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Preview of Jelly Bean Madness Lesson Plan

Jelly Bean Madness Lesson Plan

Created by
Briana Wagner
A fun and exciting lesson plan for a kindergarten classroom or after school tutoring! Includes many wonderfully designed differentiated instruction activities. Includes step by step instructions so easy anyone could follow it! All materials included. 9 pages! Includes essential questions, standards, instructional objectives, formative assessment, introduction, teaching procedures, guided practice, independent practice, error correction, closure, differentiated learning activities, and materials!
Preview of Patriot Day Math | Data Analysis of 9/11 Statistics | K–12, TEKS-Aligned

Patriot Day Math | Data Analysis of 9/11 Statistics | K–12, TEKS-Aligned

Description: This lesson uses Patriot Day (September 11) as a context for practicing data analysis, graphing, and problem solving in a respectful, age-appropriate way. Elementary: Graph small data sets of helpers (firefighters, police, medics) with pictographs or bar graphs.Middle School: Analyze timelines and casualty numbers, calculate percents, and create bar graphs.High School: Work with complex datasets such as rebuilding costs or memorial attendance, modelin
Preview of International Literacy Day Math | Analyzing Global Literacy | K–12, TEKS

International Literacy Day Math | Analyzing Global Literacy | K–12, TEKS

Description: Bring math and global issues together on International Literacy Day (September 8) with an activity analyzing world literacy statistics. Elementary: Compare literacy rates from 3 countries and build bar graphs.Middle School: Work with regional data sets to calculate averages, differences, and gender comparisons.High School: Graph UNESCO literacy data, calculate percent changes over time, and analyze inequalities using ratios.What’s inside:Full K–12 TEK
Preview of Montessori UE Math and Language Record Sheets

Montessori UE Math and Language Record Sheets

These editable sheets allow you to type in your students' names and follow my UE Scope and Sequence with State Standards. My math records follow Montessori Made Manageable's Application Program for ages 9-12. This is a three year record sheet program. For math and language, I follow the same concepts every year, but go deeper into academic level to work on quality, retention, and to increase the challenge with the same concept. This way, after Montessori, they will be familiar with a large v
Preview of Constitution Day Math | Numbers in the U.S. Constitution | K–12, TEKS

Constitution Day Math | Numbers in the U.S. Constitution | K–12, TEKS

Description: Celebrate Constitution Day (September 17) by showing students how numbers reveal history! In this activity, learners explore articles, amendments, years, and voting ages through math skills appropriate to their grade level. Elementary: Count branches of government, add articles and amendments, and draw number representations.Middle School: Calculate years between the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, find what fraction of states must ratify amendments, and s
Preview of Math Project-Create Own Dream Home-Blueprints and Floor Plan (perimeter & area)

Math Project-Create Own Dream Home-Blueprints and Floor Plan (perimeter & area)

Create blueprints and/or floor plans for your own dream home!! Your little architects will love dreaming big with this project. Using their imaginations and graph paper, they will create their own blueprints.They will be learning area, measurement and perfecting those problem solving and critical thinking skills. The bonus is they won't even know it because they will be having fun. This project is very "real life" oriented. For the younger grades this would be better for the GT students. Or
Preview of Da Vinci Parachute Prototypes -- Hands-on STEM

Da Vinci Parachute Prototypes -- Hands-on STEM

In this lesson, students solve geometry problems and learn background physics concepts as they build a working model of Leonardo Da Vinci’s parachute. Logic, critical thinking, a bit of Renaissance history, writing and supporting conclusions with details from a source—it’s all here too! Make this extended lesson a cross-curricular, standards-based mini-unit, or just make it a cool building activity. Pick and choose the level of commitment right for you and your students. With the suggested e
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