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Lessons & Support Materials for Writing Constructed Math Responses
This product contains lesson plans and support materials for teaching kids how to write a “gold medal” math response.
The detailed lesson plan identifies the CCSS standards and mathematical practices taught and the Marzano Design Questions addressed.
I used this lesson plan for my own formal classroom observation. It took two sessions for me to complete with my students.
Day 1 consisted of introducing the three math response examples to the kids. They read and discussed them and identifie
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4th - 6th
Savvy Novel Study and Activities
Make teaching the novel Savvy by Ingrid Law fun, with this engaging PowerPoint and printable activities for the book. This set includes four resources for exploring Savvy and using critical thinking skills. Quick and easy set up makes this bundle perfect for whole or small group, centers, or a substitute teacher.By purchasing this bundle, you are saving about 25% off the price of individual resources.Following a PowerPoint is easy to read and use for your students in grades 4 - 7. Plus, printabl
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4th - 7th
Animal Study Math Science Art and Word Search STEM Grades 3-6 Print and Teach
Dive into a thrilling educational journey with the Animal Café Menu Math Activity. This engaging lesson combines math, science, and critical thinking with a dash of humor, making learning an absolute joy. "It's the MOST fun I've ever had doing math and science!" raved one student.Why You'll Love the Animal Café Menu Math Activity:Interactive Tasks: Feed pets like a shark, a caterpillar, and a chicken using a budget and a diverse menu.Think Critically: Solve problems involving different animal di
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3rd - 6th
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T Shirt Shop Project Based Learning | PBL | Digital and Printable | Google
Look around you on any given day, and you will see many people wearing t-shirts. From young to old, we all love the look and feel of our t-shirts. They contain graphics that make us happy and sayings that make us laugh. T-shirts provide a way to advertise a business or a cause that’s important to you. They truly are a way of life for so many of us.Given all of this, what better way to practice real-life reading, writing, math and 21st Century Competencies than by planning a T-Shirt Design/Sales
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2nd - 5th
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UNIT PLAN: The American Identity
This ELA unit is meant to develop close reading, annotating and compare and contrast writing skills. The focus of this unit is to analyze how the immigrant experience has defined the American identity. Students will read narratives of the immigrant experience from the various ethnic groups that comprise the American experience in order to analyze different points of view, author’s purpose, and other literary elements to lay the groundwork for a compare and contrast OSEEC response. Annotation ski
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6th - 12th
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FUNNY LESSONS for Reluctant Learners: Reading, Math, Writing & Grammar
Hilarious, Skill-Based Activities Perfect for Reluctant Learners! Featuring 200 Wacky Word Problems | 350 Silly Sentences & Grammar Activities | Entertaining Reading Comprehension Lessons | Whimsical Writing Activities. Get 50% off when you buy the bundle! Capture the interest of eager learners and reluctant learners alike with these humor-filled standards-based workbooks... guaranteed to put a grin on students' and teachers' faces.These skill-based activities revolve around a set of
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4th - 8th
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Dinosaur Graphing
Many students are fascinated with dinosaurs. Pictures and diagrams will support students as they describe, compare, and contrast physical attributes and adaptations of different types of dinosaurs. Sentence frames are provided that will assist students as they compose both oral and written sentences with subject-verb agreement. An information table displays lengths of 11 different dinosaurs. Students are asked a variety of questions about this data and are asked to create bar graphs to represent
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1st - 4th
Menu Math and Budgeting Resources Feeding My Family STEM STEAM Grades 3-6
Explore the world of real-life math applications with this Menu Math Challenge. Perfect for STEM and STEAM education, this activity equips students with a menu, a $40 budget, and the task of planning a meal for their entire family. Through this exercise, students will sharpen their budgeting skills and apply critical thinking to navigate various considerations such as dietary needs and personal preferences.This challenge encourages students to tackle realistic questions about managing a tight bu
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3rd - 6th
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COVID-19 Math: Real-world problems using data, graphs, probability, and algebra
Engage your math class by analyzing COVID, using these 40 questions split into 4 parts: "Central Texas COVID Cases," "The Flu vs. COVID," "COVID Exposure," and "Lockdown Rules". Teach data tables, fractions, decimals, percents, graphs, probability with and without replacement, the mean, and algebraic equations, by analyzing these cases using real COVID-19 data in the USA. Students should use a calculator for these problems. Solutions provided.Use this PDF document to:Have students practice usin
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Thinking Maps (Flow Map) (Color and B&W)
Specially Designed to support student organization and thinking.A flow map is one of 8 thinking maps that can be used to guide and organize our thought processes. A flow map is used for sequencing events. This graphic organizer can be used to support thinking in order to sequence the plot of a story, map historical events or even the record the steps needed to solve a problem in math.*Download includes a color copy as well as a black and white copy.
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3rd - 5th
Food Stand: Math, SS, & Writing Project Based Learning (PBL)/ Distance Learning
This cross-curricular project invites students to create their own food stand. They will choose and research a food (reading & social studies), figure out costs and profits (math), and convince customers to try their food (writing)! It also includes suggested extension activities from different content areas. It is engaging and easily adaptable to your students as well as low prep for the teacher.This product includes 3 versions of the document for flexible online or offline use! There is a
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3rd - 5th
Turkey Trouble
This mini unit is a fun way to integrate listening comprehension, writing, and math. Students will have the opportunity to showcase their creativity and express their opinions about Thanksgiving dinner through class discussions, writing requiring higher order thinking, and project presentation.Here are the concepts covered in this unit:DISCUSSION CARDS - Students will communicate their understanding and opinions about the story Turkey Trouble through whole group or small group class discussion.
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1st - 3rd
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All Are Welcome Picture Book Companion
This is an amazing book welcoming students from all walks of life. All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold and Suzanne Kaufman is a great book for the first day of school. The text is lyrical and the illustrations just beautiful!This sub pack is for those days when you can’t help being absent or just use it yourself when you want a fun day and need some activities ready to go! Just have the book and the copies ready to go in an accordion folder.Materials NeededAll Are WelcomeIncluded here:Kid fr
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in: First Day of School Picture Book Companions #DiverseReads
Design Your Own Café: Digital Learning Resource
Design Your Own Café: Digital Learning Project was designed to get student's to use apply real life skills through writing and math.This resource includes 5 days worth of activities:12 slides that include pictures, writing prompts, and math word problems.Day 1: Students create a drink and snack menu. They have to write the drinks and snacks they would be serving and the prices they would sell for at their café.Day 2: Describe the setting of your Ice Cream Shop using your 5 senses.Day 3: 5 word p
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in: Digital Learning Projects
Writing Center Dual Subject Activity: ELA and Math Writing Activity
This writing center activity can be used to encourage and practice using descriptive writing connected to the 5 senses OR writing and solving word problems. There are multiple ways to use this resource. For example:1. Students can independently decide if they want to write a descriptive story or a word problem about the given picture. 2. Teachers can assign the ELA or math portion for the student to practice based on student skill and need.
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3rd - 6th
Teddy Bear Shoppe: Build Math Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking Skills
This is a supplementary unit that believes in students learning “a mile deep” not a mile long. This unit is designed to help students take the fear out of math problem solving, develop listening and speaking skills and build math vocabulary. Using this supplemental math resource, your students will gain confidence in their math problem-solving abilities, develop higher level critical thinking skills, and do so while developing growth mindset attitudes.
Students will use a teddy bear theme to so
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1st - 3rd
Multiplication and Division Christmas Riddle Activity
This was something I put together to help my students practice division in a fun, but meaningful way. I wanted them to have some review of multiplication too, so I made the one with multiplication and division problems. I then decided to focus just on division, but wanted to challenge my higher students. Soooo, from all of that, this packet was born. Students will solve either multiplication or division problems. Once they solve each problem, they will bring it to the teacher to check it or
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4th - 6th
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Fraction Mini-Project: Cow-a-bunga!!
Students use their knowledge of fractions to discover the colors of cows in the herd. They calculate their earnings for helping the farmer and also determine what color cows need to be purchased to solve the farmer's conundrum. Finally, they write a letter to the farmer to explain their solution.
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3rd - 6th
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Journal Covers and writing paper with checklist season month subject
Looking for covers to make your writing, math or reading journals more exciting? These will make writing more fun. Purposefully created in B&W to allow your little learners the ability to decorate and personalize their journals to engage and show ownership. Monthly Journal CoversSeasonal writing coversSubject Covers: writing, math, readingWriting Paper: with or without checklists, with or without room for pictures. Please feel free to reach out and ask any questions!
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K - 3rd
Distributive Property Practice
I created this and used it as an Exit Ticket assignment but you can use it as a class worksheet, homework, or quiz. The students loved that Among Us characters were incorpoarted.
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3rd
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