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In this bundle you will find a resource for states, capitals, and important landmarks/waterways. This includes a unit map, maps for the regions, tests, and answer keys as well as suggested activities to accompany each region. (Not all activities are included in the bundle. Two suggested resources must be purchased from other sellers. These do not have to be done to understand the content.)Activities included are: - Maps for each region that students fill in using an atlas (See Preview) - Test

Students will classify triangles using the terms: Right, Acute, Obtuse Scalene, Equilateral, Isosceles Two sets of rules.

Students will measure objects using rulers, meter sticks, measuring tape, graduated cylinders, triple balance beams, and scales. This resource is recording pages for this activity. Included are blank templates (you can write in the object they will measure) and a filled in chart with suggested items to measure/weigh.

Use this as a first day of school activity to get students moving. I place these cards on anchor chart paper and keep them around the room for the first month of school. Have students go around the room and think about what they know a ELA block should look like. Afterwards, spend some time discussing and practicing these classroom expectations. Don't forget to emphasize the ones that mean the most to you. If students are not following expectations, remind them that we as a class came up wit

We all know that goal setting is one of the most important parts of the learning process. I place this page in page protectors in my writing folders along with their rubric and writing resources. My students write their goals on sticky notes and place on their boards.

In our class, we use hand signals to show the teacher what each student is thinking. These signs are made in the center of kid's chests so that others around them can not see. It has been my experience that as soon as a kid raises their hand, everyone else is done and doesn't try anymore. So, with the hand signals, everyone is on an even playing field. Hope this is helpful with your own math talks!