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Colorful Composition Desk Name Tags
Welcome your students to your classroom with these cute trendy student name tags! You will have multiple color options to choose from. These editable composition name labels will help you match the fonts and colors to your current theme. There is an option in every color with and without primary writing lines. Feel free to use the blank ones to have students practice handwriting skills in print or cursive with an Expo marker!
PreK - 12th
Handwriting, Other (ELA), Other (Math)
Multiple Intelligences Survey for Kids (with math tally marks idea)
During our Unit of Inquiry based around identity - "Personal Identity is shaped by family and experience" we completed a multiple intelligence survey. The unit was at the beginning of the year, so was an ideal way for students to get to know more information about each other. UOI focus on open-minded, respect and empathy.
Using a free download from Laura Candler (http://www.lauracandler.com/strategies/multipleintelligences.php) my grade 1 class completed a multiple intelligences survey. As a ch
K - 3rd
Character Education, Numbers
Labor Day Graphing | Careers & Data Analysis | K–12, TEKS-Aligned
Description: Tie Labor Day to math by graphing jobs, careers, and worker data. Students practice data representation while honoring the workforce. Elementary: Build pictographs or bar graphs showing jobs like teacher, doctor, or firefighter.Middle School: Create histograms or bar graphs of workforce data, calculating mean, median, and mode.High School: Analyze Bureau of Labor Statistics datasets with scatterplots, comparing employment trends over time and across s
K - 12th
Algebra, Numbers, Other (Math)
Lifespan Measurement with Historical Characters:Inventors, Artists, Authors
Students can easily visualize the length of important characters sorted by groups such as children's book authors, artists, scientists and inventors, space exploration and women's history based upon the visual graph. Extend the discussion by using a 100s chart to calculate the exact length of each life and using practical application for using tens and ones. Make multiple copies to be cut apart for the students to place different lengths in order. Task cards are in the works and you will be not
K - 3rd
Measurement, U.S. History
Lifespan Measurement with Historical Characters #1: Time Periods
Students can easily visualize the length of important characters sorted by periods such as the American Revolution, Westward Expansion, Civil War, Industrial Revolution, Turn of the Century, Great Depression/WWII, Civil Rights to Present based upon the visual graph. Extend the discussion by using a 100s chart to calculate the exact length of each life and using practical application for using tens and ones. Make multiple copies to be cut apart for the students to place different lengths in order
K - 3rd
Measurement, U.S. History
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