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Problem solving Common Core L.3.1 resources under $5
Escape the Rainbow No-Locks Breakout Easy to Prep and Engaging
Are you ready for some Lucky Charms? Or chasing a pot of gold? This No Locks Escape Room has some tasks related to those topics that also cover some basic skills of upper elementary students. Students love these events and you will love the low prep!In this No Locks Escape Room students complete tasks to earn a method of ‘escaping’. The prep for the events with NO LOCKS is minimal- just making copies. No locks or boxes! Teams are working together to escape a rainbow!NOTE: This Escape Room is av
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4th - 5th
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Also included in:Â No Locks Escape Room Bundle 11 Easy Prep Paper/Pencil Breakouts
Run On Sentences Worksheets
Teach kids how to fix run on sentences with this teacher ready printable. This series of four handouts contains examples of the same run on sentence written four times. Students fix the sentences in four different ways. This may be used with a teacher modeling or as practice. A quiz is located at the end of the packet. Answer keys included. The format allows for students to demonstrate their skills without taking a lot of class time. Click HERE to save about 25% with the bundle.Inside this no pr
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in:Â Writing Lessons for the Year in PowerPoint and Worksheets Bundle
Christmas Village Math Challenge
Lesson Objectives:* Analyze word problems.* Apply basic math functions.* Evaluate and interpret data in pictures.* Solve word problems involving time and money.* Measure and read a thermometer in degrees Fahrenheit and degrees Celsius. * Add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers to solve word problems.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Life Skills: Daily Planner Lesson
**I used this lesson for a high school class with intellectual disabilities (3rd-4th grade level) but this can be used for students of any age who struggle with organization or time management skills!**This lesson helps students organize time and create a plan based on someones schedule and goals for the day :) !Students are given a "portfolio" of someone's schedule: time they start work, end work, travel time to work, time they go to sleep, time to eat dinner, duration of cooking time etc. Stud
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Not Grade Specific
Puzzle Power: Developing Early Literacy Skills in a Puzzle Center
PUZZLE POWER
Developing Early Literacy Skills in a Puzzle Center
Designed for Grades 1-3, CCSS Aligned
I have always believed in the power of puzzles in the classroom. As a classroom teacher, I found the hands-on approach provided students with significant benefits physically, cognitively and emotionally. It was always a popular choice by students. Puzzle Power was redesigned from my original hand-written puzzle center directions to incorporate Common Core State Standards in Literacy.
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1st - 3rd
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