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Check out Seesaw for virtual learning, we all have access and it allows a ton of computer skills to be incorporated into lessons.

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Seesaw | Elementary Learning Experience Platform

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Seesaw | Elementary Learning Experience Platform

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Elementary Learning Experience Platform | Seesaw

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Seesaw is a Learning Experience Platform with 25M+ users, enhancing elementary education, engagement, and school culture while improving academic success.

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Identify what students should know and be able to do

Learning standards explain the knowledge and skills Ohio students should know and be able to do in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Ohio's Learning Standards instill life-long learning by providing essential knowledge and skills-qualities most sought by today's employers. By teaching our students to apply these skills to what they are learning in school, we can make sure they are on track to graduate from high school and enjoy success in college, careers and life.

Ohio measures the performance of its schools based on how well students are progressing in gaining the knowledge and skills within the learning standards. We do this partly by measuring student performance on annual state tests based on the standards.

ORC 3301.079(B)(3):​ All school districts, community schools, and STEM schools may utilize the state standards and the model curriculum.

Learning Standards By Grade Level

Learning Standards by Content Area

Standards Revision

The State Board of Education has adopted learning standards in many areas: mathematics, English language arts, science, social studies, world languages, fine arts, technology, physical education and financial literacy. In 2016, the Ohio Department of Education started a process of updating all the standards over time.

Thus far, educators statewide helped the Department update the computer science, English language arts, financial literacy, mathematics, science, social studies, technology and world languages and cultures standards. Currently, we also are updating the fine arts standards. Learn more on the Standards Revision page.

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Learning standards explain the knowledge and skills Ohio students should know and be able to do in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Ohio's Learning Standards instill life-long learning by providing essential knowledge and skills-qualities most sought by today's employers.

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Way back in 2005, I worked as Title 1 support for reading and math, K-5. I was young and idealistic, ready for the challenge of meeting the needs of so many different kids. The only problem was the lack of resources. Armed only with paper, pencils, and crayons I knew I needed to get creative and fast!

My first idea was taking the board game Candy Land and turn it into something educational. Making my own cards, I kept the game board colors and added math equations. The same rules applied with the exception of solving the problem before moving forward. It came as no big surprise that the students loved it. Serving several grade levels, I decided to create different math and reading games.

My original set of cards were made with cardstock paper and bingo daubers from the local dollar store. It took forever to make each set by hand. I have since turned my game cards into a Teachers Pay Teachers product but with a little leg work you make your own.

To create your own set of educational cards I suggest using Microsoft Word. Insert a 2X5 table, aligning the font to the center and right of each cell. Highlight the table to pull a margin bar slightly to the left. This adds extra space after the equations.

Now insert a square to the left of the problem. Copy and paste the squares in each box to save time. Change the color of the game squares in a pattern of blue, red, green, purple, yellow, and orange. Make sure to have the same amount of each color for your game.

For the special candy squares I reused the table but deleted the equations. Here I changed the square to pink and added each of the candy characters. You can Google Candy Land character clip art or create your own. I designed my own as I didn't want to deal with copyright infringement.

There you have it! Print your cards, laminate to add extra protection and cut them out. Your kids will love playing this educational game. I usually get it out during center time and even indoor recess!

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Way back in 2005, I worked as Title 1 support for reading and math, K-5. I was young and idealistic, ready for the challenge of meeting the needs of so many different kids. The only problem was the lack of resources. Armed only with paper, pencils, and crayons I knew I needed to get creative and fast!

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These fun and engaging color Jenga games are perfect for spicing up math centers, review, or test prep. When you purchase this bundle, you get access to future 2nd grade Common Core math standard Jenga game sets at the current price! *This MEGA Growing Bundle includes holiday/seasonal math game sets

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Math Jenga Game Cards for Place Value and Number Sense

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This fun and engaging color Jenga game is perfect for spicing up math centers, review, or test prep. It contains problems for practice and review with PLACE VALUE and developing number sense.These cards are to be used with this color Jenga set: Lewo Wooden Stacking Board Games Building Blocks for Ki...

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Browse over 80 educational resources created by Fantastically Fourth in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.

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Reading, math and more for kindergarten to grade 5. Thousands of free worksheets in math, reading, science, vocabulary, spelling, grammar and writing.

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theme

main idea

regrouping

math facts

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main idea

inferences & drawing conclusions

rounding

multi-step word problems

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rounding

multi-step problems

number sense

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composition

math facts

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complete sentences

ang/ong/ung/ing

reading what they wrote

backwards number writing

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subtraction

writing CVC Words