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TEACHING RESOURCE
Remembering 9/11 Ten Years Later
Remembering 9/11 Ten Years LaterBy Jennie WoodTo commemorate the tenth anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks... -
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September 11, 2001: Attack on New York City Teacher's Guide
This printable teacher's guide contains discussion questions, lesson ideas, and extension activities for September 11, 2... -
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High School Grammar Warm-Ups Packet
This grammar warm-up packet contains ten warm-ups for your high school students. -
TEACHING RESOURCE
Teacher Reactions to Terrorist Attack on the U.S.
Teacher Reactions to Terrorist Attacks on the U.S.
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How Many Rhombuses?
Students are asked to draw lines showing how to cover four shapes with only rhombuses. -
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Mix `Em Up!
In this worksheet, students are asked to use a combination of different shapes to cover each larger shape. -
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Build a Rectangle
Using graph paper, students draw rectangles with 7 squares and 16 squares. -
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Choose a Half
Students are shown a geoblock and two smaller half blocks. -
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Color Them In!
In this worksheet, students are asked to show two ways to draw fourths using multiple colors. -
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Describing My Rectangles
Using graph paper, students are asked to design and describe their own rectangles in terms of rows and columns. -
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Does It have Symmetry?
Students are asked to study some designs and determine whether they are symmetrical. -
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Draw: Flags Of North America
Students are shown nine flags and asked to draw lines dividing them into halves. -
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Halves and Halves Not
Students are given different shapes that have been cut by lines. -
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How Many Half Lines?
Students are given several shapes and asked to draw a line through the shape to divide it in half. -
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How Many Rooms?
Students are asked to count cubes to find the number of rooms in each building. -
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Make Bigger and Bigger Rectangles
Using graph paper, students are asked to follow directions for building a rectangle. -
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Many More Rooms
Students must fill in a chart based on how many rooms are in buildings with 1-6 floors. -
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Show Me Half!
Students are asked to draw rectangles on graph paper. Next, they color in half of the rectangle they have drawn. -
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The Rectangle Riddler
Students are asked to draw the rectangle that solves the riddle. They must also recognize the biggest rectangle. -
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There's More Than One Way!
In this worksheet, students are asked to divide the same shape in three different ways. -
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Three Designs: Counting Blocks
Have students look at three designs, then count and record the number of blocks that are used in each. -
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What`s The Rule?
Students must determine a rule categorizing each of the geometric shapes provided. -
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Which Is Biggest? Which Is Smallest?
Students must count the squares in each rectangle to determine which is smallest and biggest. -
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X's and O's
Students are asked to identify which rectangles are divided into fourths and which are divided into thirds.
