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Telling Time To The Hour Autism Adaptive Book for Little Learners
This is a fun interactive book back to school adapted book special education of telling time to the hour is perfect to help young children learn how to tell time correctly. As knowing the time plays an important role in our life, but learning the time can be a bit of a challenge for young children and children with special needs. This colourful and captivating Telling Time To The Hour Matching Interactive Book will capture child’s attention and make their learning a fun experience. There are
K - 3rd
Math, Measurement, Telling Time
FUN Psychology Interactive Activity for Color Cues and Taste Perception
FUN Psychology Interactive Activity for Color Cues and Taste Perception This activity can be used at the start of a Psychology or AP Psychology course to get students excited about learning the content, it can also be used in Sensation/Perception or Brain units. You can use this in Research due to the data collection as well. This includes Teacher lesson plan Skittles Version Worksheet with data collection component Gummy Bear Worksheet Version for less time Fully editable TERMS OF USE - This it
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology, Measurement, Psychology
Finding Volume of Composite Figures Work Mat
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
Customary Conversion Charts
These customary conversion charts are great for converting the following units of measure: length, weight, volume and time. My students love to use these every year. We place our finger on the chart and move either up or down. If we move up, we multiply and if we move down, we divide. It seems to be helpful for students to physically move their finger up/down on the chart.
3rd - 6th
Measurement
CCSS
5.MD.A.1
Metric Conversions Chart
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
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