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Free math cultural activities
Native American Freebie
Learning about the Native American totem pole is fascinating, and unique! Students love learning about the beauty of this rich cultural art! I hope you enjoy this freebie about the beautiful totem pole!Other related products:Native American Fact Booklet with Digital ActivitiesProject Based Learning - Native AmericansNative American A How to Draw Directed Drawing ActivityPilgrims Fact Booklet with Digital ActivitiesCultural Diversity Fact Booklet Digital ActivitiesStandardsCCSSK.G.A.2Correctly na
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PreK - 1st
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Free Pattern Block Puzzles for Summer
Pattern block puzzles are a great way to explore shapes and math concepts in preschool and kindergarten classrooms. These summer themed puzzles allow students to find shapes that fit and create a picture. Students can practice colors, counting, shapes, geometry, and have fun playing to learn in your early childhood setting.Included in this Resource:This is a FREE sampling of the variety of puzzles and styles included in my seasonal pattern block puzzle printables. Please explore these puzzle pr
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PreK - 1st
Country Research Project - A Country Study About Australia with Reading Passages
Engage your students in geography by learning about the world around them with this fun country study about Australia. In this country research project, your students will create an 18-page mini book all about Australia. They will read the included reading passages about Australia and use that, together with other books or online resources, to complete each page in their own Australian mini-book. This country study about Australia is designed for students in grades 3-5 and is the perfect additio
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3rd - 5th
Winter Fall Color by Number Addition to 20 FREE Addition Coloring Pages
Add in some fun with this color by addition scarecrow freebie! This is a freebie sample from my “October / November Activities- Addition and Subtraction ~ Color Your Answers” pack which can be found at the link below:Fall Activities!The larger pack includes 5 addition and 5 subtraction coloring activities that progressively get more challenging. This pack lets you easily differentiate addition and subtraction practice for all students in your K-2nd classroom, while adding a bit of fall fun to t
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K - 2nd
Dream Summer Vacation Budget Project
This fun 2-3 class period project is perfect for introducing the idea of budget, adding prices, looking up information, and communicating ideas.
1. Introduce the project by talking about a wonderful summer vacation you once had.
2. Show the worksheet to the students and discuss each of the categories.
3. Ask students where they would go for a dream summer vacation.
4. Using classroom computers or Tablets allow students to complete the form.
5. Have students present the project to the class. For
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6th - 10th
Pioneer Journal
This freebie was created for my first grade students to enjoy a full day of STEAM activities that revolved around our standard of knowing our numbers through 120. In celebration of the 120th day of school, we will take a Frizzle style journey, 120 years back in time. We will explore life as a pioneer on the Oregon Trail and develop schema on the Western Expansion, primary style.
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S- Prospecting for Pay Dirt (Understand the science behind gold)
T- Life as a Pioneer (Epic has rema
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1st - 3rd
Travel Tic-Tac-Toe Free Sample: Cross-Curricular Absent Work
No-prep make up work for traveling students that is relevant and content-based! These differentiated games give students choices of tasks integrating academic skills with their vacation activities to help your students and their families make the most of the educational value of traveling. You can put these pages, plus basic supplies like pencils, crayons, and extra paper in a gallon size bag to have ready anytime you receive a request for last minute make-up work. These game boards would also b
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3rd - 6th
Free Learning About Cultures Morning Work {for Upper Elementary & CCSS Aligned}
Hey busy teachers!
Looking for a little cultural activity to boost your kiddos in the morning? This is the perfect FREE set of morning work for you. Included is 5 days worth of morning work pages. Each page contains engaging and interesting information about other cultures along with writing prompts, graphing activities, and much more!
Why learn about other cultures? Well, it's fun! And it opens your mind to new possibilities. It allows you to think differently or see the world from anot
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4th - 6th
Hanukkah Count and Graph
Hanukkah Count and GraphStudents will use traditional Hanukkah items to practice counting and graphing skills.Hanukkah items include: Dreidel, Menorah, Gelt, Present and Doughnut.How To Use This Resource:1. Go over the Hanukkah items (what they look like, what they're called)2. Have students count all of the dreidels, then show that number on the graph in the dreidel column. Repeat with remaining items.3. At the bottom, circle which item appeared the most and which item appeared the least.Resour
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PreK - 4th
Martin Luther King Jr and Math
Martin Luther King Jr. Math is a quick activity that integrates history, discussion and language arts into math!
This is a mixed addition and subtraction activity that connects a number to a word, then connects the words into a thoughtful quote from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Discussion questions are provided to make this a thought-provoking lesson that incorporates math!
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1st - 3rd
Mardi Gras Book: The King Cake Baby study guide UPDATED-CCSS
This teaching guide, created for students in kindergarten through third grade, includes printable language arts comprehension, spelling, writing, and math activities to help teachers, librarians, parents, and caretakers use THE KING CAKE BABY for educational purposes.Academic activities were designed using common core standards. Also included is a glossary of French words and Louisiana colloquial lingo used and their pronunciations, Mardi Gras crafts, and coloring pages are also available from
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PreK - 3rd
Day of the Dead Worksheet- Multiplication Code Breaker- Morning Work FREEBIE
Day of the Dead Worksheet- Multiplication Code Breaker- Morning Work FREEBIEThis worksheet is perfect for morning work or for a Math warmup or extra practice to celebrate Day of the Dead (Nov 1- Nov 2). Students can practice their multiplication facts in a fun way to break the code and reveal a message about Day of the Dead.The answer is: DIA DE LOS MUERTOS (Spanish translation of Day of the Dead)*An answer key is provided in the PDF download.Other Day of the Dead Products You May Like:Day of th
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3rd - 6th
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Winter Holidays Around the World
This is a fun pack that includes Math and Literacy worksheets with the theme Winter Holidays Around the World. The main holidays it highlights are Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Christmas. It promotes diversity while teaching students Math and Literacy basics.
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PreK - 1st
Multiplication & Division Multi-Step Word Problems Task cards
Enhance your students' problem-solving skills with engaging multiplication and division multi-step word problems! These carefully crafted exercises are designed to challenge and inspire learners while reinforcing fundamental math concepts. Perfect for elementary and middle school students, this collection of word problems is an excellent resource for teachers looking to improve their students' mathematical fluency and boost their confidence in solving complex problems.Get your students excited a
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4th - 6th
Holidays Around the World Passport Book
This is a full page passport book that focuses on the countries, Norway, USA, Japan, Russia, Argentina, Jamaica, and India. There is a final page that has a writing prompt on it. It also focuses on the shapes that can be found on each countries flag in this unit of inquiry.
Perfect for the IB kindergarten unit "How We Express Ourselves"
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PreK - 2nd
American Sign Language ~Alphabet and Numbers
We love using American Sign Language to teach the alphabet!
It is a fantastic way to support fine motor development, make multiple connections in the brain, and bring a multi-sensory approach to learning into the classroom.
Knowing your letters in ASL is also a great way to practice site words and spelling words.
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PreK - 5th
Ribbon Ornament Poem
Lay out this ribbon and you will see, how tall I was in 2023!A cute poem to go with a ribbon the exact height of your students! Makes an easy holiday gift for your class. You can put the ribbon in an ornament or tie the ribbon around a tag with this poem.
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PreK - 3rd
Halloween Math: Activity with Fractions and Decimals
Halloween Math a Fraction and Decimal Party
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4th - 7th
Juneteenth Mystery Picture (Poster) (Distance Learning)
First Quadrant Only (Grid 42 x 30 Landscape) WORDING: Uses fractional points with 1/2 [ex.: (4 1/2, 6) ] DRAWING: Uses fractional points with 1/2 in the x-coordinate and the y-coordinate [ex.: (19 1/2, 26 1/2) ] This project consists of four (4) pages of coordinates. The wording is completed with pages 1 and 2. The drawing is completed with pages 3 and 4. If the students find graphing coordinates with a fraction in both parts of the coordinate difficult, they can make their own drawing and only
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5th - 9th
Certificates | Free Editable Award Certificates
Your students will love these 12 editable award certificates. Use them at any time of the year and modify the text according to your needs. Simply type in the text boxes to change content.
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PreK - 12th, Not Grade Specific
First Day of School Activity! Diversity Bingo/Get to know you
This sheet is intended for students (and the teacher) to get to know each other on the first week of school. Have students walk around finding out new things about each other, and show how each student is special!
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Not Grade Specific
Menorah Math
Celebrate Hanukkah using this fun Menorah Math activity, perfect for morning work or centers.
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K - 1st
Egg Roll Dice Game
You'll need some dice and dot markers for this game. Have each player select a different color.Have player roll dice and then cover the corresponding number of dots with dot marker. Continue until all dots are covered. If you should want to select a winner, simply count the dots and whoever has the most, wins.
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PreK - K
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Black Mathematicians Music Video
In honor of Black History month, celebrate some of the pioneers in the field of mathematics with this music video that will be sure to have your students singing along.Host a Music Notes concert at your school! Click here to request information.Be sure to check out some of our other free videos:I Did My HomeworkBack To SchoolImage Credits:Kelly Miller: https://www.biography.com/scientist/kelly-millerBenjamin Banneker: https://www.wsfa.com/story/220183/benjamin-banneker/Mary Jackson: https://www.
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