keeping elementary simple

An engaging, active lesson to teach Kinder/Pre-k students about event sequencing in stories, using the popular book “We’re Going On A Dinosaur Hunt,” by Anastasia Suen! This lesson starts with a read-aloud, followed by practice in event sequencing by placing images of the events in the story in order. Then, students get to re-enact the "Dinosaur Dig" by following each action throughout a playground/open school space. Bonus points if you can find someone to dress as a dinosaur at the end of the r

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I designed these worksheets to warm students up to the basics of long division (starting with the greatest place value, putting the answer on top, and moving to the next place value), BEFORE considering the "multiply, subtract, bring down" parts of the process. These are a great way to simplify the first step of the process, so students don't get bogged down in the logistics! The first worksheet is one-digit by two-digit, and the second is one-digit by three-digit, in which the divisor does not