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What Is the World Mad Of? All About Solids, Liquids and Gases 

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What Is the World Mad Of? All About Solids, Liquids and Gases 

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Step-By-Step Experiments with the Water Cycle

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Step-By-Step Experiments with the Water Cycle

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A Fractions Goal - Parts of a Whole - Math book picture

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Mystery Math A first book of Algebra Picture

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Author: Russell Freedman
Illustrator: Peter Malone
Publisher & Year: Holiday House; Reprint Edition, 2013.
Lexile: 1130L

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Author: Grace Hansen
Publisher & Year: Abdo Kids, 2016.
Lexile: 490L

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Author: Kari Schuetz
Publisher & Year: Bellwether Media, 2017.
Lexile: 740L

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Author: David A. Adler
Illustrator: Edward Miller
Publisher & Year: Holiday House; Reprint Edition, 2012.
Lexile: 600L

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Author: Brian P. Cleary
Illustrator: Brian Gable
Publisher: Lerner Publishing Group, 2013.
Lexile: 620L

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Step-By-Step Experiments with the Water Cycle

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Step-By-Step Experiments with the Water Cycle

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Author: Shirley Duke
Illustrator: Bob Ostrom
Publisher & Year: Childs World Inc., 2012.
Lexile: 440L

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Author: Ellen Lawrence
Publisher & Year: Bearport Pub Co. Inc., 2012.
Lexile: 830L

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What Is the World Made of? All About Solids, Liquids and Gases 

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What Is the World Made of? All About Solids, Liquids and Gases 

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Author: Kathleen W. Zoenfeld
Illustrator: Paul Meisel
Publisher & Year: HarperCollins; Revised Edition, 2015.
Lexile: 560L

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Author: Joanne Mattern
Publisher & Year: Rourke Educational Media, 2010.
Lexile: 260L

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Content Area Online Binder for EL355
By: Kristin Nanney

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In this Online Binder, there are Nine Big Ideas which are: Number Sense, Relationship and Algebraic Thinking, Number Sense and Operations in Fractions, Knowledge of Continuity and Change in the History of Missouri and the United States, History: Continuity and Change, Earth's Systems, and Matter and Interactions. All of these Big Ideas are important because each one of them discuss the importance of each area of curriculum that students need to be taught throughout school. The grades that my Big Ideas range from are from Kindergarten to the Fifth Grade. Every one of these books are very useful for children to learn about  Mathematics, History and Science. In this Online Binder there are also three different Mathematics books, three Social Studies books, and three Science books. Each book has its description, print resource, online resource, and the book evaluation and internet evaluation. I hope you enjoy my Online Binder, as well as find some books or resources that may help your children in your classroom!

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Even or Odd? - Little World Math Concepts, explores early math concepts, such as numbers that are even and numbers that are odd, as well as showing students how to group by 2's. This book provides young children with a clear definition of the even, odd and grouping concepts. It also keeps young students engaged by the bright photographs as they develop math skills!

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Here is a Graphic Organizer to help students further visualize what are odd numbers and what are even numbers. The must write the numbers that are even on one side, and the numbers that are odd on the other. This is to help them visualize the odd and even numbers and how to tell them apart.

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Even or Odd Print Resource Graphic Organizer

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Here is an online resource to help students learn even further about odd and even numbers. This website has many fun games that students can play to better understand number relationships.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/learning-to-count/coconut-odd-or-even

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Coconut Odd or Even is a maths game which can help you to identify odd and even numbers.

Recognising odd and even numbers is an important concept in learning to count in Key Stage 1.

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5-7 Years

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Maths Number Odd and Even

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Coconut Odd or Even is a fun maths game which can help children recognise odd and even numbers.

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In an entertaining and effective math primer, two children solve a haunted house's riddles using algebra. "The two sides of each equation are balanced. They're equal," Adler explains, before introducing the concept of a variable or "mystery number." Igor, the green-faced caretaker, poses word problems that can be solved using algebraic equations—for example, if Igor saw bats flying around earlier, saw 12 more fly in, and there are 27 bats now, how many were in the house before? For readers who normally run screaming at the mention of math, Adler's clear explanations and Miller's lightly spooky digital cartoons should prove reassuring.

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Here is a graphic organizer to help students further learn about missing addends and missing numbers within an equation. This is the start of learning about missing addends. As students are read this book, they would complete tasks that have them better understand the concept being taught and will continue with each lesson throughout the book; such as multiplication and division.

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Missing Addends Graphic Organizer - Mystery Math book

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In this fun-filled look at fractions, Brian P. Cleary and Brian Gable demonstrate how fractions work by splitting whole objects into parts. The comical cats of this book series divide everything from pieces of pizza to groups of people into halves, thirds, tenths, and more. There are rhymes, goofy illustrations, and kid-friendly examples take the fear out of fractions, and to get students more involved in learning about, and remembering their fractions!

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Here is a fraction anchor chart to represent fractions and their values. This shows what the numerator and denominator are, as well as what the fraction looks like as a written out mixed number and parts of a whole. This is to help students further understand fractions and is also something they may look back on to help them in other activities.

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Here is a few games that students may play to better understand fractions and to know which fractions are bigger, lesser, and equal to.
https://www.splashmath.com/fraction-games

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Fraction math games are an excellent way to simplify fraction learning. Identifying, comparing and converting fractions has never been easier! You can make math learning an easy joyride with interactive fraction games online.

How Do We Introduce Fractions to Kids?

Fractions as a concept can be slightly difficult to understand. This is mainly because fractions behave differently than whole numbers as fractions are less intuitive in comparison. When a child begins to understand fractions, it is no longer about counting numbers. Suddenly, they get to see that a whole can be split into halves, fifths or even thirty-sevenths. Fractions also follow certain rules that can seem unlikely at first, like having a bigger denominator makes a fraction smaller, etc. But all such rules are important to understand and remember. Fractions are also written differently.

This is why it is extremely important to focus on effectively introducing fractions to children as it lays the foundation for complex topics that lie ahead in their math journey. Fractions should be introduced to the young learners by relating them to real life, using a lot of visuals and contexts, and by making them fun and engaging.

How Can We Make Fractions Fun for Kids?

We can make fractions fun for kids through games and activities that involve real life examples. Fraction games online like adding and subtracting fractions using manipulatives, choosing the correct partition, counting equal parts, writing whole numbers as fractions, and many more cater to grade 3, 4 and 5 while simultaneously making fraction learning exciting.

How Can Games Help in Better Understanding of Fractions?

Fun fraction games and activities help kids in mastering tricky concepts with ease. They turn fraction fiasco into fraction fun! They provide flexibility to learn, allow children to understand mathematical concepts at their own pace and include all the general benefits of games as well.

Suggested Fractions Worksheets

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Fraction Games for Kids Online - SplashLearn

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Fraction math games are an excellent way to simplify fraction learning. Identifying, comparing and converting fractions has never been easier! You can make math learning an easy joyride with interactive fraction games online. Fractions as a concept can be slightly difficult to understand.

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This title introducing the great Amelia Earhart will make readers soar. The book starts off with Amelia's beginnings and takes you with her on her path to becoming one of the most famous aviators and females of her time and ours. Complete with a timeline and wonderful historical photographs.

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Here is a small writing prompt for students to get a little creative and tell us where they would fly to if they were Amelia Earhart. This also gets them to remember what they learned throughout the book about Amelia Earhart, and where she went.

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follows the rising tensions between the citizens of Boston and representatives of the British Crown. From the controversial, unpopular taxes on tea through the defiant act of dumping hundreds of chests of British cargo into the harbor, this exciting retelling puts readers in the middle of this historic event.

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Here is a fun video about Amelia Earhart that further explains interesting facts about Amelia Earhart and how she impacted American History! This is a nice, short, but informational video for students to watch to further learn about Amelia Earhart.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIN_Ldp2S74

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Educational Videos for Students (Cartoons on Bullying, Leadership & More)

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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Amelia Earhart (Amelia Earhart for Students Biography)

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Here is an example of an already filled out graphic organizer. Students would get a blank version of this graphic organizer, and as a class everyone would fill out the Who, What, When/Where and Why parts of this sheet. This is to help students better understand the main idea of the Boston Tea Party.

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Filled out grahic organizer over the boston tea party

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Here is a great video to show students that is not only very catchy, but it also teaches students about all the important facts about the Boston Tea Party, and focuses on the main ideas over the Boston Tea Party.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5I-AvAhG6e0

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Schoolhouse Rock - America Rock - No More Kings

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This book is an interesting mystery about Roanoke the lost colony. It talks about how in 1584 the first Europeans explored Roanoke Island with the blessing of Queen Elizabeth I. Between 1587 and 1590, after their Governor White had sailed back to England for help due to low supplies, when he came back in 1590 there wasn't a trace of his people. The only thing that was found was the word Croatoan carved into a fort post, and CRO carved into a tree. No one knows what happened to the colony. If it were the Natives that lived on the island, sickness, or they traveled somewhere else. The only thing we know is that they were never found.

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Here is a writing prompt for students to pretend as if they were an archaeologist studying the Lost Colony of Roanoke, and that their job is to come up with a new theory of what happened to the colonists. This writing prompt is to get students creative minds flowing with ideas, and also helps them with writing in complete sentences and more!

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Here is a video that discusses what researches think happened to the Colonists of Roanoke, and shows archaeologists digging for answers.
https://www.pbs.org/video/discovering-lost-colony-roanoke-island-whp4eg/

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In this book, young readers will witness the raw power of different types of weather and learn how the conditions they see everyday can be recorded and tracked. Filled with information perfectly suited to the abilities and interests of an early elementary audience, this colorful, fact-filled volume gives readers a chance not only to learn about weather, but also to develop their powers of observation and critical thinking. From such common weather phenomena as sunshine, rain, snow, hail, sleet, freezing cold, and wind, to the most severe forms of weather on the planet, such as hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzards, monsoons, thunderstorms, squalls, and dust storms, this book makes learning about weather an exciting, extreme experience.

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Here is a graphic organizer where students can write about Facts and Opinions about Severe Weather to increase their understanding of severe weather.

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This is a nice and cute song for kids to not only learn vocabulary words related to weather, but also get them to better understand weather and to check the sky and ground for signs of weather such as snow, rain etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLsj_5Ma7WUre6K5Rp2YPn45jSgq48fshq&time_continue=19&v=RmSKsyJ15yg&feature=emb_title

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Check out the Weather!  (a weather song for kids)

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This book describes what the water cycle is; describes the scientific method, and includes experiments testing different water cycle concepts.

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Here I have a water cycle anchor chart to give students more of a visual of the water cycle, and to also show them the main vocabulary words such as Condensation, Evaporation and Precipitation and the great Illustration of the Water Cycle shows them how the water is cycled through these three main vocabulary words.

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This video is a great way for students to further understand not only some types of weather, the states of matter, and have some fun facts, but also goes into detail about the water cycle. This video also makes it fun to watch as well as informational.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncORPosDrjI

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The Water Cycle | The Dr. Binocs Show | Learn Videos For Kids

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This cute and very informational picture book features rich vocabulary and uses simple, fun diagrams to explain the difference between solids, liquids and gases. This book also includes a find out more section with experiments designed to encourage further exploration and introduce record keeping. This book explores more challenging concepts perfect for children in the primary grades and supports the Common Core Learning Standards and Next Generation Science Standards.

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This anchor chart is a great visual for students to remember what solids, liquids and gases are and have some examples of each. I made this anchor chart so students will be able to look back on it to refresh their memories over The States of Matter, and to create more of a visual about what each state of matter are. The empty space underneath the pictures of solids, liquids and gases are there for student and teacher to  discuss the states of matter and, using sticky notes, decide what other types of solids, liquids and gases there are to put underneath each state of matter.

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Solids liquids and gases anchor chart that I made

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This video is very informative with it discussing the states of solid, liquid and matter. How gases occupy the full volume of the container, and liquids take the same shape as the container that it is in, and so on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DE3LCPfP8N8

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States of Matter | Educational Videos for Kids

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Internet evaluation form for Even or Odd

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Here is an online resource to further help students understand missing addends in addition and subtraction. This website have a few different ways to show missing addends such as an addition scale math game to show students though two equations may look different, they could still be equal to one another. https://toytheater.com/addition-scale/
https://toytheater.com/missing-addend/

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This online addition game helps students build fluency in addition and develop algebraic thinking skills. Try it, it’s free!

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Picture Book Evaluation Checksheet for Mystery Math A First Book of Algebra

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Internet evaluation form for Mystery Math A First book of Algebra

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Picture Book Evaluation Checksheet for A Fractions goal parts of a whole

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Internet evaluation form for a fractional goal parts of a whole

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Text Complexity worksheet Amelia Earhart Aviation Pioneer

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Internet evaluation form for Amelia Earhart aviation pioneer

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Picture Book Evaluation Checksheet for the Boston Tea Party

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Internet evaluation form for the Boston Tea Party

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Text Complexity worksheet Roanoke the lost colony

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Internet evaluation form for Roanoke the lost colony

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Text Complexity worksheet what is weather

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Internet evaluation form for water cycle

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Text Complexity worksheet step by step experiments with the water cycle

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Internet evaluation form for what is weather

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Picture Book Evaluation Checksheet for What the wolrd is made of all about solids liquids and gases

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Internet evaluation form for What the world is made of all about solids liquids and gases