Learning Adventures K12

Students will create a Bakery. As the owners they will come up with a name, design their store, sign, and more. This project allows students to see and use math in real life circumstances. Questions are based off of previous EOG math released questions. Great resource for EOG Prep or end of year review. Questions include concepts on area, perimeter, adding, subtraction, multiplying, and dividing fractions and more. Real life circumstances include paying employees, determining business

This is a powerpoint game for fourth grade. Students are broken up into teams. Each team takes turns reading, solving, and answering the question. When a student chooses the right answer there will be applause wrong answers make the slide jump forward so the next team would get a chance at solving. Points range from 5 or 10. 22 questions totally. Problems include concepts with geometry, area and perimeter, fractions, number patterns, multiplication, time, etc. Great for EOG prep and/or

Hi there! This package offers an area and perimeter slideshow. On the slideshow your students will learn about area and perimeter for regular and irregular shapes. It offers practice problems students work together as well as with partners. Word problems using area and perimeter included. A video and two songs have been included towards the end of the slideshow that students really loved! Architect game at the end. Students become architects for a local school. The school needs a playground

This is a powerpoint game for fifth grade. Students are broken up into teams. Each team takes turns reading, solving, and answering the question. When a student chooses the right answer there will be applause wrong answers make the slide jump forward so the next team would get a chance at solving. Points range from 5 or 10. 21 questions totally. Problems include concepts with geometry, area and perimeter, fractions, number patterns, multiplication, median, word problems, and more. Great

Would You Rather Math Edition! Multiplication and Division Students will draw a card from the pile and read the Would You Rather prompt. Students should choose which they would rather choice and from that it will determine which math equation they will answer. Example Would you rather ... be a butterfly or be a caterpillar 5 x 9 7 x 7 My students really loved incorporating this fun game with MATH!! Please be sure to check out my other pro

This slideshow reviews and demonstrates what it means to find evidence in your reading. This is presented as though the students are reading detectives. The questions for passages are what they need to complete to solve the case. Using evidence they find in text they can prove their answer! The slideshow comes with definitions, examples, discussion questions, and a reading passage with questions that can be passed out for individual or partner work.

Hi there! Note taking guide with questions for crash course kids videos. Each of the five sections for the video series includes a key words, notes, questions and summary section. After all five videos have been completed there is a review question section as well.

Students love moving while learning. In this slideshow students will get to be active while also reading and counting numbers. Each slide has a number as well as a physical activity. When the slide pops up students say aloud the number and then count to that number while doing the physical activity. Example: Number 12.. 12 toe touches. There is also a dance video at the beginning to get students moving and a dance break in the middle. My Kindergarten and 1st graders have really loved doi

This is a powerpoint game for fourth grade. Students are broken up into teams. Each team takes turns reading, solving, and answering the question. When a student chooses the right answer there will be applause wrong answers make the slide jump forward so the next team would get a chance at solving. Points. 22 questions totally. Problems include concepts with geometry, area and perimeter, fractions, number patterns, multiplication, time, word problems and more. Great for EOG prep and/

Students will create and design a Pizza restaurant. This creative math project allows students to see and use math in real life circumstances. Concepts include area, perimeter, fractions, adding and subtracting of 3 digit numbers, solving for unknowns, reading graphs. Real life circumstances include designing store, paying employees, filling customer orders, working out shipments and more! My students loved doing this project. Math questions are based off of released EOG test from recent

Slideshow representing the phases of the moon. Each slideshow presents a picture of that phase as well as an explanation of what is occurring during that phase. At the end of the slideshow there is a moon video along with a Moon Tour through NASA. There are fun facts about the moon at the beginning and then a fill in the blank slideshow for the end. Also includes a matching game link where students can test their knowledge by matching pictures of moon phases with their labels.

Hi there. Note taking guide with review questions. This guide goes along with the Crash Course Kids videos on youtube. This is for the sun series. Includes worksheet for each video. Worksheet includes section for key words, notes, summary, and questions section. Review sheet for all videos as well.

Two lesson plans for the novel Tuck Everlasting Lesson one focuses on character analysis. Includes a worksheet for knowledge check afterwards. Lesson two focuses on themes in literature specifically those (immortality, nature, life and death, and freedom) found in this novel. Includes a worksheet for knowledge check afterwards.

Students will create and design a Lemonade/Drink Stand (business). This creative math project allows students to see and use math in real life circumstances. Concepts include area, perimeter, fractions, adding and subtracting numbers, solving for unknowns, angles, measurement conversions, reading graphs and more. Real life circumstances include designing store, paying employees, filling customer orders, working out shipments and more! My students loved doing this project. Math questions

Learning about Cherokee history through stories. 60 slides in slideshow. Includes the links to the three stories. Each story set includes slides that focuses on the language and vocabulary, stories meaning, and partner work. Objective goals for students: I can explain how different cultures explain events. I can use precise wording and specific vocabulary to teach others about a topic.

This activity has 42 slides. Each pair of slides has a multiplication problem followed by the slide with the answer and the movement activity. I play music during this. I give them a few seconds to answer and then for the activity slide about 30 seconds to complete before going on. Mine really enjoy reviewing some facts will being active.

This book is 205 pages. I recommend printing front/back. Each section includes an outline of the state where they must research the capital, nation parks, highways, etc. They also must write the abbreviation. The following pages have students researching the states flower, bird, historical facts, and more. They must also locate the state on the United states map! This is an interactive creative based research book for students to participate with. Great for partner work too! It also includes

Hi there! This comes with 2 activities. The first is a time check. Students read clocks, determine time passed, and create time themselves. Activity 2 is measurement. Students will measurement gummy worms at different stages (original, stretched, and one of their choosing. Printable gummy worm sheet at the end for students.

This set includes both worksheets and a slideshow. Figurative language can be hard for students to understand and grasp. Listening to lyrics and reading lyrics students will discover figurative language found in music. There are 4 songs with lyrics along with what students should be looking and listening for. The worksheets include the song lyrics along with a figurative language worksheet.

My students loved this activity. Involves math, reading, creativity, and planning. Students create their own aquarium park. They must makes decisions like map planning (area and perimeter), figure out employee schedules (planning), ticket prices (multiplication), concession stand (budget) and more! Activities have questions that students must solve before moving on.