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Women's History Month arts & music Common Core 3.MD.B.4 resources
Math Craft Bundle October: multiplication, division, problem solving, graphing
These differentiated math crafts are the perfect math craftivities for your classroom! These crafts are a great way to help your students get continued practice with their third grade math skills for the month of October!**PLEASE NOTE: This bundle includes over 10+ craft activities. With this bundle, you save 25%!These math crafts include the following math skills:✔Multiplication✔Division✔Multiplication Problem Solving (story problems)✔Division Problem Solving (story problems)✔Telling Time✔Round
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2nd - 4th
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Paper Heart Stack: Valentine STEM Challenge
Looking for a low-prep, standards-focused activity that will keep your students engaged and learning in the month of February? This STEM challenge is a great community builder in the classroom and has students practicing skills including teamwork, fine motor practice, data collection, and measurement. My students could have stacked hearts for hours! This challenge can be used as a quick 30 minute math lesson, or could be extended for a whole afternoon of heart-themed activities and mini-lessons.
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1st - 3rd
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K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-3
Kandinsky - Arts Integration Lesson Presentation
This is a presentation that accompanies my column Art is at the Core: Wassily Kandisky for Arts and Activities Magazine. I use this presentation to teach professional development for teachers and administrators. I also use it with my students. It contains a math lesson and writing/science ideas. The math lesson can be adapted to any grade level. To adapt the math lesson, choose an appropriate computation skill for the notecards mentioned in the slides.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Edison's Toy Studio STEM design challenge
Are you ready to take your students’ engineering skills to a new level? Edison’s Toy Studio is a Project Based Learning unit designed to support electricity and engineering standards for 3rd-6th grade students. Working in small teams, your students will design and build battery-powered toys using components such as motors, switches, and LED light bulbs as well as cardboard and common craft materials. This is not a “cookbook” lesson plan. Each team’s project will be as varied as the interests and
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3rd - 6th
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4-PS3-4
, MS-PS3-2
, 4-PS3-1
, MS-PS3-5
, 4-PS3-2
STEAM Investigation - Light & Shadow Lesson Plan
Light and shadows are easy to take for granted, but when you look closely you will notice amazing qualities. Shadows change shape and grow. Lights become dimmer and brighter. They affect our mood. In this multi-day lesson plan, students will engage in a scientific investigation: exploring the qualities of light and shadow, making observations, and taking measurements. They will also examine the ways that artists use light and shadow to compose artwork and affect emotion, and they will create the
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1st - 5th
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NGSS:
1-PS4-2
, 1-PS4-3
, 4-PS3-2
Name Tag Design Brief STEM
In order to get to know your students better, have them create nametags that show their name, as well as some interesting things about themselves. Fun - first week of school activity for all ages!
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K - 12th
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Getting & Graphing Your Plant & Animal Data Outside - Remote-Ready STEM/STEAM
This bundle gets your kids outside safely and ethically collecting data and assessing the health of their local biodiversity and primes the pump for any of my Nature STEAM, student-driven projects. First, students learn how modern biodiversity data collection is a lot safer (for biologists AND their subjects) than it was in history. After viewing my Silly Skits Video your kids use humor to dramatize how to act safely and ethically in their outdoor wild before collecting their own citizen-science
House Rules: A Step By Step Art and Math Lesson
Art is an instant visual proof that a student can demonstrate knowledge. Make something beautiful while fulfilling requirements (Common Core codes attached).
In this lesson students will create an accurate image of a house while practicing hands on applications of measuring and geometry. This exercise merges visual art and math for a fresh angle on the subject. The final images make a stunning display for the bulletin board!
This project is designed to take 40 minutes to complete. You will nee
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3rd
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Conversion Chart & Visuals
This chart contains both imperial (U.S. Standard) and metric measurements of length, weight, area, volume and time. In addition it contains a visual to help students remember the imperial measurements for liquid volume and a visual to help students easily convert between metric units. This chart is an easy two sided paper for students to store in their math notebooks to refer to throughout the year.
Boom-Tubes (make and play)
Students will experiment with Boom-tubes (boom-whackers) learning that even a plastic tube can be an instrument. They will watch a video of a Boom-tube choir for inspiration. Next, the students will explore the connection between pitch and length as they hunt for an assigned pitch amongst the tubes. Once all groups have discovered the correct lengths, they will learn to play a song on Boom-tubes. Next time students come to class they will each receive a set of 8 (a C scale) of Boom-tubes to use
3rd Grade Music Rhythm Unit
Unit overview of suggested rhythm and instrument lesson plans, with COMMON CORE integration as well as National Standards and Missouri Grade Level Expectations
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3rd
Math + Art = Frames - Engineering - Remote Ready STEM / STEAM Lesson G
Your students use math and measurement and learn from good mistakes as they solve the problem of making a frame to showcase their SunPrint or other artwork. And it saves you from having to do the display work for any up and coming STEAM Exhibition! You can adjust the lesson and apply related engineering standards to be more or less challenging based on your students’ abilities, and create final frames that fit your particular budget, supplies, and taste. Includes:· Detailed Lesson Plan· Extens
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3rd - 8th
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NGSS:
3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
Measure a Winter Scene - Standard Measurement
In this "Following Directions" activity, students use 11 X 17 paper (or 9 x 12) to create a winter scene to specifications before coloring it. Great for practicing standard measurement, bulletin board displays, and accomplishing a popular math/art combination activity.
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2nd - 4th
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Line Graph Dice Activity
Students roll a dice and collect data. They use that data to make a line graph.
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3rd - 5th
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Create Your Own Tessellation
This product provides the learner with an opportunity to create their own tessellations using pattern blocks incorporating both art and math.
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2nd - 4th
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Measurement:
This is an engaging activity to get children wanting to practice imperial measurements. The better they measure, the better the wallet comes out.
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3rd - 5th
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