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Physical education Common Core 4.MD.A.2 resources
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Math in Motion
The Virginia Sports Hall of Fame & Museum would like to bring sports, movement, and math together for students everywhere. From time and fractions, to graphing and multiplication, these four stations are part of our Math in Motion Program that consists of eight activity stations. Each of which contain math skills disguised by movement, fun and game-playing. The Virginia Sports Hall of Fame & Museum worked with elementary Math Team Leaders to create activities that focus on key areas wit
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3rd - 5th
Math Movement (Math Fluency Exercise Break) - ADDITION
Math Movement blends math fluency with an exercising and movement brain break in the classroom. This particular pack focuses on ADDITION!
I use Math Movement once or twice a week at the beginning of our math block. It helps us transition from the previous subject while also becoming more fluent at previously learned skills and procedures.
This pack includes:
- Teacher Directions
- 6 leveled Math Movement PDF files (all focused on Addition)
- Each file contains 6 rounds of math problems, ans
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4th - 5th
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Also included in: Math Movement (Math Fluency Exercise Break) - BUNDLE 1
Physical Education Math Games & Lessons - Year 4 / Level 5 Bundle (USA)
WARNING: VERY FUN TO TEACH!
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You Can Run a Mile: Help Children Believe That They Can Succeed
Are you looking for a way to motivate your students to run a mile and exercise daily AND say, “That was easy!”? Well, look no further. This interdisciplinary project shows you how, plus sooo much more. Students will follow a process of incrementally increasing their distance until they reach their goal of running a mile. They will also learn the “Why?” behind running and exercise by reading informative texts and answering comprehension questions. Students learn about creating mini habits by
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3rd - 6th
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