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Earth Day Arrays - Multiplication Foundation - Google Slides & Seesaw
Earth Day themed resource to engage your students into learning the foundations of multiplication! This resource is FULLY digital and accessible using Google Slides & Seesaw.This resource is split into 2 digital lessons: Earth Day Arrays-Slides to introduce and teach an array's purpose and it's parts (3 videos embedded) -Slides to practice skip counting rows on an array and using repeated addition to solve - Slides to read a word problem, create their own corresponding array and complete
2nd - 3rd
Arithmetic, Basic Operations
Valentine Activities
This worksheet is a Valentine’s Day activity that combines cutting and puzzling. Students cut out the picture pieces by following the lines carefully. They then arrange and paste the pieces to complete the Valentine picture. The activity helps develop fine motor skills and problem-solving skills.
PreK - 6th
Art History, Numbers, Other (Arts)
Hands-On Back to School Get to Know You, LEGO Brick Activity for STEM Classrooms
Looking for a Low-Prep, High-Impact Get to Know You Activity for Back to School?This Back to School-Themed "All About Me" Brick Build Activity is the perfect way to engage your students in a hands-on, collaborative challenge—without the stress of planning a long-term project! With just a bucket of LEGO building bricks, your students will be busy building, laughing, and learning about one another. How to Play:Place buckets of LEGO bricks at your table groups.Ask an “All About Me” question.If it’
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Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Other (Math)
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Bundle Hands-On Get to Know You, LEGO Brick Activity for STEM Classrooms
Looking for a Low-Prep, High-Impact Get to Know You Activity that you can use all year long?These seasonal "All About Me" Brick Build Activities are the perfect way to engage your students in a hands-on, collaborative challenge—without the stress of planning a long-term project! With just a bucket of LEGO building bricks, your students will be busy building, laughing, and learning about one another. How to Play:Place buckets of LEGO bricks at your table groups.Ask an “All About Me” question.If
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Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Other (Math)
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