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Students will engage in a physical activity using a number line and bunny hops to compare two numbers up to 100. They will learn to use the phrases "is greater than," "is less than," and "is equal to"...
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In this lesson, first-grade students will learn to compare the lengths of three objects using direct comparison, specifically focusing on caterpillars. They will practice ordering the caterpillars...
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This lesson uses baby chicks as a theme to engage students in various learning activities, including reading/writing, math, social studies, and science. Students will explore phonics, basic addition...
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We will explore the exciting moment when caterpillars transform into butterflies by solving real-world problems involving time. Get ready to become time-traveling caterpillar mathematicians!
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We will explore the fascinating world of South Carolina caterpillars and use addition and subtraction to solve real-world problems about their populations, growth, and food. Get ready to become...
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This lesson helps 7th graders apply their knowledge of angle relationships (supplementary, complementary, vertical, adjacent) to real-world travel scenarios. They'll write and solve equations to find...
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This lesson helps 7th graders become "mathletes" by learning to compare rational numbers (fractions, decimals, integers) using symbols like , >, and =. They'll apply this skill to real-world sports...
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This lesson helps 2nd graders understand "growing patterns" by building towers with blocks, where each level has more blocks than the last. They'll then design their own towers with unique growing...
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This lesson helps 3rd graders understand "possible outcomes" by exploring real-life examples like coin flips, dice rolls, and spinners. They'll then brainstorm outcomes for everyday situations to see...
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This lesson helps 3rd graders explore angles (right, acute, obtuse) by designing Christmas trees with specific angle requirements using protractors. They'll also practice identifying these angles in...