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These astronaut friends are a great way to practice multiplication and division facts. Students will solve number sentences, color the outer space scene by code (to check their answers), and then assemble the craft. They can also illustrate their own background to create a scene for hallway or bulletin board displays Includes: -50 multiplication and division facts -Facts in this craftivity are more challenging than my others. They include a mix of facts 1-12 plus a mix of more challenging 2 digi

You're probably familiar with the "I Have, Who Has" game cards. They're great for vocabulary and content review. The first student reads a question/definition from his card, and the entire class listens to see if they have the answer on their card. The student who has the answer responds and then asks the next question. This set has 24 cards covering solar system and outer space topics: Telescope Constellation Axis Revolve Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto Rin

These astronaut friends are a great way to practice two-four digit addition and subtraction. Students will solve number sentences, color the outerspace scene by code (to check their answers), and then assemble the craft. They can also illustrate their own background to create a scene for hallway or bulletin board displays Includes: -50 addition and subtraction problems (includes borrowing and carrying with money/decimals too) -Color by number astronauts and related pieces -Answer Key ***********

We use these cards several ways in our room. We usually play Concentration or Go Fish, but students are always dreaming up new ways to use the cards. You can also print the cards front to back and use them as flash cards for self-study. This set has 44 cards covering 22 solar system and outer space topics: Telescope Constellation Axis Orbit Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto Sun Moon Meteoroid Comet Asteroid Satellite Inner planets Outer planets Dwarf planet