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Computer science Common Core 4.OA.A.3 resources
Basketball Themed Math Projects
Basketball is a great way to get students excited about sports - and using real world math! This packet includes two projects for students to practice their 4th grade Common Core math skills. It works great any time of year, but you may find it an excellent addition during March Madness especially. I also found it to be a great way to take a break from test prep activities, while still reviewing word problems and several math skills at once.
The first project allows students to assume the role
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4th - 5th
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Also included in: Basketball Bundle - Research, Writing, Projects, and Lots of Math
Division Game: Dash Robots Coding
MATH SKILLS + CODING SKILLS = Dashing Division Food Truck Race Trying to find activities that incorporate both content standards and computer science standards? With the introduction of computer science standards, we need to be exposing and training students on basic coding skills in elementary school. However, how can we accomplish this AND teach our core content within the time constraints we’re facing? Move beyond basic division worksheets with this exciting coding activity! This division g
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4th - 7th
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⭐ NO PREP K-6 FREE Emergency Sub Plans
⭐ Educators, we know it's tough right now, and there are days when you have to be out of the classroom due to illness or to take care of your own family. Preparing plans for a guest teacher can be time-consuming and challenging, especially if you need to be at home quickly and without much notice. ⭐ These sub-plans are meant to require no preparation on your part. They can be linked in your overall sub plans, printed out to keep handy when needed, posted in your Google Classroom, or shared wit
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PreK - 6th
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Coding INTO the Curriculum - CCSS 4.OA.3 - Go Bananas
Looking for an easy way to integrate ‘Coding INTO the Curriculum’?
This lesson plan covers Math CCSS 4.OA.3.
It includes an easy to follow teacher guide, as well as student worksheets that explore the concepts of how the variables (# of items, amount of time, and range of acceptable answers) affect one’s ability to successfully estimate the correct number of ‘bunches’ of bananas.
Students use Scratch (www.scratch.mit.edu), a block-based programming language to engage students and have the
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4th - 8th
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Comparing Whole Numbers City Population Research Activity
This research-based activity allows students to practice their place value and comparing skills while learning about other cities' populations. First, teacher must model how students will search for city populations. (Quick website to use!)Students will choose 6 cities and use their POPULATIONS to order from least to greatest, compare to other cities, create and solve addition and subtraction word problems about their cities.Materials Needed:-Tablets or computers with internet access (per studen
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3rd - 5th
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Ozobot Exploration with 1-Step Word Problems
This activity is a great introduction for students 3rd-5th grade students using Ozobots for the first time. Start by letting students read the first paragraph, color in the line, and run Ozobot across it. Then, read the second section to pique student interest before beginning the word problems. If you have easily distracted students you may need to collect the Ozobots or tell students to put them away before they return to the word problems.If you have enough Ozobots for the whole class (or eno
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3rd - 5th
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