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Kindergarten test preparation instructional technology resources for GATE
Hop Scotch Coding® (Hour of Code) - Interactive Unplugged Coding / Google Slides
Perfect for the Hour of Code and introducing Coding to your students!Now includes PAPERLESS Google Slides Hop Scotch coding! Students can build and act out their own their own codes in either a slideshow format or a board format! Love Hop Scotch Coding?! Save BIG with the Bundle! Check out my other special editions!Hop Scotch Coding Dance PartyBasic Facts Hop Scotch CodingSpelling Hop Scotch CodingHalloween Hop Scotch CodingThanksgiving Hop Scotch CodingHoliday/Winter Hop Scotch CodingValentines
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K - 3rd
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Hop Scotch Coding® BUNDLE (Hour of Code) Unplugged Coding: Spring & Fall Coding
***SAVE BIG WITH THE HOP SCOTCH CODING BUNDLE!***This Bundle includes ALL 10 of my Hop Scotch Coding packs for K-3rd Grade!Please click on individual packs to view more detailed previews.
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K - 3rd
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CogAT Practice Packet for K-1 with Answer Key and Administration Directions
Are you looking for something to help your Kindergarten/1st grade child or class to use for practicing the CogAT (Cognitive Abilities Test)? I teach Talent Development to Kindergarten and First graders as well as gifted resource to first grade through sixth grade. I have created this packet to use during Talent Development to help my K-1 students become familiar with what the questions may look like on the CogAT. I created all questions based on the types of questions that have been shared as pu
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K - 1st
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Also included in: CogAT Practice BUNDLE: Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd Grade
CogAT Practice #2 for K-2 with Answer Key and Administration Directions
Are you looking for something to help your Kindergartener, 1st or 2nd grade child or class to use for practicing the CogAT (Cognitive Abilities Test)? I teach Talent Development to Kindergarten as well as gifted resource to first grade through sixth grade. I have created this packet to use during Talent Development to help my K-2 students become familiar with what the questions may look like on the CogAT. I created all questions based on the types of questions that have been shared as public kn
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: CogAT Practice BUNDLE: Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd Grade
CogAT Test - Quantitative Battery Booklet (Level 5/6 - Kindergarten)
About the test.CogAT ® Form 7 - Level 5/6 is designed for students in Pre-K - Kindergarten. The questions are divided into 3 batteries – Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal Reasoning, and each battery has 3 different subtests. There are 118 questions. Form 7 and 8 - Level 5/6 are equivalent in every way, except that the specific questions are different. This allows the school to give an alternative version of the same test when necessary.Skills required for this test.The questions in the CogAT co
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K
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CogAT Test Non-Verbal Battery Booklet (Level 5/6 - Kindergarten)
About the test. CogAT ® Form 7 - Level 5/6 is designed for students in Pre-K - Kindergarten. The questions are divided into 3 batteries – Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal Reasoning, and each battery has 3 different subtests. There are 118 questions. Form 7 and 8 - Level 5/6 are equivalent in every way, except that the specific questions are different. This allows the school to give an alternative version of the same test when necessary.Skills required for this test. The questions in the CogAT
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K
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CogAT Test - Verbal Battery Booklet (Level 5/6 - Kindergarten)
About the test. CogAT ® Form 7 - Level 5/6 is designed for students in Pre-K - Kindergarten. The questions are divided into 3 batteries – Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal Reasoning, and each battery has 3 different subtests. There are 118 questions. Form 7 and 8 - Level 5/6 are equivalent in every way, except that the specific questions are different. This allows the school to give an alternative version of the same test when necessary.Skills required for this test. The questions in the CogAT
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K
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Number Series, Quantitative Patterns for CoGAT, GATE, NNAT
What are number series? These are quantitative (number based) patterns represented by objects in columns. The goal is to determine the next logical amount in the series by identifying the patterns. This activity encourages students to think outside of the box and is often used in Gifted & Talented admissions tests such as CoGAT, T&E, NNAT. It can be used for your differentiated instruction or math centers. Encourage students to explain their rationale as they solve these patterns. What's
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PreK - 3rd
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Digital Storytelling and Scratch Coding Center Ideas
Need a great way to explore coding while still teaching ELA Standards? This digital storytelling unit is perfect for you and your class. Your students will love using Scratch coding or Scratch, Jr. to complete these activities PLUS a bonus unplugged coding activity for hours of fun!Click here and SAVE by buying ALL of my Coding Storytelling Resources in 1 Bundle!Who would LOVE this product?Teachers who want to integrate technology in a thoughtful and engaging way while still teaching to the stan
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K - 4th
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Also included in: Digital Storytelling with Scratch Coding Bundle
Visual Absurdities #3 (What's Wrong with the Picture?)
Here are some more fun scenes for students to find what is wrong in each picture. These help with critical thinking skills, observational skills, vocabulary, and expressive skills.This is a terrific way to start a class to get your students thinking!A couple of these are more subtle than the previous downloads, so an answer key is included.
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PreK - 2nd
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Visual Absurdities #7
Having good visual discrimination is a skill that is needed in reading, writing, math, science and almost all other subjects. The ability to determine differences and similarities between objects helps us to understand and interpret the environment around us. These simple pictures will help students cultivate their visual discrimination in a fun way. I hope your students enjoy this newest download!
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PreK - 2nd
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Visual Absurdities #7
Having good visual discrimination is a skill that is needed in reading, writing, math, science and almost all other subjects. The ability to determine differences and similarities between objects helps us to understand and interpret the environment around us. These simple pictures will help students cultivate their visual discrimination in a fun way. I hope your students enjoy this newest download!
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PreK - 2nd
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Visual Absurdities #2 (What is wrong with the picture?)
These are fun scenes for students to find what is wrong in each picture. These help with critical thinking skills, observational skills, vocabulary, and expressive skills.This is a terrific way to start a class to get your students thinking!
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PreK - 1st
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Number Series #2 with an Abacus
These are more difficult patterns using an abacus. If your student has not done set #1 I highly recommend you start with the easy ones. This set has skip counting by two, AABB, ABC, AABAA patterns as well as 2 patterns happening within the same problem. These are a lot of fun for my students once they understand how they work. It would be an excellent challenge for a student who is bored with the typical patterns practiced in the classroom.
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PreK - 3rd
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Picture Concepts #1 (What 2 Pictures Go Together?)
Use these to get students thinking about categories and increasing vocabulary. This is a great tool to prepare for private school admissions, G.T. activities, brain games for classrooms, warm up for a tutoring lesson, or just to work on vocabulary. Be sure and ask why the pictures chosen go together!
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PreK - 1st
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Visual Inference Guides - Analysis Tools for Photos, Short Film, Fine Art, +More
Use these guides to explore all things visual—from fine art to historical primary sources, from poetic videos to kids’ cartoons and from public service posters to visual instruction guides. These guides are designed to generate discussion, insight, inferences, and deeper understanding for a visual generation of learners.
Do We Write Our Answers?
We want to encourage collaboration and discussion—especially from your most reluctant writers. I don’t recommend writing more than a part or two in
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K - 12th
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Number Series Practice and Homework Set #1
These are number series. Both of these lessons are easy patterns using ABA or counting up or down. One could be used for direct teaching and the second for independent practice.
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PreK - 2nd
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Which One Doesn't Belong? for Verbal Reasoning, Expressive Language and Vocab
Which One Doesn't Belong?This critical thinking exercise presents a set of four items and the task is to identify which one does not belong to the group and explain why. It encourages individuals to analyze and evaluate the characteristics of the items and to identify the underlying patterns and relationships between them.What's Included?Seven pages of exercises. Each page has five rows of questions for a total of 35 different categories for which to identify. Younger students develop their cog
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PreK - 1st
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Number Series #1a Extra Practice or Homework
This is more beginning practice on number series using an abacus. This could be used as additional practice in class or to send for homework. It is ABA patterns or counting up or down.
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: Number Series Practice and Homework Set #1
STEAM challenge cards
Eight simple STEAM challenges using plastic cups, blocks, straws, string, paper and popsticks.
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K - 6th
Visual Absurdities #4
Having excellent visual discrimination is a skill that is needed in reading, writing, math, science and almost all other subjects. The ability to determine differences and similarities between objects helps us to understand and interpret the environment around us. These simple pictures will help students cultivate their visual discrimination in a fun way.
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PreK - 2nd
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Scratch Jr Coding Lesson: Bump bump
Scratch Jr coding with the littles is so much fun! Have fun with this digital resource for Scratch Jr. This lesson is for Bump bump. They will code sprites and program them!! Start on touch is such a fun coding block-that's why it's called bump bump! The sprites moved when bumped. Scratch Jr. is a wonderful programming language that lets kids ages 5-7 create stories and games. Kids use blocks to create the code. Your littles will love it.I start it with the ISTE standards and then an inclusi
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K - 2nd
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Common Core Linked Handout for Primary Heaven New Listening
This is the handout, directions and UbD that goes with the Power Point labeled: Common Core Linked Primary Heaven New Listening Activity.
Grades:
K
Project Based Learning Design Template
Need help developing a Project Based Lesson for your classroom? After working as out school's STEM Coordinator and helping grade levels establish PBL's, I created my own template of the questions and items I feel are the most important.#STEM #STEAM #ProjectBasedLearning
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K - 12th
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