10-page book that offers a satisfying range of puzzles for all skill levels. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn or an experienced player seeking a challenge, this book has something for everyone.Inside this book, you'll find:Four Challenging Sudoku Puzzles: Starting from easy and gradually increasing in difficulty, these puzzles provide the perfect opportunity to build your skills and confidence.Four
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Top Shot COUNTRY 2018 Cards full of Facts and Statistics
Each year I update my COUNTRY cards with up-to-date statistics of countries around the world. This game is based off of Top Trumps, but I have way more countries in my deck (197!) and far more statistics than the commercial version, as well as color coding to identify countries by continent. I use these games with my students and family to practice numbers (large numbers, percentage, decimals) and alphabetical order while learning something about the countries of the world. Aside from the count
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