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Math Lab: Coordinate Plane Activity Lab #1
Here's a fantastic hands-on Math lab that your students will really enjoy. Reading, analyzing, and sketching lines and shapes on the coordinate plane has never been this much fun...until now! This lab contains 7 individual Steps that help students master the basics of the coordinate plane. STEP ONE: Getting To Know YouIn this Step, students experiment / play with the online coordinate plane simulator. It's an advanced simulator, that can easily be used in a collegiate setting. However, with a l
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Applied Math, Geometry, Graphing
CCSS
8.G.A.1a
, 8.G.A.1b
, 8.G.A.1c
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Math Art Project: Desmos Equation Art, Research, and Field Trip Opportunity
Ignite your students' creativity and mathematical skills with this supercharged Math Art Project! With a field trip opportunity to the local art museum, students will be able to immerse themselves in inspiration from the masters. They will then dive into the world of research, exploring the mathematical principles behind art and discovering the intricate connections between numbers and beauty. But the real magic happens when students put their knowledge to the test with Desmos Equation Art. Usin
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Algebra, Algebra 2
CCSS
HSA-CED.A.1
, HSA-CED.A.2
, HSA-CED.A.3
+1
Groundhog Day Activities | Adapted Book, Communication Board, Graphing & Sorting
Make Groundhog Day meaningful, engaging, and accessible with this Groundhog Day Activities resource—perfect for early elementary classrooms, special education, and speech-language therapy! This no-prep pack is designed to support language development, comprehension, data collection, and seasonal concepts through hands-on and visual learning. This resource includes a variety of Groundhog Day activities that can be used for whole group instruction, small groups, or independent work, making it easy
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General Science, Graphing, Reading
Apple Activities for Fall | Apple Tasting Graph, Craft, & Life Cycle Visuals
Bring the excitement of fall into your classroom with this engaging apple-themed resource! Perfect for early learners, this pack combines hands-on activities with visual supports to build fine motor, literacy, and science skills. Students will love exploring apples through: Apple Tasting Graph – Record and compare favorite apple flavors with a fun, student-friendly graphing activity. Apple Craft with Tracing – Step-by-step visual directions guide students in creating their favorite apple while
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General Science, Graphing, Handwriting
St. Patrick’s Day Math & Early Finisher Activities | Graphing, Adding, Maze, etc
Bring some festive learning into your classroom with this St. Patrick’s Day themed math and early finisher activity pack! These engaging, low-prep worksheets help students practice foundational math skills while celebrating the holiday. Perfect for kindergarten and early elementary learners, these activities are simple to implement and great for independent work, math centers, morning work, or early finishers. 🍀 What’s Included This resource includes 5 St. Patrick’s Day themed worksheets:
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Arithmetic, Coloring Pages, Graphing
Easter Pictograph Worksheet | Graphing & Data Interpretation Activity | Math Rev
Make graphing fun and engaging with this Easter-themed pictograph worksheet! Students will use a pictograph to answer questions, helping them build skills in data interpretation, counting, and comparison. This activity is perfect for reinforcing graphing concepts in a meaningful and seasonal way. With clear visuals and structured questions, it works especially well for upper elementary and middle school students, including those in special education and intervention settings. ✏️ What’s Inc
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Graphing, Measurement, Other (Math)
Graph Grid Paper with Blank Workspace Math Paper Science Paper
Do you ever wish your students could use graph grid organizers with blank space for calculations? Look no further than these graph paper organizer grids for math, science, and language. Help your students stay organized and show their work with plenty of space! What's included (PDF)3 different organization styles 2 grid sizes (large and small) 6 pages total Uses and Benefits:Equations Graphing Word Problems Science Experiment Recording Visualize Fractions Geometry Area and Perimeter You Might A
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Other (ELA), Other (Math), Other (Science)
Lucky charm sort/graphing
Includes 3 different variations of lucky charm sorting and graphing pages.
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Graphing
Colored Shoes Counting Dice and Graph
Roll the dice, then graph. A fun way to work on colors and counting all rolled into one. Adapted from the book, Pete the Cat I Love My White Shoes.
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Math
Geometry Graphing and Travel Project STEM (3 Rubrics_Elem to Middle School)
Geometry Graphing and travel project. 3 Differentiated Rubrics. Great for elementary (2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th) or middle school grades (6th, 7th, 8th, 9th). Math concepts: graphing, slope, total distance, total cost, midpoint and distance formulas. Students travel to 5 cities by graphing coordinates on a map. Students must research each city and find fun facts and places to visit. 3 differentiated rubrics provide the following math concepts: Level 1 Rubric: Graphing Points, total distance, City
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Geometry, Math
Mario Graph
A reusable graph, laminate, and add velcro dots. Place numbers at the bottom of the graph, have the student add the characters or vice versa.
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Graphing, Numbers
Also included in: Math Mario Bundle
Doodle Math Paper- Graph paper doodles
50 unique doodle math pagesPrint for kids to use to solve their math, take notes, or doodlePerfect for math, science, and more!Doodling while thinking has many benefits for kids. Here are a few: Encourages creativity: Doodling is a fun and easy way for kids to express themselves creatively. It allows them to experiment with different shapes, colors, and designs without the pressure of creating something perfect.Helps with concentration: Doodling while thinking can actually help kids concentrate
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Math, Science
Homemade Applesauce - writing recipes, writing grocery list and simple cooking
This is a great fall/autumn activity to work on functional living skills, executive functions skills and handwriting! Have your student copy the recipe, write a grocery list and make their own applesauce!
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Family Consumer Sciences, Handwriting, Measurement
BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR STEM CHALLENGES!
Begin your year with FUN yet EDUCATIONAL STEM challenges.
PAPER CHAIN CHALLENGE: This STEM activity is fantastic for all ages. It is engaging and meaningful. In my classroom, I grouped students heterogeneously. Then I gave them the challenge to construct the longest paper chain out of just ONE piece of construction paper. After an initial time period for sketching ideas, each group constructed their paper chain. Upon completion, we measured the chains in inches two at a time, eliminatin
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Math
Daily Checklist
Daily Student Checklist for Work Completion & Assignment Turn-In Perfect for students with ADHD, executive functioning challenges, or those who need extra support staying organized!Help your students take ownership of their learning with this simple, structured, and student-friendly daily checklist. Designed to support focus, task initiation, and accountability, this tool is ideal for elementary and middle school classrooms, resource rooms, or inclusion settings. ✅ What’s Included: Daily trac
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Other (Math), Reading, Writing-Essays
Integral Calculus Quick Study Guide
Integral Calculus Quick Study Guide, including Integral formulas, Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, U-Substitution, Definition of Area using Limits, Average Value of a Function, Mean Value Theorem, Definite Integrals as Areas, Exponential Growth, Volume of Solids, and Integration by Parts.
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Calculus
Educational Brain-Teasers Deal or Nodeal Game
Brain teasers, including riddles, puzzles, and logic problems, offer a fun and engaging way to challenge and enhance various aspects of our cognitive function and overall well-being. Here are some of the advantages of incorporating brain teasers into your routine: 1. Sharpened Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills: Brain teasers encourage critical thinking by requiring you to analyze information, identify patterns, and look at problems from different perspectives. They foster creative problem-solv
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Chemistry, General Science, Other (Math)
Salt Dough
Support your student's fine motor and sensory needs through salt dough play! This resource provides an easy to follow salt dough recipe along with activity ideas to engage students. Strengthen those little hands, increase fine motor skills and support sensory needs then watch students' handwriting and other fine motor skills flourish! With the added bonus of working on executive function skills like following directions as well as mathematic skills with 1/2 and 1/4 measurements, this activity
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Measurement, Not Subject Specific, Other (Arts)
Coin Mats
Introduction to counting coins. Have students read cost out loud. Then have students match the coins on the paper. Used in a Self Contained Middle School classroom where students function at a Pre-K level.
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Math
THINKER 2
Target Audience: Suitable for all learners, including individuals with developmental conditions such as autism, learning difficulties, intellectual disability, Down syndrome, dementia, or other cognitive challenges. OverviewHave you ever thought about how powerful your brain is? This activity pack is designed to strengthen cognitive skills—especially executive functioning (EF). These are the mental abilities we use every day to organise, problem-solve, make decisions, and understand the world a
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Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Classroom Community
IB PYP - HOW WE ORGANIZE OURSELVES - TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
A full planner and guide to assist the educator with the transdisciplinary theme. The full planner includes: Transdisciplinary Theme with Subject Focus: The interconnectedness of human-made systems and communities. Central Idea: People develop transportation systems to improve speed and convenience. Key Concepts: Function, Form, Causation, Perspective Lines of Inquiry: Need for transportTransportation systemsDesigning and making transportPlanning: Approaches to Learning (ATL's): Research sk
1st - 6th, Not Specific
English Language Arts, Math
Also included in: IB PYP - 6 Transdisciplinary Themes - Planners - Primary
Range Puzzles Logic Grids | 300 No-Prep Critical Thinking Worksheets
Looking for a high-interest, zero-prep way to build critical thinking and deductive reasoning in your classroom? This massive collection of 300 unique Range Puzzles is the ultimate resource to keep your students challenged, focused, and deeply engaged! Spanning 55 professionally designed pages, these logic grids function similarly to Sudoku and number-path puzzles, making them an instant hit for math centers, morning work, or early finisher activities. Whether you need a calm, silent routine to
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Mental Math, Numbers, Other (Math)
IB PYP - SHARING THE PLANET – HUMAN INTERACTION WITH THE NATURAL WORLD
A full planner and guide to assist the educator with the transdisciplinary theme. The full planner includes: Transdisciplinary Theme Focus: Rights and responsibilities in the struggle to share finite resources with other people and with other living things. Central Idea: Human interaction with the natural world causes change. Key Concepts: Function, Causation, Change Lines of Inquiry: The natural worldHuman interaction with natureChanges people can makePlanning: Approaches to Learning (AT
1st - 6th, Not Specific
English Language Arts, Math
Also included in: IB PYP - 6 Transdisciplinary Themes - Planners - Primary
Playdough Experiment | AAC Core Vocabulary Autism Speech Therapy Lesson
This AAC core vocabulary playdough experiment will get your neurodiverse students excited for group special education or speech therapy lessons! Perfect for busy special educators, speech therapists, and occupational therapists, this no-prep resource provides communication support with visuals, picture communication symbols, and structured guidance—all in one engaging lesson. Skills Covered:Communicative functions such as requesting, directing actions, and making commentsConcrete WH- questions S
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General Science, Measurement, Speaking & Listening
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