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Math Common Core RH.6-8.4 resources
7 Charts, Maps, & Graphs from Early America: Map Skills & Content Together!
Included are 7 American History history maps, graphs, and charts activities that can be used to integrate math and data skills into early US American history. These 7 activities help teach essential chart, graph, and map skills and can be easily used as history warmups, bellringers, or homework exercises.These American History data sets work best when used with 13 Colonies content, Early America, Washington's Presidency, or a New Nation unit.These activities can be used as daily warmups or to en
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5th - 8th
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Pirate Map Skills: Grid Coordinates, Cardinal & Ordinal Directions, Symbols
Teach and strengthen coordinate grid math, geography mapping skills like map symbols and cardinal and ordinal directions with a compass rose, and new vocabulary with these pirate themed printable worksheets. These are fun mini-lesson activities for Talk Like A Pirate Day on September 19th or if you have a pirates themed unit. Cardinal directions and coordinate grid mapping are important introductory skills to mastering latitude and longitude map skills and being able to use an atlas. Coordinate
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Pirates Thematic Unit Study Bundle: Talk Like A Pirate Pack!
American History Maps, Graphs, and Charts | 21 Social Studies Data Sets!
The 21 American History maps, graphs, and charts bundle is a collection of three products already on Teachers Pay Teachers. This is an outstanding way to infuse daily warmups, skill-building activities, and integrate math and data into history class!All three of these products feature 7 maps, graphs, and charts that focus on different time periods in American History. Combined, these 21 activities engage students in data collection, graph and map interpretation, and quantitative analysis. Wha
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5th - 8th
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World Geography Escape Room | 20 Clues on Continents, Landmarks, Historic Sites
In this geography and world continents Escape Room and Crack the Code activity, students work individually (or in pairs) to research the location of 20 different historic sites, landforms, or geographic features! In a twist from my other Crack the Code activities, this geography one is designed for seated use and is ideal for student research! Students work on discovering far-away (and often unheard of) locations to learn their continent location, all before attempting to crack the final code
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5th - 8th
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Black History Month Math Digital Activities | Google Activity
Black History Month Math Activities (Google Activity) is a fun way to practice key 6th grade math concepts while celebrating Black History Month! This activity highlights key events from the Civil Rights Movement including Brown v. Board of Education Topeka, Montgomery Bus Boycotts, and the March on Washington. Each topic has an informational text paired with historically accurate mathematical questions. The product is ready for you to add to your Google Drive and assign on Google Classroom. A
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5th - 7th
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March Madness NO PREP Passage & Activities
Provide students with a background of March Madness including vocabulary such as FINAL FOUR and CINDERELLA. Highlight important concepts with a Query featuring four multiple choice questions and a short answer. A word search, crossword and parts-of-speech fill-in reinforce March Madness vocabulary, while a writing reflection and scrapbook page take the lesson deeper. Suggested activities of X Madness, Sneakerheads and a STEAM project idea can turn a brief introduction into a larger activity. Wis
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4th - 9th
Also included in: NO PREP Second Semester Holidays BUNDLE
NYS Next Generation Learning Standards-I Can Statements Grade 8 ELA/Math Bundle
New York State Next Generation Learning Standards ELA/Math Grade 8 “I Can Statements” Bundle141 – ELA “I Can Statements” including:Standards for History/Social Studies, Sciences, and Technical Subjects( Grades 6-8)77 - Math "I Can Statements"These “I Can Statements” come from the revised New York State Learning Standards, now called The Next Generation Learning Standards.These revised standards can be found at http://www.nysed.gov/aimhighnyWhile many of the standards are the same as before, the
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8th
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St. Patrick's Day Ireland Coding project learning about Ogham stones
Ireland is more than just the land of four leaf clovers! This is the perfect activity for older kids who are ready for something different than the normal St. Patrick's Day activities. This exercise is also a great screen-free way to introduce your students to the world of coding!Ogham Stones are large stones that people carved a secret language in on the island of Ireland. This lesson will teach your students how to create their own secret codes with the Ogham alphabet. The alphabet is simple i
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3rd - 6th
Middle School Maths Science Project: Coral Reef Task Force
The 'Coral Reef Task Force' needs the help of your students! Learn science, maths, and humanities concepts in an integrated real-world project.This integrated task combines science, maths, and humanities concepts in an engaging real-world scenario. Students join the 'Coral Reef Task Force' as scientists working to make recommendations about improving the health of the reef ecosystem. The three stages of the project include discovering more about the reef ecosystem (Science), analyzing data about
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7th - 9th
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NGSS:
HS-LS2-3
, HS-LS2-7
, MS-LS2-3
, MS-LS2-5
, MS-LS2-4
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Build a Fur Trade Post Cabin Project | Fun Student Based Learning Activity SALE!
Fur Trade Post of Canada - Hello Dear Teachers! Are you teaching on the Fur Trade of New France and North America If yes, you will love this fun project based Student Fur Trade resource! It is a mega 4-in-1 resource with over 400 pages! The cabin is entirely made from construction paper!A cross-curricular resource that includes:**********************************************1. Social Studies of New France2. Mathematics ~ Measurement and Geometry3. Language arts ~ Following Step-by-Step Instructio
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4th - 8th
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NYS Next Generation Learning Standards-I Can Statements Grade 6 ELA/Math Bundle
New York State Next Generation Learning Standards ELA/Math Grade 6 “I Can Statements” BundleRevised January 2024New York State Next Generation Learning Standards ELA Grade 6 “I Can Statements”143 – ELA “I Can Statements” including:**Standards for History/Social Studies, Sciences, and Technical Subjects( Grades 6-8)6L1 - All Core Standards Grades 6 to 86L2 – All Core Standards Grades 6 to 8116 - Math "I Can Statements"These “I Can Statements” come from the revised New York State Learning Standard
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6th
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Machu Picchu Peru Unit | South America | Reading Passage and More
This fun, no-prep resource features a two-page article on Machu Picchu, its purpose, and its discovery. It then connects to a cross-curricular integrated history and close reading lesson with material for geography and math as well. This printable packet is great for sub plans or bell ringers and is just one lesson in a new series, called History Minutes. Test drive this resource with a free portion, available at the following link.Included in this resource:How to Guide2-Page Reading on Machu
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4th - 7th
Culturally Responsive, Game Based history! Écouter_game-within-a-game (Alliance)
Turning school into a piece of cake! Écouter is a game-within-a-game that supports Alliance Diplomatique learning. 5 modules, 30 minutes each, plus an animated video, word problems & GIS time-lapsed mathematical modeling work synergistically to explore how epidemic disease affected the French & Indian War leading up to the War for Independence."Inside the walls of Fort Pitt, June 1763, British soldiers were gripped by a highly contagious and potentially lethal virus for which there was
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4th - 7th
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Pi Day Activity | Biographies of Famous Mathematicians - Digital AND Paper
Dive into the world of mathematics this Pi Day with our unique and engaging Mathematician Discovery Worksheets! Perfect for educators looking to inspire and educate their students about the incredible contributions of key figures in mathematics, this resource is a must-have for Pi Day celebrations and beyond. This comprehensive package offers a selection of 10 meticulously crafted worksheets, each dedicated to a different mathematician. From ancient scholars to modern-day geniuses, your students
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4th - 8th
Also included in: Holiday SUPER Bundle for March - Reading & Writing - Print & Digital
NYS Next Generation "I Can Statements" - Grade 8 - ELA/Math Planbook List Bundle
New York State Next Generation Learning Standards Grade - 8 ELA & Math Plan Book BundleRevised January 2024No frills list of "I Can Statements" Grade - 8 ELA & MathThese are the same " I Can Statements" which are in my "I Can Statement" Posters.Print and add to your Plan Book or resource binder.141 – ELA “I Can Statements” including:Standards for History/Social Studies, Sciences, and Technical Subjects( Grades 6-8)Math Grade - 8 - “I Can Statements”77 - Math I Can Statements.These “I Can
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8th
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Charles Babbage First Computer History Minute Close Reading Packet
This resource features a two-page article on Charles Babbage and the first computers which connects to a cross-curricular integrated history and close reading lesson with material for geography and math as well. This no prep packet is great for sub plans or bell ringers and is just one lesson in a series, called History Minutes.Included in this resource:How to Guide2-Page Reading on Charles Babbage & the first computersAnnotation Guide5-Step Close Reading ActivityMain IdeaVocabularyComprehen
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5th - 8th
Pi Day NO PREP Passage & Activities
Provide students with a background of Pi Day including vocabulary such as CIRCUMFERENCE and RATIO. Highlight important Pi Day concepts with a Query featuring four multiple choice questions and a short answer. A word search, crossword and parts-of-speech fill-in reinforce Pi Day vocabulary, while a writing reflection and scrapbook page take the lesson deeper. Suggested activities of Your Pi, Pi Chain and a STEAM project idea can turn a brief introduction into a larger activity. Highlight Pi D
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4th - 9th
Also included in: NO PREP Second Semester Holidays BUNDLE
Stonehenge History Minute Close Reading Co-Curricular Integrated Packet
This resource features a two-page article on Stonehenge, its construction, purpose, and builders. This then connects to a cross-curricular integrated history and close reading lesson with material for geography and math as well. This no prep packet is great for sub plans or bell ringers and is just one lesson in a new series, called History Minutes.Included in this resource:How to Guide2-Page Reading on StonehengeAnnotation Guide5-Step Close Reading ActivityMain IdeaVocabularyComprehension Ques
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4th - 7th
Analyzing Graphs: The Myth of Lazy November, Text & Questions, Middle School
Deepen your students' understanding of voting trends with this multi-faceted educational activityStart with a detailed graph that showcases a variety of different reasons someone can't vote, followed by an article that dispels myths and clarifies facts. Students engage with comprehension questions and evaluate their understanding through a 3-tiered rubric.This resource includes the graph, article, questions, rubric, and sample answers. Ideal for facilitating data literacy and critical thinking o
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6th - 8th
Analyzing Graphs: Monopolization of America,Text & Questions, Middle School
Deepen your students' understanding of global migration trends with this multi-faceted educational package.Start with a detailed graph that showcases migration statistics, followed by an article that dispels myths and clarifies facts. Students engage with comprehension questions and evaluate their understanding through a 3-tiered rubric.This resource includes the graph, article, questions, rubric, and sample answers. Ideal for facilitating data literacy and critical thinking on social issues.
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6th - 8th
Geometry Story: Giotto & The Circle • Architects of the Italian Renaissance
Geometry Story: Giotto & The Circle • Architects of the Italian Renaissance • SEMiPRO Elementary Montessori-inspired History & Geography help (1 printable page + key):JUST IN TIME FOR π DAY! Who was Giotto and what relationship did he have with the circle? These history & geography pages guide young geometrists to:Discover the use of math & geometric shapes throughout world historyExplore the magic of the Circle through artist GiottoGet a snapshot of the Italian Renaissance and F
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4th - 6th
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License Plate Design - The 5 Themes of Geography (Place)
License Plate Geography (5 Themes of Geography & PLACE)Learn geography through a study of license plates. License Plates around the United States portray and reflect each state's unique physical and human features. This lesson/project is a great addition to any 5 Themes of Geography Unit and is a terrific way to reinforce the concept of place. Your students will be highly engaged and will love the opportunity to create their own license plate. What are the physical features and human elem
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5th - 9th
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NYS Next Generation Learning Standards-I Can Statements Grade 7 ELA/Math Bundle
New York State Next Generation Learning Standards ELA/Math Grade 7 “I Can Statements” Bundle144 – ELA “I Can Statements” including:Standards for History/Social Studies, Sciences, and Technical Subjects( Grades 6-8)68 - Math "I Can Statements"These “I Can Statements” come from the revised New York State Learning Standards, now called The Next Generation Learning Standards.These revised standards can be found at http://www.nysed.gov/aimhighnyWhile many of the standards are the same as before, the
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7th
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Roman Julian Calendar History Minute Close Reading Cross Curricular Packet
This resource features a two-page article on the calendar under Roman rule (also known as the Julian Calendar) which connects to a cross-curricular integrated history and close reading lesson with material for geography and math as well. This no prep packet is great for sub plans or bell ringers and is just one lesson in a series, called History Minutes.Included in this resource:How to Guide2-Page Reading on The Calendar Under Roman RuleAnnotation Guide5-Step Close Reading ActivityMain IdeaVocab
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4th - 7th
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