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Valentine's Day Common Core 5.MD.C.3a pdfs
5th Grade Valentine’s Day Math: Volume: Valentine’s Math Coloring Activity
We are studying volume right now in my 5th grade math class, and I wanted something Valentine themed to do on February 14th. The end result was this "Pattern Problems" math coloring activity. There are lots of fun patterns to color, which make for a display that is full of color and pizzazz.This activity includes 6 problems related to volume. The problems are presented on a patterned heart that the students will color upon completion of solving the problems. The students will use the 'work pag
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5th
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Valentine's Day Mystery Pictures Finding Perimeter Area and Volume
This VALENTINE'S DAY MYSTERY PICTURES resource comes in a printable version and a digital version (Google Slides). Students solve problems and match the answer tiles to the equations. The printable version allows students to cut-n-paste the answer tiles. Students drag-n-drop the answer tiles in the digital version. This resource is perfect for 4th, 5th, or 6th grade students to practice finding perimeter, area, and volume. Use in centers, for early finishers, independent work, sub plans, or home
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4th - 6th
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Valentine Boxes Volume Activity Common Core Alligned
I use this activity to help justify creating Valentine holders with my students. Each student brings in an empty shoe or tissue box. We use this activity to find the area, perimeter, and volume of the box. This sheet is great for introducing the concept of volume, while reviewing area and perimeter formulas. It also provides space for students to show their work. After a student gives me their sheet and I check it they are allowed to go to a bin of supplies and use them to decorate their box.
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5th
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Valentine's Day Party PBL Design Project: Budget, Schedule, Logic, Time, Money
Looking for a Valentine's Day Activity?Need an Engaging Math or Problem-Solving Project with a Fun, Realistic Application?This project leads students through the process of:Organizing a Valentine's party schedule based on requirements and limitsUtilizing critical thinking skills to create a budget based on limits and free-choice optionsRepresenting Valentine's card mailboxes on their logic puzzle placement planCreating activities, if the teacher's choice turns this activity into a legitimate pla
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3rd - 5th
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