Counting On with Ten Frames
Use buttons and a ten frame to add within 20 by counting on, then record each equation.
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Use buttons and a ten frame to add within 20 by counting on, then record each equation.
Equivalent fractions using measuring cups, a doubled recipe, and a written reflection.
Model gas cost and distance as a linear function, then graph and interpret slope.
Film a ball toss, plot the path, and fit a quadratic to predict maximum height.
Read-aloud, oral narration, and a three-panel drawing to sequence the story.
Highlight key details in a short nonfiction article, then write a one-sentence main idea.
Draft, revise, and mail a real persuasive letter with claim and evidence checklists.
Annotate a famous speech for purpose and rhetoric, then present your analysis aloud.
Measure how warm surfaces get in sun versus shade and chart the results together.
Field observation of erosion and runoff, then a labeled model of your local watershed.
Four kitchen-safe stations with data table, evidence claims, and a lab conclusion.
Build a flow diagram of carbon through air, plants, and soil, then explain one disruption.
Draw a neighborhood map with a key and use it to answer where-and-why questions.
Compare two regions across sources, then build a physical map with rivers and landmarks.
Read letters and photographs from Ellis Island and summarize the story they tell.
Close reading of primary sources with a Socratic discussion guide for small groups.