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Washington, D.C. Trip Planning Budget Project
I use this project as part of the addition and subtraction unit in my 3rd grade classroom. It gives students a real world scenario in which they would use their knowledge of addition and subtraction to manage money. The kids love it because it offers a lot of choice and is very fun! It could also be used for advanced 2nd graders or as a review at the beginning of the year for 4th graders.
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2nd - 4th
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Counting 1 - 5 with Baby Chicks
You and your child can practice counting 1 to 5 while watching cute baby chicks. The vivid colors in the PowerPoint show will enhance learning and make learning fun for your children. The animated and moving images will make the show come alive while teaching the following concepts and ideas:
1. The measurement or numbers may be used as a multi-faceted objective that must be addressed throughout the school year in a logical, sequential manner to facilitate the understanding of numerous abstrac
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PreK - 1st
Let's Eat Out - a math restaurant activity
Create a real life math activity by having kids work out decimal math and percents problems in a "virtual restaurant" in your classroom. Print out or obtain to-go menus from a restaurant. Then, arrange your classroom like tables in a restaurant. (I actually acted like a maitre d' and "sat" students as they entered.) Provide students the task directions on one side, and the sales ticket and credit card slip on the back (in this file). Students determine the cost of their bill and the tip. Can
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5th - 7th
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Interactive Power Pole Understanding Positive and Negative Numbers
This interactive exercise allows students to see in real time the logic of positive and negative numbers. It is a real life scenario as a new employee of a power company, they must learn how to set a power pole. By entering the length of the pole in the first column, and how deep of a hole the pole must be placed in as a negative number, the resulting amount is populated in the third column which represents the amont of the pole that will remain above ground. In the chart to the right, studen
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Creating Equivalent Ratios using Moveable Color Tiles in PowerPoint
This PowerPoint was created to help my students visually and manually learn and practice with equivalent ratios. There are 5 pages (or slides if uploaded to Google Classroom, etc.). Each of these pages has the student moving colored tiles to create a ratio and, then, creating equivalent ratios by adding the same number of tiles to the previous tiles.There are summary-type questions, too, so that the student repeats what was discovered.After the “hands-on” exercises, there are three written probl
Grades:
5th - 8th
PartyBurger Decimals, Fractions, Mixed, and Whole Numbers Review
This is a Burger fast food themed review that includes decimals, fractions, mixed, and whole numbers. It includes the lesson plan as well as 2 menus with set prices. One menu contains all the above mentioned number forms; the other menu is differentiated to only include prices in decimal form. This lesson plan was created around California Common Core Mathematics standards for grade 4.
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3rd - 5th
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Building Large Numbers
Why Build a Million?
-To build a visual representation of one million to help conceptualize the magnitude of large numbers
-To develop, extend, and rebuild place value understanding in the base ten number system
-To create a tool rich with opportunities for number sense and place value routines
This 3 minute powerpoint is ready for you to hit F5, and watch as a million is constructed.
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Grades:
2nd
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Engage NY/Eureka Module 2: Lesson 17
This is a PowerPoint for 1st grade Engage NY/Eureka Module 2, Lesson 17. It is to be used on a smart board or a white board where students can perform the tasks with the help of the teacher or classmates.
Grades:
1st
developing cognitive skills,prove you know your multiplication tables
I once asked a group of students to list the numbers that were not in the 2 thru 9 times table, most of hem were at a loss.
This exercise is a creative way of displaying knowledge of the tables,and also enhancing cognitive skill.
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5th - 7th
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