Elementary Basic Operations Specialty Instructions for Microsoft

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Chef Math in the Kitchen — Fun Food-Math Worksheet (Grades 1–3)

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Put on your chef’s hat and sharpen your math skills with this engaging Chef Math in the Kitchen worksheet — perfect for grades 1–3! Designed as a fun, kitchen-themed math activity, this worksheet helps students practice counting, addition, measurement, comparison, and money math through cooking‑inspired tasks. ✅ What’s Included Counting practice: count ingredients like berries and banana slices 🍓🍌 Simple addition problems using sandwich slices — ideal for building early number sense Measu

1st - 3rd

Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Family Consumer Sciences

CCSS

1.OA.C.5

Also included in: Chef Mini‑Unit (Grades 1–3) — Reading, Comprehension & Kitchen Math Worksheets

K–5 Eureka Math Backwards Planning Template | Module + Topic Study Tool

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Everyday Eureka

Looking to bring more purpose and clarity to your Eureka Math® prep? This K–5 Backwards Planning Template helps you zoom out and focus on the big ideas that connect your lessons—from module to topic level. Designed for intentional teachers and collaborative teams, this tool guides you through targeted study of the Teacher Edition so your instruction is grounded in coherence, progression, and student thinking. Inside you’ll find structured planning prompts for: ✔️ Unpacking the Module Overview

K - 5th

Basic Operations, Numbers, Place Value

Also included in: K–5 Eureka Math Planning Templates BUNDLE | Module, Topic & Lesson Level Tools

Coding with micro:bit - Operations on Random Numbers (Grades 3+)

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Math & Tech Resources - by Chris

Build Computational Thinking in Grade 3 with this micro:bit Coding Lesson!Looking for a meaningful way to blend coding and math in your classroom? This Number Machine lesson is your go-to resource! Designed for Grade 3+ educators, it walks students through a clear build plan using pseudocode before transitioning into actual coding with Microsoft MakeCode and micro:bit. Your learners will: Build a digital “number machine” that performs math operations on random numbers. Follow a scaffolded, ste

3rd - 4th

Basic Operations, Computer Science - Technology