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This is a full art lesson on Alexander Calder, and his MOBILES. You will find that using PowerPoint with cross curricular connections in both math and language arts makes this lesson a perfect one. This lesson was used for second grade, but there are applications for kindergarten and first grade. This PowerPoint builds background, discusses mobiles, shapes (organic and geometric)! This is a wonderful lesson with plenty of visuals, entrance and exit tickets!

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Your students will enjoy this lesson whether they are in a traditional classroom or in the lab. When I teach addition and subtraction story problems I think it is best to teach the students using visual and auditory methods. This lesson incorporates visual tracks, traditional vertical problem solving, as well as embedded voki’s that will allow students to hear the story problem. I chose voki characters that will help motivate students to complete one problem in hopes there is another surprise

• This KIDSPIRATION 3 file will help students understand the importance of recycling, sorting, and counting to twenty. • To do so, students will read the directions (or use Kidspiration’s text to voice feature) in order to sort the correct items to be recycled and thrown away. • Your students will have a great time sorting items from the cafeteria table, or even the dining room table as click and drag items from the table to the correct bin. • This lesson was used for both kindergarten and f

This Kidspiration 3 file is one of my favorites. It allows students to discuss information about themselves and share/compare it with other students. The Leprechaun glyph shows how each person has similarities and differences. The file is loaded with prerecorded voice buttons that students can follow to build their custom glyph. Students get a chance to choose from pictures that “represent them”, and drag it over to the workspace. Once there, students will resize the item to best fit the workspa

Having trouble motivating your students with adding and subtracting double (or triple digit) addends. Use this great file. I created this excel spreadsheet to allow student to click and drag house layouts, furniture, and even plants to an area of land. Once they choose an item, they type it in the spread sheet and tally it up. There is a self check feature on each page to see if they added or subtracted correctly. If you have extra time or you want to turn it into a game, print out the car