Where do i live

This last week we began our geography unit in second grade. We began by learning the mapping essential vocabulary of map, globe, key, scale, grid, birds eye view. We practiced making our own maps and creating symbols for our map keys. The students love making their own maps of our neighborhood where the school is...

This Where I Live Flip Book gives children a sense of belonging. It introduces little ones to the concept of place.

Yes, we all have a classroom stipend, however we all know that out-of-pocket expenses seem to magically pop up out of nowhere! Crazy! ;) Here are some ideas that I have used as visual aids and for those "hands on learners" in my classroom and all were made for $1 or under. Velcro Tree $0.50 poster board from Dollar Store markers - draw tree print out different types of leaves for Fall Unit paste leaves onto cardstock and laminate peel n' stick velcro - place on side on tree and other side on…

Shraddha Fogla 🇮🇳 on Instagram: "#save introducing geography and teaching The first geographical concept I taught was - where do u live ? It’s tough for kids to understand that cities are inside state and state is inside a country and so on. This craft just made it easy !! You can also add a layer for street and help them remember the street name or house Address. Here’s how you can teach : 🌍 understand what your home looks like and talk about the fact that it has an address - help them…

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Teaching Strategy SSKG3 State the street address, city, state, and country in which the student lives. Students can create a flip book to show what there address, city, state, and country are. The school address can be used to make it easier

The theme for this months Poppins Book Nook was “Where in the World” so we decided to read Where Do I Live? This is a great book that ...

The text and three exercises to it. Key is included. Thank you!!!

Figuring out exactly where you belong on the map is a big concept for kids, but these 'where I live' stacking cups provide a great visual representation.

Kids will have fun while learning where do I Live with this printable activity perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students.