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This lesson plan utilises the farm graphing PowerPoint and worksheet as well as the garden graphing worksheet to support students in collecting information (VCMSP083), organising answers to yes/no questions into simple data displays using objects and drawings (VCMSP084), and interpreting simple data (VCMSP085). Farm graphing worksheet:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Graphing-worksheet-Help-farmer-Joe-find-his-animals-9544000 Farm graphing PowerPoint:https://www.teacherspayteachers

Incorporate student identity and a sense of community into your classroom using this aesthetic birthday chart bunting.

Minamilistic shape's room display Shapes included: -Circle -Square -Rectangle -Hexagon -Oval -Triangle -Rhombus -Star -Trapezoid -Pentagon -Semi-circle -Octagon -Diamond

Help farmer Joe find his animals in this fun, interactive, data-collecting activity. Throughout the slides, farmer Joe's animals are hiding around the farm behind trees, hills, and dirt. Students can work as a class to count and find the animals or individually and share the results at the end. To represent this data in a graph, download the free farm graph.

Support student's number recognition with this Christmas countdown display! This display is a great way to get students involved in the countdown for Christmas as a whole class.

Writing reminders for students. This resource can be used as flashcards or displayed on the board as prompts while students write. There are six reminders with visuals and two blank spaces for additional prompts. Prompts included: Full stopsFinger spacesBaselineCapitolsRead it againLetter formations

Garden graphing! A fun and immersive way to introduce students to graphs. Includes a standard graphing worksheet and a simplified version. Students will be able to collect data and put the information into a graph. Topic: Graphs and data Lesson Focus and Goals: 1. Answer yes/no questions to collect information (VCMSP083) 2. Organise answers to yes/no questions into simple data displays using objects and drawings (VCMSP084) 3. Interpret simple data displays about yes/no quest

Number bingo is an engaging way to help with number recognition, addition and subtraction skills, or it can be used as a fun class game. To use this as an opportunity to practice addition and subtraction, two or more dice can be used to calculate the number the students must cover with their counter in order to win. This template includes colourful bingo cards for teachers to print numbers on and colourful matching counters.

Affirmation cards for children and learners of all ages! These affirmations are perfect for daily affirmations or on children's desks as daily reminders that they are brave, strong, and smart.

Now - Then chart for students who need motivation to complete non-preferred activities or require visual cues to show what is expected of them and what will be coming next. This resource comes with a now-then page, 16 visual prompts, and blank visual prompt boxes.

The How to Fill a Bucket prompt poster includes playing quietly, sharing, helping others, and cleaning. What dips into a bucket prompts a poster, including running inside, yelling, pushing, and punching. All prompts are images perfect for all ages and simple to understand at a quick glance.

This subitising PowerPoint can help engage students in the concept of subitising and/or be used to test students' ability to subitise.

Help Joe find his animals worksheet for organising and displaying data.

Class routine displays labels with 14 subjects including Lunch, religion, humanities and more.

A banner to go with a number of bucket-filling resources.

Writing checklist for students. This tool can be used as a wall display or on students desk's to support their writing skills.