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Teeming with adequate practice our printable inequalities worksheets come with a host of learning takeaways like completing inequality statements, graphing inequalities on a number line, constructing inequality statements from the graph, solving different types of inequalities, graphing the solutions using appropriate rules and much more for students in grade 6 through high school. Solutions to inequalities are infinite and are presented as an interval. Kick-start practice with our free inequalities worksheets!

Graphing Inequalities on a Number Line

Graph the inequality on a number line by drawing a circle over the number. Fill it if the inequality has a ≥ or ≤, leave it unfilled if it has a > or <. Draw a line toward the right, if the solutions are greater than the number and toward the left if they are less.

Writing Inequalities from Number Lines

Study the graph, and construct the inequality that best describes it. Grade 7 students look for open and closed circles, watch for the direction of the line and build an inclusive or strict greater than or less than inequality in no time.

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Teeming with adequate practice our printable inequalities worksheets come with a host of learning takeaways like completing inequality statements, graphing inequalities on a number line, constructing inequality statements from the graph, solving different types of inequalities, graphing the solutions using appropriate rules and much more for students in grade 6 through high school.

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Dive into a sea of resources, knowledge, and inspiration for all your literacy needs. With thousands of standards-based resources for teachers and students, you can be confident your students are getting the education they deserve.

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A thoughtfully developed long-range plan ensures that instruction is sequenced in a manner that aligns with research about learning mathematics and allocates the appropriate time for concepts and skills so that students have multiple opportunities to focus on the overall expectations within the grade.

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An interactive celebration of movement and music: May 29, 2020, 12:00 pm (EST)

Welcome to NBS Sharing Dance Day, a national digital broadcast to celebrate the joy, creativity and community of dance. Using your digital device, dance along with Canadian artists as they share and teach a diversity of dance styles, introduce you to new music rhythms, and more. Best of all, no dance experience is required!

This special Sharing Dance Day is hosted by Canada's National Ballet School (NBS) in partnership with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, Arts Umbrella, Dance Nova Scotia, Halifax Dance and L'École de danse de Québec.

Watch the 2020 NBS Sharing Dance Choreography Collaborative Collage Video:

The full NBS Sharing Dance Day 2020 broadcast is available below for you to watch.

Thank you to ourgenerous partners for making NBS Sharing Dance Day 2020 possible!

#SharingDance

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Welcome to NBS Sharing Dance Day, a national digital broadcast to celebrate the joy, creativity and community of dance. Using your digital device, dance along with Canadian artists as they share and teach a diversity of dance styles, introduce you to new music rhythms, and more. Best of all, no dance experience is required!

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Welcome to NBS Sharing Dance Day, a national digital broadcast to celebrate the joy, creativity and community of dance. Using your digital device, dance along with Canadian artists as they share and teach a diversity of dance styles, introduce you to new music rhythms, and more. Best of all, no dance experience is required!

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Bird Song Hero - The Cornell Lab of Ornithology

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The sound matching game that teaches you how to visualize bird song.

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PIXTON

GOOGLE JAMBOARD

BOOK CREATOR

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the first resource is

the exceptionality video: it talks about autism and can be a great video to educate primary students about this exceptionality. the video talks about how every brain is different, and how different stimuli affects people differently.

the second resource is

the math would you rather website.

This can be a great start to a math lesson to get students thinking! One example from this is: would you rather have a box of chocolates that is 5 rows and 14 columns or 7 rows and 9 columns?

the third resource is

Chrome music lab: great music resource where students can make music. For example, you can have a culminating task where students have to make a song about an endangered species and educate other students about why it is important in our environment.

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Using a padlet has a great visual component that I really like. This way, I can actually see what my resources are and it is easy for me to navigate. Everything is organized in ways that makes sense to me, such as math resources, drama resources, etc. I also titled and wrote a very brief description of what each resource is to make it easier for me to navigate.

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This is a great video to show primary students : ALL BRAINS WORK DIFFERENTLY

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Amazing Things Happen - by Alexander Amelines

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The free typing lessons supply the complete "How to type" package. Animated keyboard layout and the typing tutor graphic hands are used to correct mis-typing by showing the right way to type for your learning and practice experience. Lessons' difficulty gradually raises as it starts from only 2 characters and ends with the entire keyboard. When the lesson ends, you can learn a lot from the practice trends: WPM, accuracy and errors distribution.

Tips for success:

When you practice typing - don't look at the keyboard - not even a quick peek! Look only at the screen.

The basic position can be easily found without looking at the keyboard - feel the bumps on 'F' and 'J'.

At first typing tutorials, practiced letters won't spell out words. As you get to know the keys, "real" words and sentences will be used. That is the only way to learn typing correctly.

Remember to type test your speed periodically. With our typing test you can check for both speed and accuracy progress. The number of words per minute indicates your typing level. If you are still unsatisfied with the results - go back to the typing tutors and keep practicing!

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Typing Training - Practice Free Typing Lessons with Online Tutor

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The free typing lessons supply the complete "How to type" package. Animated keyboard layout and the typing tutor graphic hands are used to correct mis-typing by showing the right way to type for your learning and practice experience. Lessons' difficulty gradually raises as it starts from only 2 characters and ends with the entire keyboard.

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Tutoring hour- great resource!

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Elevate skip counting, a fantastic mathematical tool, to the center of your preparation, and break into an elite league of the skip counting avant-garde. A math aspect abounding with heaps of brilliance, skip counting will aid students to lay a firm foundation for the core math concepts like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Skip counting helps count groups of things faster; it also immensely assists while you're memorizing the times table. Navigate through this assortment of printable skip counting worksheets, which starts from skip counting by 2s and goes all the way to skip counting by 100s. Build your number sense and counting skills by working out a large variety of pdf exercises like number lines, bank charts, display chart, and many more.

This set of exclusive free worksheets is drafted for students in kindergarten through grade 4.

CCSS: K.CC, 1.OA, 2.OA, 2.NBT

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Elevate skip counting, a fantastic mathematical tool, to the center of your preparation, and break into an elite league of the skip counting avant-garde. A math aspect abounding with heaps of brilliance, skip counting will aid students to lay a firm foundation for the core math concepts like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

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Mathigon website!

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Simple yet effective icons and texts for presentations, etc.

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Math worksheets for all grades.

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Daily Math Review: Level A (1st Grade)
This collection of 150 daily review worksheets was designed to help first graders master basic math skills. Worksheets in this spiraling review set feature problems related to counting, addition and subtraction, shape recognition, measurement, and place value.
Daily Math Review: Level B (2nd Grade)
This collection of 150 daily review worksheets will help students master a variety of 1st and 2nd grade math skills. Topics include: addition and subtraction of 1 and 2-digit numbers, skip counting, measurement, solid and flat shapes, comparing 2-digit numbers, and solving word problems.
Daily Math Review: Level C (3rd Grade)
Here is a collection of 150 daily math review worksheets for students in 3rd grade. Skills include multi-step word problems, addition, subtraction, multiplication, place value, geometry, and more.
Daily Math Review: Level D (4th Grade)
Practice 4th grade math skills each day with these printables. Topics include operations with fractions and decimals, long division, area and perimeter, multi-step word problems, and much more.
Daily Math Review: Level E (5th Grade)
The 5th grade (Level E) Math Buzz series will have your students practicing 4th and 5th grade math concepts on a daily basis. Includes many problems related to operations with decimals, long division, operations with fractions, geometry, measurement, and multi-step word problems.
Daily Word Problems: Level K (Kindergarten)
This is a daily math review with graphical word problems for Kindergarten students. These work well as part of a classroom meeting, learning center review, or morning work.
Daily Word Problems: Level A (Grade 1)
This set contains a word problem for everyday of the school year. Most problems are basic addition and subtraction. Some problems also review place value and repeated addition.
Daily Word Problems: Level B (Grade 2)
In the daily word problems for 2nd grade, students will review addition, subtraction, and basic multiplication, as well as place value, time, and money. About half of the problems are single-step; the other half are multi-step.
Daily Word Problems: Level C (Grade 3)
In the 3rd grade Daily Math Word Problem series, students review multiplication, multi-digit addition and subtraction, elapsed time, money, and more. Approximately half of the problems are multi-step.
Daily Word Problems: Level D (Grade 4)
In the 4th grade Daily WP series, students will practice multi-digit addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. They will also review operations with fractions, line plots, and more. About half of the problems presented are multi-step.
Math Daily Word Problems
This page has daily word problems. Includes single and multi-step problems, covering a variety of topics.
Math Task Cards
Print task cards for a huge variety of math skills, including: operations, algebra, angles, fractions, area, volume, counting money, time, place value, rounding, comparing numbers, and more.

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Daily Math Review: Level A (1st Grade) This collection of 150 daily review worksheets was designed to help first graders master basic math skills. Worksheets in this spiraling review set feature problems related to counting, addition and subtraction, shape recognition, measurement, and place value.

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Chrome music lab! Great resource for making music

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Song Maker, an experiment in Chrome Music Lab, is a simple way for anyone to make and share a song.

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Fun would you rather questions relating to math!

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Readers theatre scrips! You need a subscription tho!

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Reader's Theater Scripts and Plays

Readers Theater is a dramatic presentation of a written work in a script form. Readers read from a "script" and reading parts are divided among the readers. No memorization, costumes, blocking, or special lighting is needed. Presentations can easily be done in a k-3 classroom. Scripts are held by the readers. Lines are not memorized. The focus is on reading the text with expressive voices and gestures. Making comprehending the text meaningful and fun for the student! Once you start Reader's Theater in your classroom you and your students will be loving it!!!

"Reader's Theater proved to be almost a magic solution for Griffith: In just 10 weeks of using RT, every child in her class had gained a full grade level in reading. After a year, the children's gains had jumped to three years of growth. Griffith calls the transformation in their reading fluency totally remarkable." Quote taken from The Power of Reader's Theater, Scholastic Instructor

Update - July 08

Plays and Scripts To Print and Read

Reader's Theater Resources!!

Click the books to learn more...

Look what THOUSANDS of Teachers Use and Love!!!
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Reader's Theater Scripts and Plays for the Classroom

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Reader's Theater Scripts and Plays Readers Theater is a dramatic presentation of a written work in a script form. Readers read from a "script" and reading parts are divided among the readers. No memorization, costumes, blocking, or special lighting is needed. Presentations can easily be done in a k-3 classroom.

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This is a great resource for drama games!

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Creating worlds on stage is a fundamental skill. This game encourages players to create locations non-verbally as well as strengthening team work.

Rules:

The warm up leader calls out an environment, then loudly counts down from 10. Without discussion or planning the players create and explore the environment using the full space. Players may be objects or people.

Objectives:

To physically explore an improvised environment and all it's possibilities. To force the improvisors to be present in the space, and work together without discussion to create full functioning environments.

Comments:

Don't discuss it - do it! Explore all the aspects of the environment. If the environment is a movie theatre, there's the possibility of popcorn, people to sell the popcorn, moviegoers, screen, seats, any of the myriad objects and persons that make up a movie theatre experience. Watch each other, try to create balanced stage pictures. If you see everyone else trying to be the screen, sit down and watch the movie.

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Free!! Do I have to say more?

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Last week I spotted a free Digital Escape Room floating around on Facebook which was so fun - it was Harry Potter too! It gave me the idea to put together a post full of free digital escape rooms and virtual escape rooms from kids to adults!

I have tons of online escape rooms listed below separated out by category, with plenty of them with educational themes! The ones specifically marker "(easier)" tends to be geared more towards elementary kids but can still be fun to play!

If you're looking for affordable escape room games to play at home I recommend the EXIT Series . They run between $8-15. Sign up here for our FREE Money Saving e-newsletter for more great ideas!
The below digital escape rooms are sectioned out by categories and separated with a divider line or you can quickly skip to each category by using our table of contents guide.
PLEASE NOTE - I have NOT completed all of the digital escape rooms below! If you have any issues please contact the creator of each escape room!

Free Book Themed Digital Escape Rooms:
All of the above book themed escape rooms are themed around favorite books and authors.
Free History Themed Digital Escape Rooms:
All of the above book themed escape rooms are themed around historical time periods and people.

Free Science Themed Digital Escape Rooms:
All of the above book themed escape rooms are themed around various scientific topics.

Free Math Themed Digital Escape Rooms:
All of the above book themed escape rooms are focused on math.

Free Geography Themed Digital Escape Rooms:
All of the above book themed escape rooms are themed around geography.
Free Holiday Themed Themed Digital Escape Rooms:

Free Tech themed Digital Escape Rooms:

Just for fun:

Paid Escape Rooms:

Etsy has some EPIC Escape Rooms that are insanely creative and you can find classroom printable escape rooms to buy on TPT.

How to Make Your Own Escape Room:

Build your OWN Digital Escape Room with this tutorial for using Google Forms or this tutorial here.
HELP ME! I want to make this list the most AWESOME LIST out there for free digital escape rooms for kids AND adults! If you have created one or know of one not on this list please let me know and I will add it!
AWESOME BONUS Recommendation for Kids (and Adults!):

Not a digital escape room, but I highly recommend going through the Imagineering in a Box course on Khan Academy.

With help from the Walt Disney Imagineering Department kids can build a story board, theme park, attractions, characters, and learn about the genius technicians, artists and engineers that design rocks, art, rides, and how they make magic come alive.

AWESOME FREE Resources to Do at Home:

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Free Digital Escape Rooms for Kids & Adults + Escape Rooms at Home

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This is a great website where students can make music with a cool visual piece.

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Dot Piano is a visual musical instrument that lives on the web. Just play a song, then share it with a link.

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This is a great video that explains how to teach to all learners in your classroom.

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Shelley Moore: Transforming Inclusive Education