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Circle Time Morning Meeting Year-Long Special Ed & Preschool Songs w/ Visuals

Created by

Autism Classroom Resources-Christine Reeve

Circle time and morning meeting fall apart fast without the right materials — especially in special education classrooms where students need consistent visuals to stay engaged. 🎯 This circle time bundle gives you 39 morning meeting activities built specifically for special education — songs, rhymes, and interactive routines with the visual supports already prepped, so every student can participate, every month of the year. Designed for preschool, early elementary, and self-contained classroom

PreK - 1st

Classroom Community, Measurement, Numbers

CCSS

RL.K.1

, RL.K.2

, RL.K.3

4th Grade Perimeter Composite Figures Irregular Shapes PowerPoint Math Activity

Created by

Catch My Products

Do your kids need practice solving perimeter of irregular shaped polygons? Students solve the perimeter for shapes made up of several rectangles put together. Some of the side values are missing, so students must figure the values of missing sides in order to solve perimeter. Students may work independently or in groups. The PowerPoint may be projected onto a smart/whiteboard or chalkboard from a computer or printed off. PowerPoints are great for screen sharing through distance learning, too! S

3rd - 5th

Math, Measurement

CCSS

3.MD.D.8

, 4.MD.A.3

Also included in: 4th Grade Area and Perimeter of Composite Irregular Shapes Measurement Activity

Finding Volume of Composite Figures Work Mat

Created by

Math without the Madness

This work mat help students organize their thinking when finding volume of composite figures. I print them and place them in clear pocket protectors for students to use individually. It really helps students feel successful when practicing this skill.

5th

Geometry, Measurement

CCSS

5.MD.C.5c

Metric Conversions Chart

Created by

Math without the Madness

This graphic organizer has been a game changer when it comes to teaching metric conversions! I have students use colored pencils or markers to complete the chart with measurements (red for capacity, blue for length, and green for weight.) Then, students use an object (eraser, pompom, decimal cutout) to physically move the decimal from one measurement to the other. I explain how to do this in the video preview. My students have so much fun with metric conversions every year, which is saying a lot

4th - 6th

Measurement

CCSS

5.MD.A.1