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Martin Luther King Day drama Common Core 4.NBT.A.2 resources
Martin Luther King MLK Jr Math Color by Number Activities 4th Grade
NO PREP Martin Luther King Jr. Math Activities covering rounding, comparing numbers, multiplication, division, and fractions!! Are you looking for a way to honor MLK Jr. the week before, the week of the holiday, or even during Black History Month? Then, this PDF of NO PREP MATH COLOR BY NUMBER WORKSHEETS is the perfect collection of printable activities for 4th or 5th Grade students to engage with during January or February. They're sure to be a great review whether you use them as morning work
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4th - 5th
Martin Luther King Jr. Activities Place Value Color by Number
Looking for engaging Martin Luther King Jr. activities to reinforce concepts of place value this January? Use these Martin Luther King Jr. Place Value Color by Number activities this year to keep their minds engaged as you ratchet up the rigor this year. Learning place value has never been more fun. Combine art and math this year as your students expand their mathematical understanding!This print and go resource is perfect practice as you teach or brush up on place value from hundredths to hun
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Also included in:Â Place Value to 100000 Worksheets Color by Number Place Value Morning Work
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - Mystery Math Picture
Just because you teach math doesn't mean you can't celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day! This mystery picture is a great conversation starter about the impact Dr. King had by using his voice to fight for civil rights. Get your kids talking about the meaning behind this holiday while still practicing their math skills!There are multiple skills available for this activity. They include:Multiplying whole numbers (2 x 2 and 3 x 2)Multiplying decimalsLong division (3 by 1, 3 by 2, and 4 by 1)Order o
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MLK Math Coloring Picture - Subtracting from Powers of 10
For this activity, the students solve 20 subtraction problems from powers of 10 (i.e. 100; 1,000; and 10,000). Then, they use their answers to color an MLK picture. The picture is the phrase "I have a dream." This is a great way to add MLK to your math lesson. Also, the coloring component motivates the students to get the correct answer!
MLK Math Coloring Picture - Subtracting from Powers of 10 by Briana Burke is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0
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3rd - 5th
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The League of Incredible Mathmaticians - Part One The Place Value Problem
This Reader's Theater was written for a small group of 5 students. It is intended to introduce or review place value. Citizen does not understand place value and how it works. Citizen wants to give up and decides that they are not good at math. The League of Incredible Mathematicians comes to explain that math is about perseverance, patience, a positive attitude, and problem solving. Together they help citizen work through how place and value work. This is the first script introducing the League
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3rd - 6th, Adult Education
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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