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Preview of Perimeter Flipchart ActivInspire Promethean Lesson

Perimeter Flipchart ActivInspire Promethean Lesson

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Introduce your students to perimeter with this 24 page flipchart Promethean Lesson. In this lesson, the students have to help the farmer's brother take care of his animals while he is away. They need to make sure that the fences for each type of animal have the correct perimeter in order to keep the animals happy. This flipchart lesson provides many opportunities for students' interaction with the board, voting questions, as well as a link to a fun internet game all about perimeter. Enjoy!
Preview of Knees, Hands and Fingers

Knees, Hands and Fingers

This song,co-written with Bill Prince is keyed to produce a mathmatical feel for 3 + 2 or a 5 beat combination. Knees are patted or patsched on the first beat, hands clapped on the second beat, fingers snapped on the third beat, Patsch on fourth beat and clap on beat five which gives a 3 + 2 feel to the music. This can be done with partners by clapping own hands on beat one, clapping partners right hand on beat 2 and 3. Clap own on beat 4 and the partners left hand on beat 5. The words of the s
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