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Women's History Month other (performing arts) Common Core 1.NBT.B.2 resources
Who's Amelia Earhart? Place Value, Comprehension, Critical Thinking BUNDLE
Who's Amelia Earhart? BUNDLE of critical thinking activities. Your 1st Grade students will love learning about this Famous Woman in American History with this collection of foldable books, logic puzzle, and a bonus quote fall puzzle! NO PREP. Print and use today!This resource has five foldables that reinforce the information learned from Amelia Earhart: More Than a Flier. The foldable book resource is:✔Standards based✔Contains comprehension questions✔Great for making personal connections✔Offerin
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Who's Amelia Earhart? Place Value Logic Planes
Who's Amelia Earhart? Your 1st Grade students will love reading the clues to solve this logical reasoning challenge using their knowledge of place value! NO PREP. Standards based. Print and use today!✔Develops logical reasoning✔Reinforces place value (tens and ones)✔Teaches following step-by-step thinking to solve a "mystery"✔Engaging and challenging✔Easy way of infusing rigor when you teach about Famous AmericansStudents must put Amelia's planes in order based on clues. They use the clues and
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1st - 2nd
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Guitar (Standard Tuning) 100th Day of School song/chant with chords
Help your students celebrate the 100th Day of School by singing this fun song that uses some additonal math to express ways to make 100. This song lends itself well to hand motions and is a great addition to your classroom 100th Day party or celebration. This song has right and left hand guitar chord finger placement (for standard tuning) directly on the page with guides to help you know when to strum down and switch between chords.
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PreK - 3rd
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Ukulele 100th Day song or chant
Help your students celebrate the 100th Day of School by singing this fun song that uses some additonal math to express ways to make 100. This song lends itself well to hand motions and is a great addition to your classroom 100th Day party or celebration. This song has both right and left hand ukulele chord finger placement directly on the page with guides to help you know when to strum down and switch between chords.
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PreK - 3rd
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