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Renaissance Artist or Ninja Turtle??

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This is a simple introduction activity for Kindergarten or 1st grade Gifted and Talented students to a Renaissance artists unit. Students cut out characteristic cards and paste them into the columns of "Renaissance Artist" or "Ninja Turtle." I usually use this as our first activity as we get into the artists, so this is not an incredibly difficult task.

K - 1st

Art History, European History

Kansas State Symbols 3-part cards

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Shannon Rasmussen

Help students identify and name the state symbols for Kansas. This matching set needs printed just once to have all the pictures and labels to match and the checking cards to go with it. It includes the following words: Kansas flag, sunflower, ornate box turtle, bison, silt loam, barred tiger salamander, cottonwood tree, western meadowlark, western honeybee, and wheat.

K - 6th

Geography, Reading, Vocabulary

INTERACTIVE ZOO ADVENTURE: SAMPLE: NO PREP

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The Pediatric Source

Please note: this will only work on PowerPoint Presentation. This is an interactive activity that is great for early childhood education. Each slide has a sound (top right) that can be played. This activity is great for sentence expansions, vocabulary (animals, sounds, basic food items), gestalt language learners and biomes. The sample includes the zoo entrance and two exhibits; crocodile and turtles. All other exhibits are blurred out. Entrance slide: problem solving, target word OPEN Slid

PreK - 2nd

Montessori Three Part Cards for Safari OCEAN TOOB

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Bee's Montessori Beginnings

This is a digital download of three part cards to go with the Safari Ocean TOOB. These cards can be printed on cardstock and laminated for use with Montessori lessons. They can be used with or without the objects from the Safari TOOB. Included for Each Animal: 1 control card with photo of object 1 photo card of object 1 control card with photo of animal in nature 1 photo card of animal in nature 2 word cards Animals: dolphin, eagle ray, humpback whale, moray eel, octopus, penguin, sea lion, sea

PreK - 1st

Earth Sciences, Science

Clinical Interview - Lady Bugs

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The Knowledge Turtle

A clinical interview generally consists of open-ended tasks for a student to solve. The interviewer hypothesizes how the student will respond, but often maintains a flexible questioning structure to explore alternative hypotheses about the student's thinking.

PreK - 4th