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Test Track: A STEAM Project Based Learning Experience - Let your 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students integrate math, science, art, and engineering with this fun and engaging resource! Students will get a $29,000 budget to make the fastest car. Great for your STEM or STEAM lessons. Students must design, put together the car, track modifications, note money spent, and reflect on the process. {third, fourth, fifth, sixth graders} #MrMault

Provisions

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A fun way to practice rhyming words and focus on ending sounds with your kiddos in preschool, kindergarten, and first grade! Bonus: you sort words into pumpkins!!

Story box ideas

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Extra ideas

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Kimberly on Instagram: “Our students are very excited about this art invitation we set up for next week. Yesterday we created a similar one for our newest…”

Art provision

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These sort and classify activities are an awesome addition to science centers. They include sort and classify mats for a variety of animals (e.g. insects, farm animals, zoo animals, arctic animals, ocean animals, reptiles etc), sorting labels plus a variety of worksheets. #preschoolscience #kindergartenscience #firstgradescience #secondgradescience #scienceactivities #animalactivities #animaltheme #insectactivities

Science

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Displays

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Do your kids love to draw? Using this read and draw set, young learners read simple passages, and then draw a picture to match. This checks comprehension and build reading fluency. These are perfect for guided reading.

Sensory rest ideas

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Handwriting

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Learning journey

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Term 1 Art

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5 Great Games from Around the World I just finished up a week long camp where I taught children ages 3-12 games from around the world.  We plowed through what seems like hundreds of games, but ther...
Have you read Lacey Walker, Nonstop Talker in the classroom to your students? It's a great book about being a good listener. With these FREE activities from Amy Lemons, students listen to the story, respond to the text, and do a directed drawing of the main character!

SEL

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Here are two snowman themed "How To" writing activities. "How to Make a Snowman" is 3 pages long and walks your students through the process of procedural writing. Page 1 asks them to simply sketch their snowman. Page 2 Asks them to write or draw the materials needed and explain how to build it with first, next, then and last prompts. Page 3 is optional if they need more space or you want to do a final draft. It is also a basic generic writing paper you can use in your literacy center."How to Decorate A Snowman" is one page and encourages students to draw a plain snowman and decorate it step-by-step. As they decorate each step, they write what they did in the paragraph below the illustration. Print the PDFs you need OR assign the digital version. The Easel Activity Overlay Version is a
Kimberly Jordano | Stickers are a great way to engage your kindergarten writers! Label your stickers are in my literacy centers this week. . #kinderwriting… | Instagram

English

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Hi, friends! Happy Weekend. Today I am joining with 150 amazing teacher-bloggers to bring you simple and promotion-free ideas for your classroom.  Today I’ll be sharing about a way I include self-assessment into each of our lessons. One of the great things about fifth graders is that they are ridiculously honest about their learning....
Students should take pride and responsibility in their work whether it is a simple worksheet, or a spelling test! Sometimes they need an extra reminder, or maybe a checklist, to ensure they are putting their best foot forward with all of their work! Print it out, laminate it, and hang it up or give each student their own copy to keep at their desk for constant visual reminders! Send them home to students who are learning remotely, virtual learners should double check their work too!

Cool ideas

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Term 4 arts

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Term 3 arts

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Term 2 Arts

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Have you tried Roll to 100?!?!?! This (FREE) game can be played in grades K-2nd to practice multiple math skills!
FREE math center! Roll to 100 is a fun counting numbers game. Multiple ways to play this math game to practice kindergarten, first grade or second grade math standards.

Maths

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Miss A on Instagram: “Simple fine motor activity ✨The children loved this tuff tray and it also helped with number formation too! #tufftrayideas #tufftray…”

Sensory and fine motor

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Stretch a Sentence Unit by Pencil Perfect | Teachers Pay Teachers

Writing

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9 Hands-On Strategies for Improving Decoding Skills

Phonics

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20 Map Skills Activities That Are Hands-On

Geography

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