TEACHING RESOURCE
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WORKSHEETS
Have children read excerpts from the War Measures Act and discuss how aspects of martial law differ from a democratic…
After reading the coordinate grid, which is marked with several letters, students write the number pairs for each…
GAMES AND APPS
In this fluency game, the goal for students is to take their chip from 1 to 100 first. Here’s the catch, students can’t…
Students are asked to analyze foods gathered from a survey and create categories based on similarities.
Students observe three containers to put them in order from smallest size to largest.
Students will draw lines from one shape to another to create a larger unknown shape.
Have students place six different ages of people in order from least to greatest.
LESSON
Students are asked to complete a line plot using data provided from a cube tower.
