Using paper strips, students are asked to make two different paths and describe how the paths are different and the same.
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Featured 2nd Grade Resources
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WORKSHEETS
American Patriotic Pencil Wrap
Have celebrate America by topping off their pens and pencils with these patriotic pencil wraps. This is great way to show... -
FUTUREFIT PROJECTS
Hurry to My Habitat — Biomes and Animal Habitats
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GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
Learning at Home Reading and Writing Choice Board
If school isn't in session as normal, and you have students at home who need to stay focused on learning, don't fret! This reading... -
EDITOR'S COLLECTIONS
Memorial Day Activity Packet
Incorporate Memorial Day into many of your classes, such as Reading, Math, Science, and Social Studies with this exclusive packet...
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LESSON PLANS
Great, Big Enormous Animals
ObjectivesStudents will measure.Students will research.MaterialsInformation about the lengths of various animals Outside... -
ACTIVITIES
Technology Strategies -- National Music Standard #7
Evaluating music and music performances Student Use of TechnologySome computer-assisted instruction and multimedia software... -
REFERENCE
President John Fitzgerald Kennedy Biography
Return to U.S. Presidency - Index Page. Return to U.S. Presidents' Biographies Page.Born: 5/29/1917Birthplace: Brookline, Mass.... -
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VIDEOS
How Different Plants Grow
Plants grow in different climates. Use this video to compare the growth of the water lily, cactus, orange tree, and morning glory.... -
LESSON PLANS
How Many Bones Can You Count?
ObjectivesStudents will count and draw the bones in their bodies, comparing results with each other and with encyclopedias... -
VIDEOS
Animated Math Video: Even and Odd Numbers Grade 2
In this video, Emily uses cubes to determine whether a number is even or odd by comparing the ones digits.
