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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.

Students practice solving money word problems in which they must make change. Amounts as Much a $100.00. Must be able to subtract across zeros.

In need of a quick research project? What better to research than the states that make up the United States! Students use their research skills to find information about a chosen state. While researching, your students will learn about the state's location, population, Indigenous peoples from that state, and many other exciting facts. This is a great way to assess how well your students can research independently.

Students practice the concepts of cause and effect, sequencing, and context clues using the fable The Lion and The Mouse. This document is differentiated for low and high leveled students, with two versions for each activity/concept. The first copy of the fable has words highlighted for struggling readers to find quickly, whereas the second copy of the fable has no highlighted text.

Colorful game board. Could be used for any type of game (math, reading, letters, etc.)

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.