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Your students will love this lesson that integrates art, math (learning about angles, shapes, and patterns), and technology. This lesson comes full with hyperlinks to videos, text, and background information. Additionally, this lesson has visuals, entrance and exit tickets. Your students will learn about a fascinating culture, their history and why they make totem poles while using math skills. This lesson was a huge success before the hyperlinks and videos were added. Be prepared to have th

Wow! My students loved this lesson and yours will too. Students can use this PowerPoint to create their own popular sneaker based on real student data. Once they complete a survey, they will graph the data to see which color combination is most popular. This lesson is filled with hyperlinks to wonderful websites as well as different learning preferences. C'mon... who doesn't want to create their own sneaker?

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!

You and your class will love solving this elementary school caper. Your students will use their geometric and measuring skills to find out which student took the schools activity funds. The story takes place over two math lessons (measuring and shapes) with entrance and exit tickets. Students also have the chance to explore what they already know with measuring a set of shapes (4 slides of printables that students can measure), printable rulers, printable student fact sheet and a printable shape

You and your class will love solving this St. Patrick’s Day mystery. Your students will use their geometric and measuring skills to find out which leprechaun took the schools pot o’ gold. The story takes place over two math lessons (measuring and shapes) with entrance and exit tickets. Students also have the chance to explore what they already know with measuring a set of shapes (4 slides of printables that students can measure), printable ruler, printable leprechaun fact sheet and a printabl

Thank you for showing interest on the “ Love Beads” lesson. I used it with my class just this year (times four- because I am a special area teacher) and each class love it. The 30 slide PowerPoint resource has all the parts your need of a “highly effective” lesson, incorporating: 1. Motivator 2. Preassessment 3. Background knowledge 4. Classroom discussion 5. Activity 6. Models (photographs)/ tools/ art techniques 7. Vocabulary sheets 8. Student reflection sheet 9. Student and teacher made rub

This simple PowerPoint is easy to use to model for your students, or have them open up the PowerPoint where they can access links to online graphing tools. This is a highly motivating lesson that will teach students how to: collect data graph data compare data and use data to decide on a popular cereal flavor. Students will have the opportunity to design their own cereal box cover at the end of the lesson.