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Addition Math Craft Thanksgiving Day Parade
This addition math craft makes the perfect center activity for preschool, kindergarten, or first grade students for the Thanksgiving Day Parade. Students will practice simple arithmetic by adding the parade balloons which makes a great activity or assessment. This holiday themed printable math resource includes differentiated templates to choose from that will make the perfect bulletin board. This product includes:templates with different headers including:I have _____ parade balloons
K - 3rd
Arithmetic, Mental Math, Numbers
2D Shapes Anchor Chart | Geometry Poster
2D Shapes Anchor Chart | Geometry Poster | 8.5 x 11 Printable Help students learn and recognize basic 2D shapes with this bright and engaging 2D Shapes Anchor Chart. This visual math poster is perfect for introducing geometry concepts and helping students identify common flat shapes. The chart includes clear illustrations and labels so students can easily recognize each shape and build confidence with shape names and geometry vocabulary. Shapes Included Circle Triangle Square Rectangle
1st - 12th
Algebra, Arithmetic, Basic Operations
Also included in: 2D & 3D Shapes Bundle | Geometry Anchor Charts
All About Cones Anchor Chart
This colorful anchor chart introduces students to the 3D shape called a cone in a fun and engaging way. It features a large, neatly labeled diagram of a cone highlighting key parts such as the vertex, base (circle), and slant height. The chart clearly explains important characteristics, including that a cone has one flat face and one curved surface. A section with real-life examples—like an ice cream cone, party hat, and traffic cone—helps students connect the concept to everyday objects. The vo
1st - 12th
Algebra, Arithmetic, Basic Operations
All About Triangular Prisms Anchor Chart
This colorful anchor chart introduces the triangular prism as a three-dimensional shape. It explains that a triangular prism has two triangular bases and three rectangular faces, making a total of 5 faces, 9 edges, and 6 vertices. The chart includes labeled diagrams to help visualize each part of the shape, along with a net showing how the prism can be unfolded into a flat pattern. Real-life examples, such as tents and roofs, help connect the concept to everyday objects. The chart also highlight
1st - 12th
Algebra, Arithmetic, Basic Operations
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