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7th grade place value scripts for Microsoft OneDrive
Drama Club Valentine's Day Bundle | Theater Games, Scripts, Improv, Activities
This drama club bundle includes all of our Valentine's Day themed resources. These resources work for a variety of ages and are all low prep, simple, and fun! I used all of these resources with my middle school drama club.This bundle includes...1. Valentine's Day Improv Task Cards2. Valentine's Day Mystery Reader's Theater Script3. Valentine's Day "Secret Cupid" Game
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4th - 12th
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Ones, Tens, and Hundreds - The Story of the Names We Use In Place Value!
This Reader's Theater was written for a small group of 3 students. It is intended to introduce - or review for students who are struggling - place value periods as well as the fact that each period has ones, tens, and hundreds. In the script, The census taker is going from door to door to find out who lives there and finds a neighborhood where EVERYONE looks the same. They all have the same names as well. This makes the census taker freak out and even think about quitting before a little kid nam
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3rd - 12th
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Decimals and Powers of 10 Play
This is an engaging lesson for students to visually see the decimal move in a number because of the powers of 10.
This lesson includes a 5 page play, teacher notes, game to play after play with all the materials.
Students will start with pre-reading the play, then choosing parts and acting out the play (there are 18 parts and a whole class part so everyone will be participating!). After the play, students will be divided up into groups of 6 or more to play a game that is reinforcing the skill
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4th - 7th
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Fraction to Decimal Conversion (equivalent fractions)
This product shows students that all decimals are tenths, hundredths, and thousandths and that a fraction with a denominator of 10 or 100 could easily be converted to a decimal. This lesson seeks to rid the misconception of a, for example, a fraction of 3/5 being 3.5 as a decimal by knowing the only way you can use the same numbers from the fraction for the decimal is if the part is over 10 or 100.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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