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"Design a Catapult for Cupid's Valentine's Day Delivery Challenge: The Ultimate STEM Project"

Breaking News: Cupid's bow and arrow are out of commission and he needs your help to deliver valentines to the right people on Valentine's Day.

Student Worksheet: This worksheet will spark your students imaginations, helping them create a catapult to deliver Cupid's valentines.

Extensions: Take the project to the next level by graphing the distances the catapult can reach. Plot your data and see how you can improve your design for maximum impact.

With this exciting STEM Challenge, you can bring the magic of Valentine's Day to life and help Cupid make the day extra special for everyone.

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STEAM Challenge - Design a parachute for Santa to land safely in the event of a crash landing.

Premise: the NTSB requires that Santa have specific safety gear in order to be able to fly on Christmas Eve. Students are to design a parachute that will get Santa safely and slowly to the ground.

Package includes: Introduction script (Breaking News), Materials list and student work sheet.

Extensions: graph the student times.

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• I teach STEAM for 3/4 and 7/8. This is one of their favorite STEAM units. I incorporate it with other parachute activities. (Tracy C)
• Such a great and organized resource! Students loved doing this STEM project before Winter Break! (Elsa C)

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This resource has both engaging activities and teacher resources. Included in the resource is: * Canadian coin posters (colour and black and white) * Student coin reference sheet (black and white) * History of the Canadian Loonie * History of the Canadian Toonie * Money Match (a student activity or assessment tool) (20 cards) * Show Me Your Money - students draw the amount of money shown in the box This is a growing resource. Buy now and get updates regardless of the price going up as more resources are added. Please don't forget to take a look at the other items I have available in my store! Follow me to get the most up to date information and heads up on upcoming sales. All new items are listed at 50% off during the first 24 hours. Another great reason to follow my store. Thank for taking the time to stop by and purchase this resource.

**Get your students moving through the United States while learning geography and math skills. **Students will move through the United States as they travel through seven destinations of their choice. This activity integrates math and geography, featuring map reading and measurement using a map scale. It includes calculations for gas costs, driving times, mileage, and more.

This resource encourages students to **problem-solve **while accurately using a map scale to plan a round trip across the United States. As students calculate distances, mileage, driving times, and gas expenses, they will develop higher-order thinking skills with real-life application.

This engaging activity empowers students to take ownership of their learning. Additionally, the instructions offer helpful tips on using yarn to teach how to measure distances on a road map. Students will learn how travel was done before GPS. Although we rely on GPS systems to get us from Point A to Point B, it is still important to know in today's digital age.

While GPS navigation systems and online mapping tools have made it easier to find our way around, having a good grasp of map scales can still come in handy. By using a map scale, students can accurately calculate distances on maps and understand the relationship between the physical size of the area being represented and its distance on the map. This skill can be useful for planning road trips, hiking excursions, or even understanding the layout of a city. Additionally, knowing how to read a map scale can help students develop spatial awareness and improve their overall geographical knowledge. So, while technology may make navigation more convenient, learning how to use a map scale is still a valuable skill that will never go out of style.

This activity incorporates math with geography:

• Measurement
• Gas Cost Calculations
• Driving Time Calculations
• Mileage Calculations &
• Map Reading

This lesson will require each team has a large laminated road map that can be purchased through or donated by your local stores, such as Walmart or Target.

If you have a way to make poster-sized maps, you can google the road maps of America and there are many that can be found.

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Students need to know how to sort 2d shapes and identify the name of each figure. This anchor chart meant to help your kids understand how we classify shapes into categories based on their attributes, a polygon hierarchy made different! I made a polygon family tree that groups polygons into families and subgroups. This helps kids see the relationships more clearly without using arrows.

This resource is well organized and it visually shows the relationships between the multiple different classifications of the polygons, triangles and quadrilaterals. It is a must have to all kinds of learners.

Shapes included:

• Non-Polygons: Circle, Moon shape, Heart, ...
• Triangles: Equilateral, isosceles, scalene, acute, right, obtuse, Right and isosceles.
• Quadrilaterals: Square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, kite.
• More than 4 sides: Pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, Octagon.

I created two versions of this sheet each colored and black:

• With name and date space: To give to students or use as a reference sheet.
• Without name and date space: To make for a display and lesson or as a poster.

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2. An interactive cut and paste activity/notebook: Name each shape group. Then, cut out the shapes and glue them in the correct section.

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• Non-Polygons: Circle, Moon shape, Heart, ...
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• Quadrilaterals: Square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, kite.
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Make teaching long division with one digit divisors, dividing by 2 digit divisors, estimating quotients, and long division with remainders simple with these engaging, interactive guided math notes! This set includes 6 no prep guided math notes perfect for scaffolding 5th grade long division lessons. Quick and easy set up, plus differentiated levels make these math notes perfect for students of all learning abilities!

Lead your 5th grade students to discover concepts of multi digit division by going through the gradual release of responsibility. Students will start by watching you and following along for the first section. Then they will work with a partner to collaborate. Finally, students will work independently to show what they have learned.

Here's what you'll get:

• Division with 1 Digit Divisor Notes
• Divide by 2 Digit Divisors - Box Method Notes
• Divide by 2 Digit Divisors - Standard Algorithm Notes
• Estimate Quotients with 2 Digit Divisors Notes
• Divide by 2 Digit Divisors - Partial Quotients Notes
• Long Division with Remainders Notes

Your students will love learning in this mini lesson format. They'll be paying attention to your teaching, engaged in mathematical discussions with partners, and exploring place value, multi digit addition, and multi digit subtraction concepts on their own.

All of these guided division math notes come in 3 different versions, perfect for differentiation and meeting IEP accommodations such as providing notes ahead of lessons.

Prep is quick and easy... Just print the notes pages, gather writing utensils, and you're ready for simple and engaging multi digit division lessons!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID...

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Isabella M says, "I really did not like my counties lesson this day and needed something quick and last minute to use instead. This was perfect for my class. They enjoyed the different sections for we do together, then work with a buddy then alone. I have actually adapted other lessons to this lay out because we enjoyed it so much."

The 3 included versions are:

1. Fully Filled In - Just print and pass out to students (perfect for IEP accommodations)
2. Fill in the Blanks - Print and students work through along with you
3. Completely Blank - Students have to write everything alongside you

Supports Common Core Standards (CCSS):

5.NBT.6

Supports Texas Standards (TEKS):

5.3.a, 5.3.c

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Make teaching angles, lines, rays, quadrilaterals, and triangles simple with these engaging, interactive guided geometry math notes! This set includes 6 no prep guided math notes perfect for scaffolding 4th grade geometry lessons. Quick and easy setup, plus differentiated levels make these math notes perfect for substitute days, too!

Lead your 4th grade students to discover concepts of geometry by going through the gradual release of responsibility. Students will start by watching you and following along for the first section. Then they will work with a partner to collaborate. Finally, students will work independently to show what they have learned.

Here's what you'll get:

• Angles Notes
• Lines, Rays, Points and Line Segments Notes
• Line Symmetry Notes
• Parallel and Perpendicular Lines Notes
• Quadrilaterals Notes
• Classifying Triangles Notes

Your students will love learning in this mini lesson format. They'll be paying attention to your teaching, engaged in mathematical discussions with partners, and exploring geometry concepts on their own.

All of these guided geometry math notes come in 3 different versions, perfect for differentiation and meeting IEP accommodations such as providing notes ahead of lessons.

Prep is quick and easy... Just print the notes pages, gather writing utensils, and you're ready for simple and engaging geometry lessons!

The 3 included versions are:

1. Fully Filled In - Just print and pass out to students (perfect for IEP accommodations)
2. Fill in the Blanks - Print and students work through along with you
3. Completely Blank - Students have to write everything alongside you

Supports Common Core Standards (CCSS):

4.G.1, 4.G.2, 4.G.3

Supports Texas Standards (TEKS):

6a, 6b, 6c, 6d

Supports Virginia Standards (VA SOLs):

3.11, 4.10.a, 4.10.b, 4.12, 5.12, 5.13.a, 

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Make teaching place value, multi digit addition and multi digit subtraction simple with these engaging, interactive guided math notes! This set includes 9 no prep guided math notes perfect for scaffolding 4th grade place value, addition and subtraction lessons. Quick and easy setup, plus differentiated levels make these math notes perfect for substitute days, too!

Lead your 4th grade students to discover concepts of place value, multi digit addition, and multi digit subtraction by going through the gradual release of responsibility. Students will start by watching you and following along for the first section. Then they will work with a partner to collaborate. Finally, students will work independently to show what they have learned.

Here's what you'll get:

• Read and Write Whole Numbers Notes
• Compare Whole Numbers Notes
• Rounding Numbers Notes
• Finding Sums and Differences with Mental Math Notes
• Estimate Sums and Differences Notes
• Add Whole Numbers Notes
• Subtract Whole Numbers Notes
• Add Greater Numbers Notes
• Subtract Greater Numbers Notes

Your students will love learning in this mini lesson format. They'll be paying attention to your teaching, engaged in mathematical discussions with partners, and exploring place value, multi digit addition, and multi digit subtraction concepts on their own.

All of these guided place value math notes come in 3 different versions, perfect for differentiation and meeting IEP accommodations such as providing notes ahead of lessons.

Prep is quick and easy... Just print the notes pages, gather writing utensils, and you're ready for simple and engaging geometry lessons!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID...

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rebecca H. says, "Loved using this with my students. They had so much fun!"

The 3 included versions are:

1. Fully Filled In - Just print and pass out to students (perfect for IEP accommodations)
2. Fill in the Blanks - Print and students work through along with you
3. Completely Blank - Students have to write everything alongside you

Supports Common Core Standards (CCSS):

4.NBT.2, 4.NBT.3, 4.NBT.4

Supports Texas Standards (TEKS):

4.2.B, 4.2.C, 4.2.D, 4.4.G

Supports Virginia Standards (VA SOLs):

CE.4.4.b, NS.4.1.a, NS.4.1.b, NS.4.1.c

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Purchase the 4th Grade Year Long Math Notes to get this set of math notes plus guided math notes for every 4th Grade Math Common Core Standard.

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Make teaching equivalent fractions, comparing fractions, simplifying fractions and finding common denominators simple with these engaging, interactive guided math notes! This set includes 6 no prep guided math notes perfect for scaffolding 4th grade fractions lessons. Quick and easy setup, plus differentiated levels make these math notes perfect for substitute days, too!

Lead your 4th grade students to discover concepts of fractions by going through the gradual release of responsibility. Students will start by watching you and following along for the first section. Then they will work with a partner to collaborate. Finally, students will work independently to show what they have learned.

Here's what you'll get:

• Equivalent Fractions with Models Notes
• Equivalent Fractions by Multiples Notes
• Simplest Form Notes
• Common Denominators Notes
• Comparing Fractions Notes
• Comparing Mixed Numbers Notes

Your students will love learning in this mini lesson format. They'll be paying attention to your teaching, engaged in mathematical discussions with partners, and exploring fractions concepts on their own.

All of these guided fractions math notes come in 3 different versions, perfect for differentiation and meeting IEP accommodations such as providing notes ahead of lessons.

Prep is quick and easy... Just print the notes pages, gather writing utensils, and you're ready for simple and engaging fractions lessons!

The 3 included versions are:

1. Fully Filled In - Just print and pass out to students (perfect for IEP accommodations)
2. Fill in the Blanks - Print and students work through along with you
3. Completely Blank - Students have to write everything alongside you

Supports Common Core Standards (CCSS):

4.NF.1, 4.NF.2

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS):

MA.4.3.C, MA.4.3.D

Virginia Standards of Learning (VA SOLs):

NS.4.2.a, NS.4.2.b

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Purchase the 4th Grade Year Long Math Notes to get this set of math notes plus guided math notes for every 4th Grade Math Common Core Standard.

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I created these presentation slides to go along with the Level A Connecting Math Concepts presentation book so that all students could see the pictures.

I read the teacher instructions in the presentation book as I present the slides.

I created these presentation slides to go along with the Level A Connecting Math Concepts presentation book so that all students could see the pictures.

I read the teacher instructions in the presentation book as I present the slides.

I created these presentation slides to go along with the Level A Connecting Math Concepts presentation book so that all students could see the pictures.

I read the teacher instructions in the presentation book as I present the slides.

I created these presentation slides to go along with the Level A Connecting Math Concepts presentation book so that all students could see the pictures.

I read the teacher instructions in the presentation book as I present the slides.

I created these presentation slides to go along with the Level A Connecting Math Concepts presentation book so that all students could see the pictures.

I read the teacher instructions in the presentation book as I present the slides

I created these presentation slides to go along with the Level A Connecting Math Concepts presentation book so that all students could see the pictures.

I read the teacher instructions in the presentation book as I present the slides.

I created these presentation slides to go along with the Level A Connecting Math Concepts presentation book so that all students could see the pictures.

I read the teacher instructions in the presentation book as I present the slides.

I created these presentation slides to go along with the Level A Connecting Math Concepts presentation book so that all students could see the pictures.

I read the teacher instructions in the presentation book as I present the slides.

I created these presentation slides to go along with the Level A Connecting Math Concepts presentation book so that all students could see the pictures.

I read the teacher instructions in the presentation book as I present the slides.

I created these presentation slides to go along with the Level A Connecting Math Concepts presentation book so that all students could see the pictures.

I read the teacher instructions in the presentation book as I present the slides.