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"Scrappy the Bear" story and glyph
Today’s activity is perfect for your Pre-K to 2nd grade students. This is a great activity for the beginning of the school year!
Meet Scrappy the Bear, he is a bear with a story to tell to your class. At the end of the story please use ‘Scrappy’ to create a glyph. For younger students, it will be crucial for you to model your own glyph first. I highly suggest printing ‘Scrappy’ on cardstock, to increase his durability.
Begin by reading the story “Scrappy the Bear” to your class. I usual
PreK - 2nd
Graphing, Other (Math)
Hashtag Blocks Mini Unit
Use Hashtag Blocks as a way to increase student engagement! This FREE printable includes activities for both math and writing.
K - 2nd
Graphing, Math, Writing
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1st Grade Math Data and Graphing Activities - Graphing Our Favorite Colors FREE
This 1st grade graphing activity is perfect for introducing data collection and analysis! Students will love working together as a class to create a large “Favorite Colors” graph. Help your 1st graders explore data analysis and graphing in a fun way with these activities! This resource covers data collection, picture graphs, bar graphs, tally tables and interpreting data. Four NO PREP printable worksheets have been included for extra practice with data & graphing. With a variety of options,
K - 1st
Graphing, Math
CCSS
1.MD.C.4
Duck For President - FREEBIE
Duck for President Election, Reading & Writing Activities FREEBIE This Includes: Common Core Reading Aligned Worksheets - 5 pages Election Voting Forms - 2 pages Writing Pages - 14 pages Duck versus Farmer Brown Anchor Chart (to fill out with class) - 1 pg or 6 page poster What a President Does Anchor Chart (to fill out with class) - 1 pg or 6 page poster election activities | duck for president | voting | voting worksheets | election worksheets | ballot | ballot voting | student voting | stud
K - 3rd
Elections - Voting, Graphing, Literature
Name Graph Activities Freebie!
One of my favorite activities to do at the beginning of the year is a name graph. It's a quick little activity that allows me to quickly assess which of my students know how to spell their name, who can write their own name, and who can count. We do the graph as a whole class, but you could use this page as a student recording sheet as well. You could also project the graph and do it on the computer. I may use our school's poster maker to blow it up to a large size so I can hang it up for a
K - 2nd
Basic Operations, Graphing
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