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Graphing Common Core CCRA.W.6 resources
National Bubble Gum Day: Feb. 2nd- Differentiated Math and Engaging Activities
National Bubble Gum Day is celebrated on the first Friday of every February. What a great way to implement some academics AND ENGAGING FUN by using this National Bubble Gum Day resource that provides 18 activities with 25+ pages in all. Both printable and digital versions are provided for most activities. Additional resources with the picture book companion: On the Account of the Gum by Adam Rex)This resource includes: · What is National Bubble Gum Day? Page· Bubble Gum Timeline page· World Rec
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Also included in:Â February National Days: BUNDLE- Engaging and Differentiated FUN!
Hurricane Project
This is a great project for students to understand hurricanes to the full extent. We would study hurricanes over a few weeks showing students videos, data, going to the National Hurricane Center website, giving them the opportunity to learn how to plot coordinates and track them. They will understand the damage that can be done and who is called in after a hurricane has hit and the help the city will receive. They will create a hurricane from start to finish, choosing a name based on the month o
Analyzing Graphs: Migrants On the Rise, Story Problems, 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 activity where students create stories to go with the graph information and evaluate their understanding through a 3-tiered rubric.This resource includes the graph, activity, and rubric.
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6th - 8th
Alien Anthropologist Science, Math, Reading, Writing PBL/ Distance Learning
This cross-curricular project invites students to take on the point of view of an alien landing on Earth. How does an alien observe (science), represent data (math), and tell their home planet about it (reading/writing)? Included are as models for each task and multiple suggestions for extension activities. My 4th graders loved this project and were able to write strong, 1st person point of view descriptions with only minimal support from me! This is engaging for students and low-prep for the t
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