Quantifiers

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Qualitative vs. Quantitative Data Lab

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For this lab students will pick 4 objects from around the room and collect 3 qualitative and 3 quantities observations on it. They will need to make sure their qualitative observations involves looking at the quality of the object and use their senses and their quantitative observations should use numbers and involved some type of measurement of the object such as length, width, mass or volume. This lab has everything you need except for the objects. You can have the students pick their own r

5th - 10th

Basic Principles, General Science, Science

Numbers to 20 Fall Leaves Counting to 20 Math Number Sense Digital Game

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Dragonfly Bay

Do your students need to improve their number sense skills? Students will enjoy counting cute Fall images with this numbers to 20 self-graded digital game. Students will stay engaged as they earn rewards for correct answers. They will model their understanding of the relationship between numbers and quantities. This digital Math numbers to 20 number sense game was created for kindergarten, but it would also help students review in 1st grade. ✨THIS COUNTING NUMBERS TO 20 NUMBER SENSE D

K - 1st

Basic Principles, Math, Numbers

CCSS

K.CC.B.4

, K.CC.B.5

How much sugar_learning how to measure weight and volume

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Science Nerd

There has been a lot of discussion in the media recently about the amount of sugar in the average person’s diet. This activity is designed to examine this principle whilst teaching students to measure weights and volumes. All measurements are metric. This activity can be used for 10 - 15 year olds. Students are also asked analyse the food nutrition panels on the side of products, measure the quantities and graph their data. Science and mathematics combine to teach a valuable lesson.

5th - 8th

Applied Math, Basic Principles, Graphing

The Big Stretch

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Flying Turtle Classroom

Estimated Experiment Length- 1-2 hours Well suited for 2 class periods This is a product comparison science experiment using 2 brands of bubble gum measuring bubble diameter and linear stretch. Working with a partner, students will use the scientific method to proceed through this high-interest lab, which can be adjusted for a wide variety of grade levels and ability sets. Problem: Which type of bubble gum has the best stretch? In this experiment, students will compare 2 brands of bubble g

3rd - 8th

Basic Principles, General Science, Physics