Halfway Day Activities| Fun ways to Explore the Meaning of One-Half
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More advanced math students can celebrate Day 100, too! They just need a bit of a challenge when dealing with hundreds!Why use Day 100 Games, Activities, and Worksheets for More Advanced Students? Research tells us that an element of fun enhances learning. Children love celebrating the interestingPrice $19.95Original Price $38.50Save $18.55
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Day 90 is the halfway point in the school year. What an excellent opportunity to review and celebrate the concept of one-half!
Why use Halfway Day Activities| Fun Ways to Explore the Meaning of One-Half? Research tells us novelty is needed for learning to happen. Children get excited about special days and are more likely to learn. Plus, basic fractions like ½ are fun for children to learn.
How it works: The 90th day of school is a great reason to celebrate AND a great reason to practice concepts of ½. This collection has several activities for the children to celebrate and explore what one-half means!
What’s included: This resource contains badges in a variety of colors the children can decorate and wear (or make into headbands), plus 4 fun pages to practice the concept of one half.
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