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Are you starting your journey with Eureka Math - Engaged NY- and you don't know where to start? Feeling overwhelmed by all the GREAT "stuff" included in each lesson? This comprehensive Google Slide document includes 9 interactive and animated lessons, as well as review slides of the End of Module Assessment from Module 6. Each lesson follows the Eureka Curriculum Lessons, and should be used for (whole or small group) instruction. These slides are NOT digital assignments for students, but teach

Students discover how to read and plot space objects on a coordinate grid. Students learn the easy way to remember the clue of "dribbling and shooting" to plot or read the graph. There is a student sheet embedded in the attachments file section of this SmartBoard lesson.

Use this power point presentation to introduce or review pictographs. These pictographs use a key to count the objects and also dive into using halves on a pictograph.

This is the Power Point version of the Space Coordinate Grid that was made for Smart Notebook software. It is exactly the same information. Students learn the necessary vocabulary and a clue on how to plot their points. The last slide is the classwork.

Students read each thermometer and plot the temperature on the given line graph. Great way to practice both temperature and line graphs! Just print the slides on card stock and cut. Makes a fantastic center!

Want to make your life with Common Core easier!?! Here is a packet that can help! Each part of the Common Core Essential Standards for Mathematics has been broken apart (Operations & Algebraic Thinking, Number and Operations in Base Ten, Number and Operations: Fractions, Measurement and Data, and Geometry). *** This is ONLY the Measurement and Data *** The entire packet you purchase will include: • Reference Guide to the standards. • Standard cards to display on the board or in a pocket chart

Students use these cards to practice answering questions about line plots. Students could use these cards to play a board game or just for practice.

Use this worksheet paper right after you teach your introduction or review lesson on pictographs. Students need to know how to draw objects using a key and making halves. Students also answer questions about the data.