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The product is a Google Slide document contains a KUD (Know, Understand, Do) for each of the tested standards on the Florida Civics EOC and Target Goals for each standard. Where this is an editable file, you can customize the document for your needs. It should save you a great deal of time if you are working on your plans for the year. Each slide is formatted to 8.5 x 11 for easy printing. Each standard has a separate slide for the KUD and Target Goals, so if your administrator requires one

In this activity, children will practice calculating the unit price of various packages of items in the produce section of the grocery store. After collecting data, children will determine unit price to make informed consumer decisions.

With this activity, children will collect data from the produce section of the grocery store and using the data, develop an understanding of linear functions.

This resource includes 3 activities to provide students with practice in understanding the rights protected in the Bill of Rights. It includes an examination of the text of the amendments, an opportunity to represent the freedoms included in the 1st Amendment and a matching activity that pairs scenarios with the rights. Included are the instructions, the Student Accountability Worksheet, on which the students record the work done in the group activities, the matching 'card set' and the referen

In this activity, students will complete activities at the grocery store and then using the data, solve some 'real world' problems using the data.

With this resource, children measure various spherical fruits / vegetables and determine the surface area. Children will use the experience to determine the 'edible' volume of by problem solving.

In this grocery store activity, students will weigh produce and determine the mean, median and mode of the products. From this data, they will solve 'real world' problems. Additionally, the resource includes an activity that requires the children to make conclusions base on line graphs of production.

In this activity, children will measure and weigh various spherical fruits to determine the volume and then plot the relationship of the volume with the weight. Students will have the opportunity to practice plotting data on a graph and solving problems related to volume.

Make a trip to the grocery store a math activity. Students will collect measurement data samples and use the data 'at home' to use for math activity.