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Students will explore real-world scenarios related to spring gardens to differentiate between situations requiring area or perimeter calculations.
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Students will solve real-world word problems about planting and using seeds in a spring garden, practicing both addition and subtraction strategies for numbers up to 1,000. They will use base-ten...
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In this lesson, students will explore the concepts of complementary and supplementary angles by designing a butterfly wing. They will apply their knowledge of angle measurement and relationships to...
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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...