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Other (math) thematic unit plans for Easel
Occupational Therapy Back to School End of Year or Summer Camping Activities
Transform your classroom into a lively camping ground with this comprehensive camping unit bundle. Whether you're planning for back-to-school, end-of-year celebrations, or summer school themes, these 38 themed worksheets/activities cater to various grades and learning needs. Dive into a cross-curricular camping adventure that seamlessly integrates math, literacy, writing, and fine motor skills. Includes activities that would be a great addition to classroom morning work or an early finishers bin
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K - 3rd
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Castle Architect- An Area and Perimeter Project
Become a castle architect and calculate the area and perimeter of a castle model in 3 stages. Students measure, label, and calculate the area and perimeter on floor plans for the keep and measure to calculate area for each castle wall before finally building the castle model.The model is based on a stone keep castle with a stone keep in the middle surrounded by a curtain wall for protection. Note: The Castle Model is included with the Castle Architect Project. No need to buy the separate model a
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3rd - 4th
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Also included in: Castles Theme: 3rd Grade Math
Occupational Therapy Pizza Math Centers Perception Activities & Worksheets
Bring a slice of mathematical fun to your classroom or therapy sessions with these engaging Pizza Math Centers Occupational Therapy Activities and Worksheets. Designed to keep students captivated while enhancing their math skills, these pizza-themed activities offer a delightful way to promote learning. Ideal for math centers, early finishers, and end-of-the-year activities, these resources cater to students from K-5 with various disabilities, providing multiple levels of engagement.Do you need
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K - 1st
Pirate Arrays Treasure Hunt: Write the Room
Review arrays in an interactive classroom treasure hunt! 19 pirate themed question clues will have students practicing knowledge of arrays while unlocking a secret message. The final clue leads the young pirates to you, their captain, in hopes of earning treasure.Arrays Questions Scope:♦ identifying the correct array from equations♦ writing equations for a given array♦ drawing arrays for an equation♦ splitting larger arrays into smaller arrays♦ identifying errors in a pictured arrayIncludes:♦ 19
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3rd - 4th
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