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4th grade measurement guided reading books
Teaching Guide and Worksheets for "How Big Is a Foot" by Rolf Myller
This product is a teaching guide for the book "How Big Is A Foot" by Rolf Myller. It includes 22 guided reading questions, and it also includes a 5 question comprehension worksheet for students to answer.
It also includes an activity page where kids can illustrate and explain the problem of "Why is the bed too small for the Queen?"
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1st - 4th
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Classroom Weather Station: Easy to Make Weather Equipment, Forecasting Weather
Weather affects ALL of us each and every day! This product is a wonderful way to introduce your students to instruments used to forecast the weather, as well as teachkids how they can use the data they collect and observe to make their own weather forecasts! The equipment is very easy to make and materials are easily found around any household or at school. Also incorporates important math skills, such asreading/writing the temperature in Celsius and Fahrenheit... and measurement witha ruler i
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2nd - 4th
King Gallon Man Booklet
Printable booklet to help students learn measurements. At the end of the booklet, they draw their own gallon man and answer questions about gallon man.
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2nd - 8th
Word Work Money Literacy Center
This is a word work literacy center that doubles as a math center! Students will use any given word list to find the coin value of each of their words. There are six versions with different coins per version. Thus, you can change this center to meet the needs of your students or to differentiate your center.
In my classroom, this is part of our literacy center rotation and is
completed once a week. Just one of the many things my students work on while I work with Guided Reading Groups.
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1st - 4th
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Novel Study: The Littles by John Peterson
This novel study introduces readers to the series The Littles by John Peterson. Read the first book in the series together and work on a variety of reading strategies and skills in the process. By recording start and end time, and finding the elapsed time, a few math standards are worked on as well.
This novel study has been a highlight of the year for our students and ignites an interest in many students to continue reading additional books from the series which has a wide range of book level
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2nd - 4th
Math Story: 12 Hour And 24 Hour Clock
Time is a crucial topic that we use in our everyday life. It is easy to bring the relevance of real-life application here, but what is tough is to get fun and concept mastery in a way like never before. Use this story and introduce 12 hour and 24 hour clocks in an effective way keeping entertainment as its core.
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4th - 5th
Great Estimations
This lesson is a 10 question reflective piece connecting math and literature through the book Great Estimations by Bruce Goldstone. The skill of estimating using grouping and clumping is explained in the book and the worksheet allows students the chance to do their own clump counting on paper. Students are also given a chance to multiply decimals in the lesson.
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3rd - 6th
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Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day
Want a little math twist on a classic book? This is it! The book reflection includes calculating volume, measuring cereal boxes, finding the total cost of shoes for the boys and more! In the end students are able to give advice to Alexander to help him have a better day tomorrow.
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4th - 6th
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Math Story: Introduction To Angles
Angles are an interesting topic to teach. As a teacher/parents we can be extremely creative in introducing angles in a fun filled way. Looking for a story to teach angles?Your search ends here. Read this story and have fun while learning :)
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3rd - 5th
Math Story: Parts Of A Circle
Circles are one of the most basic shapes that kids need to master. It has a radius, diameter, and circumference which are quite confusing. Use this story to introduce these 3 basic parts of the circle in a fun filled way.
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4th - 5th
Math Story: Types Of Angles
Looking for acreative story to teach types of angles?Your search ends here!Use this story and easily show the real-life application of angles too.
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3rd - 5th
Graphing Worksheet
This is a great tool for recording data of multiple data sets (ex. model a, model b, model c, etc.). There are blanks provided for students to demonstrate labeling and other elements of a graph, including the legend. Also, included is a blank page for students to formulate their own questions related to the data.
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1st - 5th
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