I LOVE teaching math! When I was teaching in the classroom math was my FAVORITE subject to teach. By the end of the year my students love it, too! It
Any studio that chooses to teach through the summer understands that it will present its own unique challenges. Schedules change, motivation can wane, and those who are not as self-motivated in per…
Avoid the summer slide with this summer packet containing 50 math review worksheets. Math activities are common core aligned. Includes a worksheet tracker for students to keep track of their completed assignments. This packet requires NO PREP. Just print. You can bind them to create a summer booklet for each of your students/children. If students complete 1 to 2 pages a day, they can complete the packet in 6 weeks. **Check the Preview to See a Closer Look at the Pages Included** Pages included in the packet: Student Cover Page (students can color the cover) Assignment Tracker (students color or put a sticker on pages they complete) #1 Summer Counting - students write 1-120 #2 Comparing Lemons - comparing numbers using , = #3 Summer Beach Fun - Counting backwards by 10s #4 More Fruits, Less Fruits - 10 less, 10 more #5 Melting Place Value - color ten/ones block #6 Tens and Ones - write tens/ones as number sentence #7 Summer Multiples - add 10s, subtract 10s #8 Summer Addition Math Facts - add numbers between 1-20 #9 Summer Subtraction Facts - subtract numbers between 1-20 #10-12 Color by Code Addition - add numbers between 1-20 #13-14 Color by Code Subtraction - subtract numbers between 1-20 #15 Missing Addends - find missing addend #16 Missing Number - find missing addend or sum #17 Missing Some Ice Cream - find the missing subtrahend or difference #18 Taking the Right Path - identify if number sentence is true or false #19 "School of Fish" Fact Families - write fact families using the three numbers #20 Count me up for Sum Popsicles - input/output addition #21 Take a Bite Out of Summer Popsicles - input/output subtraction #22 Summer Problems - addition/subtraction word problems #23 Lay in the summer Sun - find the sum of three addends #24-26 Roll, Add, and Color - find the sum of three addends #27 "Sum" Summer Problems - word problems using three addends #28 Double Digit Popsicles - add double digits (no regrouping) #29 Double Digit Lemonade - add double digits (no regrouping) #30 No TIME like Summer - digital clock; hour and half hour #31 SummerTIME - analog clock; hour and half hour #32 More SummerTIME - analog; write the time #33 Measuring Summer - order three objects from shortest to longest #34 Low to HIGH - measure objects using cube #35 Long Summer - find the difference in length #36 Seashells by the Seashore - graphing/data analysis #37 Packing for Vacation - data analysis #38 Summer Fruits - data analysis #39 Summer Shapes - find # of sides/vertices #40 Shapes in Real Life - identify the shapes found in composite figures #41 Summer Halves - what is 1/2? #42 An Ocean Half Full - identify half of a group #43 Summer Quarter - what is 1/4 #44 A Quarter Ice Cream - identify quarter of a group #45 Counting Down to Summer - identify between a penny, nickel, and dime #46 Lemonade 4 Sale - repeated addition using 1¢ #47 Summer Shopping - repeated addition using 5¢ #48 Summer Essentials - repeated addition using 10¢ #49 Ice Cream For Sale - counting on using 1¢, 5¢, and 10¢ #50 Summer Change - subtraction word problems using coins
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Hey everyone! So as I've been prepping for my classroom this summer-- I've absolutely fallen in love with succulents! Not the cacti type-- but the fat, round, and colorful type. As a result every piece of decor I've been making lately has a shiplap and succulent theme! Take a look below: Most of the items pictured above can be found in my TPT store-- you can find them by clicking here. Now on to to the real reason you're here. Paper succulents. I'm not going to lie to you-- it is time consuming. And if you have a cutting machine like a Cricut or Silhouette-- you can save yourself some serious time (plus you can make larger sized plants). So here we go! Here are the supplies you need: Cardstock (I bought 2 packs of green cardstock from Walmart for $5 each), scissors, pencil (if tracing), and hot glue. Each larger succulent took about three 12x12 pieces of cardstock, and the smaller ones took two 8.5x11" pieces. This first succulent was made from a template I found online for free. I didn't really follow their directions-- so you can make them either way. First, I printed the 2 pages onto the color of cardstock I wanted. Next, I cut out the pieces. I laid the largest piece aside as a base. Next, I cut all the other pieces in half (and I also cut an extra piece of the smallest size). Cutting them in half let me make a small slit along the bottom-- where I used a small dot of hot glue to press the flaps together (giving them more of a standing look). You can see my process below... After that I began assembling my succulent: I tried to make sure the petals were overlapping in each layer as I glued the pieces together. The very middle is the hardest to explain because I usually played it by ear-- bending and gluing the smallest pieces (sometimes even trimming them) until I was satisfied. Succulents 2 & 3 were created using my Cricut-- but I was able to trace a template for any lovers of the "trace and cut" method. If you want to make them larger-- you could always set the largest piece down on some paper and trace a larger figure around it. Basically for succulent #2, I used the largest piece as the base and bent all the other pieces upward at the petals. Then you glue and stack, glue and stack-- and make sure the petals alternate (so you should see the previous layer in between). Here is my finished result with my original: The last succulent is my personal favorite! Also the easiest (in my opinion). It's the same process as above: Cut out shapes, bend the petals, and stack and glue the layers. Here is my original and the new one side by side: Hope that helped inspire you in your paper succulent making quest! If you have any questions or suggestions please leave them in the comments below-- and I will try my hardest answer them ASAP. Hope you have a blessed day!
Discover some fascinating, no prep, STEM activities and challenges you can do with your students using paper! Engineering, math and science.
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These Olympics activities are so much fun and are sure to teach your children many skills. Don't forget to grab all the printables; whether you are doing the winter games or summer games, I have you covered!
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This vegan vodka pasta is my all time favorite pasta dish. Perfectly cooked rigatoni tossed in a savory and creamy vegan vodka sauce. Yum!
This was the most delightful and refreshing meal I’ve had in a while! So easy to make, fresh and tastes like heaven 😋 I added a little spicy aioli made from a simple blend of sriracha + vegan mayo!
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Summer Packet Send home this Summer Packet at the end of the year for parents and students to work on during the summer, if they choose. Many parents
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These are so good, not "crispy" becuase they're healthy but still tasty. There's no bread crumbs so they're a little healthier than most zucchini fries recipes and less crispy. If you want them crispy and not keto, add bread crumbs to the coating, then spray the outside before baking.
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If the little kids are looking for a super cute craft these holidays, perhaps this guy could be the go. I love the whistle blower as the trunk. Read the full story here...
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