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Math Common Core RH.6-8.1 resources
7 Charts, Maps, & Graphs from Early America: Map Skills & Content Together!
Included are 7 American History history maps, graphs, and charts activities that can be used to integrate math and data skills into early US American history. These 7 activities help teach essential chart, graph, and map skills and can be easily used as history warmups, bellringers, or homework exercises.These American History data sets work best when used with 13 Colonies content, Early America, Washington's Presidency, or a New Nation unit.These activities can be used as daily warmups or to en
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5th - 8th
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American History Maps, Graphs, and Charts | 21 Social Studies Data Sets!
The 21 American History maps, graphs, and charts bundle is a collection of three products already on Teachers Pay Teachers. This is an outstanding way to infuse daily warmups, skill-building activities, and integrate math and data into history class!All three of these products feature 7 maps, graphs, and charts that focus on different time periods in American History. Combined, these 21 activities engage students in data collection, graph and map interpretation, and quantitative analysis. Wha
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5th - 8th
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US Geography Road Trip - Plan a Vacation - Map Skills - Travel Project
Are your students struggling to understand and effectively utilize U.S. maps? Look no further! This comprehensive PROJECT BASED LEARNING resource is here to revolutionize your students' GEOGRAPHY learning experiences. Your students will PLAN A ROAD TRIP using math, writing, and their knowledge of U.S. geography! Students love this Social Studies project where they budget and plan a two-week vacation including food, lodging, gas, and attractions.With a focus on U.S. map exploration, geography, s
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5th - 8th
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Human Rights: Task Cards, Reading, Worksheet (CCSS Aligned!)
Bring Human Rights to your students in an engaging way! Students read about the history of human rights along with an abridged list of human rights set forth by the United Nations (primary source!). Students utilize graphic organizers to sort out their knowledge of human rights. Once they are familiar with them, students use their primary source document to decipher why certain task cards violate or support human rights. Activity is CCSS Aligned!I break this activity into to days with my studen
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5th - 8th
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US Geography Road Trip - Plan a Vacation - Map Skills - Digital Travel Project
The best of blended learning using math, writing, geography, and technology! Students love this project where they budget and plan a two-week vacation from your school to their destination and back, including food, lodging, gas, and attractions. Links to restaurants and hotels are provided!Teachers make a couple of decisions for differentiation; then this project gets moved into the students' hands!Critical thinking skills and creativity abound as students map out their routes and decide where
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4th - 7th
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WWII Airplane Fighter Gliders - GATE STEM + Reading 3rd-7th Grades
Yes, we get to throw little gliders around the classroom. This is the sneakiest, most evil sort of teacher trick: learning standards and being challenged academically while having fun!
This unit is perfect for a Friday or the day before a vacation. Start it in the morning, and run across the entire curriculum throughout the school day. Or take pieces out of the unit here and there over the course of days and weeks . . . as the components can work as “stand alone” or as a cohesive trip acr
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3rd - 7th
Road Maps and Directions Escape Room Activity | Create Shortest Distances
In this geography and road maps Escape Room activity, students explore a walking map of a section of Nashville, TN to create the shortest route based on a series of challenges! Students progress through four different challenges, each progressively more challenging, to create the shortest route possible given the scenario (road closures, meeting a friend, walking to the park, etc). This activity challenges students in calculating the shortest distance from point A to point B, but also with clo
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5th - 8th
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NYS Next Generation Learning Standards-I Can Statements Grade 8 ELA/Math Bundle
New York State Next Generation Learning Standards ELA/Math Grade 8 “I Can Statements” Bundle141 – ELA “I Can Statements” including:Standards for History/Social Studies, Sciences, and Technical Subjects( Grades 6-8)77 - Math "I Can Statements"These “I Can Statements” come from the revised New York State Learning Standards, now called The Next Generation Learning Standards.These revised standards can be found at http://www.nysed.gov/aimhighnyWhile many of the standards are the same as before, the
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8th
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NYS Next Generation Learning Standards-I Can Statements Grade 6 ELA/Math Bundle
New York State Next Generation Learning Standards ELA/Math Grade 6 “I Can Statements” BundleRevised January 2024New York State Next Generation Learning Standards ELA Grade 6 “I Can Statements”143 – ELA “I Can Statements” including:**Standards for History/Social Studies, Sciences, and Technical Subjects( Grades 6-8)6L1 - All Core Standards Grades 6 to 86L2 – All Core Standards Grades 6 to 8116 - Math "I Can Statements"These “I Can Statements” come from the revised New York State Learning Standard
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6th
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Culturally Responsive, Game Based history! Écouter_game-within-a-game (Alliance)
Turning school into a piece of cake! Écouter is a game-within-a-game that supports Alliance Diplomatique learning. 5 modules, 30 minutes each, plus an animated video, word problems & GIS time-lapsed mathematical modeling work synergistically to explore how epidemic disease affected the French & Indian War leading up to the War for Independence."Inside the walls of Fort Pitt, June 1763, British soldiers were gripped by a highly contagious and potentially lethal virus for which there was
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4th - 7th
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Pi Day Activity | Biographies of Famous Mathematicians - Digital AND Paper
Dive into the world of mathematics this Pi Day with our unique and engaging Mathematician Discovery Worksheets! Perfect for educators looking to inspire and educate their students about the incredible contributions of key figures in mathematics, this resource is a must-have for Pi Day celebrations and beyond. This comprehensive package offers a selection of 10 meticulously crafted worksheets, each dedicated to a different mathematician. From ancient scholars to modern-day geniuses, your students
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4th - 8th
Also included in: Holiday SUPER Bundle for March - Reading & Writing - Print & Digital
NYS Next Generation "I Can Statements" - Grade 8 - ELA/Math Planbook List Bundle
New York State Next Generation Learning Standards Grade - 8 ELA & Math Plan Book BundleRevised January 2024No frills list of "I Can Statements" Grade - 8 ELA & MathThese are the same " I Can Statements" which are in my "I Can Statement" Posters.Print and add to your Plan Book or resource binder.141 – ELA “I Can Statements” including:Standards for History/Social Studies, Sciences, and Technical Subjects( Grades 6-8)Math Grade - 8 - “I Can Statements”77 - Math I Can Statements.These “I Can
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8th
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NYS Next Generation Learning Standards-I Can Statements Grade 7 ELA/Math Bundle
New York State Next Generation Learning Standards ELA/Math Grade 7 “I Can Statements” Bundle144 – ELA “I Can Statements” including:Standards for History/Social Studies, Sciences, and Technical Subjects( Grades 6-8)68 - Math "I Can Statements"These “I Can Statements” come from the revised New York State Learning Standards, now called The Next Generation Learning Standards.These revised standards can be found at http://www.nysed.gov/aimhighnyWhile many of the standards are the same as before, the
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7th
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Claim Evidence and Reasoning in the Core Classes
CER is not just for the science classroom! Students need to identify and analyze claims, evidence, and reasoning in all content areas! This resource helps students to develop their CER skills by providing:key terms defined according to each specific content areaexamples of different types of evidence used in each content areaguiding questions to help students identify the claim and evidencesentence frames to help students explain their reasoningThree formats included:With decorative bordersWitho
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9th - 12th
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STEM Activity Design Your Own Building! | Middle School Technology
Design Your Own Building is a fun, project-based activity introducing students to architecture and building design.Made for use with: PC Mac Chromebook All resources are organized for assigning through Google Classroom!In this activity, students will explore and design a digital floor plan for their own building design of their choice! They will be required to place specific objects and layout, but the rest is up to their own creativity!Students in middle through high school can spend up to thr
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4th - 12th
Deadliest Battles of the Civil War
Deadliest Battles of the Civil War Activity is a great resource to teach the impact of the Civil War! Combine math and statistics with social studies! Aligned with common core math and social studies standards!
Students will analyze data from the deadliest battles of the Civil War and make inferences based on their findings. All data from the battles is provided, including interesting facts from many of the battles.
Each activity includes analysis and inference questions as well as a culminati
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6th - 12th
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Islamic Empire - The Field of Mathematics -Article Power Point Activities Assess
"In order to understand the universe you must know the language in which it is written and that language .... is mathematics." - Galileo The Article and Power Point feature medieval Muslim contributions to early mathematics and astronomy, as well as, their influence on the development of Renaissance Europe. Activities and Paragraph Writing, as well as Document-Based Question Assessment included. Ideal for Cross Curriculum / Common Core Activity in Social Studies and/or Mathematics.- Lesson In
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5th - 9th
Labor Unions Bar Graph Skill Development
Great skill-building activity for your students to practice utilizing data to think critically while constructing their own bar graph! This is the perfect way to implement a skill while teaching about the rise of union membership during the Industrial Era!FRONT: students read through a paragraph of historical context and use the data to answer a set of critical thinking questions. BACK: students use the data to practice their graphing skills by building their own bar graph. This lesson is a grea
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5th - 8th
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Vacation Planning PowerPoint (No Prep, Print & Go)
This project lets students research the process of planning a vacation. They use actual websites (hotels.com, enterprise, and google flights) that we would to plan one. They budget their vacation. Also, research the weather and cuisine on their vacation. Afterward, have them create a presentation from their findings. You will get the powerpoint so you can edit it.
Middle School Math and Science - Noah's Ark
Are you looking for a STEAM based project that is unique and appropriate for middle school? Look no farther!My Noah's Ark Project includes an abundance of activities that will satisfy every one of the categories of STEAM--and then some!For example,Science - Studying animals, eating behavior, storage and preservation of foods, meal planning and recipe development. (Biology, Zoology, Food Science, Nutrition, and more)!Technology - Students can study what may have been involved with storing the foo
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Noah's Ark Elementary, Middle School, and High School Project Bundle
US Population Bar Graph Skill Development
Great skill-building activity for your students to practice utilizing data to think critically while constructing their own bar graph! This is the perfect way to implement a crucial skill while teaching about the growth in the US population between 1776-2020.FRONT: students read through a paragraph of historical context and use the data to answer a set of critical thinking questions.BACK: students use the data to practice their graphing skills by building their own bar graph. This lesson is a gr
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6th - 8th
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Native American Heritage Month Thematic Unit Study
NatureGlo's eScience Native American Studies is a unit study plan ideally for grades 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. In NatureGlo's Native American Unit Study Lesson Plan, students can get great Native American school project ideas covering multiple subjects. What's included: 1 page of detailed teacher instructions.1 page streamlined unit study lesson plan1 blank fillable unit study plannerLinks to teacher/author, Gloria Brooks aka NatureGlo's original Native American YouTube videosCarefully researched free
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4th - 8th
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Pi Day Activity | Biographies of Famous Mathematicians - Digital
Dive into the world of mathematics this Pi Day with our unique and engaging Mathematician Discovery Worksheets! Perfect for educators looking to inspire and educate their students about the incredible contributions of key figures in mathematics, this resource is a must-have for Pi Day celebrations and beyond. This comprehensive package offers a selection of 10 meticulously crafted worksheets, each dedicated to a different mathematician. From ancient scholars to modern-day geniuses, your students
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4th - 8th
Also included in: Holiday SUPER Bundle for March - Reading & Writing - Digital
Educational Travel Adventure - Students plan a trip!
In the time of distance learning, students crave travel. This is an opportunity for groups to plan a spring break trip (maybe for a teacher) to another country. It gets crafty, or techie as well as options for newscasts, funny weather shows, brochures and timelines. They set the itinerary, flights, hotels, food, travel, fun, and sun (or snow)!
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5th - 12th
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