Kindergarten and first grade students will increase their knowledge of "Thinking Green" while strenthening their sorting and graphing skills as they complete this "What gets recycled" challenge. A great way to combine math and social studies.
This is a math and literature follow-up activity for the book Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes.Ask students to predict which letter is most common in the names of the whole class. Each table group fills in this alphabet tally page for the letters in their names. Then compile the data on a whole-class chart to see the results and talk about them. My class had a discussion about vowels and consonants when we looked at the whole-class data.This lesson is part of my larger math and literature 12 Math a
Kindergarten and first grade students can strengthen their graphing skills this fun taste test. After tasting red, yellow and green apples, students fill out an individual graph then choose their favorite and record it on a class graph.
This is a bar graph template that can be used by teachers to teach students how to understand bar graphs and create their own bar graphs. Teachers can use this template teach students about parts of a bar graph and how to interpret data in bar graphs.
Students will learn about the important events in Barack Obama's life as they complete this photo timeline. Two versions are included, one for upper elementary and one for lower elementary.
1st - 6th
Government, Graphing, U.S. History
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