Teachers' Resources for
"Herd of Elephants?" Part 2
Lessons and Activities for Teachers Using Maggie's "Herd of Elephants?" Part 2 Adventure in the Classroom
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Educational Framework for "Herd of Elephants?" Part 2
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Integrated Author Study |
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A complete guide on how to conduct an author study along with an array of specific ideas and suggested books. Printable appendices are sure to be a favorite for busy teachers! Verna Aardemas books are featured and multi-disciplinary extensions are offered.
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Math
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3+3 = Six Incredible Problem Solving Activities
Your pre-multiplication students will understand this higher level math skill when they explore these problems!
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Baobab Tree Math
An intermediate problem solving activity thats great for math journaling and cooperative work!
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Three Intermediate Level Problem Solving Activities Based On Fibronacci Numbers!
Show your students the power of patterning this number pattern is found everywhere!
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Put Patterns To Work For You!
Show your students how multiplication and division patterns will help them check their calculations.
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Help Maggie Rebuild Her Plane
Students will explore geometric principles in this group problem solving activity introduce this activity and theyll be sure to thank you for making math fun!
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Conversion Chart
Give your students practice in converting metric measurement to the English system and vice versa using these practical animal facts.
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Explore the concept of symmetry use real-life math skills to complete a class art project. Great activity to show kids the power of math.
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African Recipes
Yummy food to prepare along with suggested math journaling.
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Science |
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Home, Sweet Home
Primary level activities to illustrate a trees importance.
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Classify It!
Develop primary students classification and reasoning skills.
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The Classification System
Its here&seven easy to read articles for your upper elementary/intermediate level students explaining Carolus Linnaeus scientific method for classifying living things. Print the articles for your class to read then do the follow-up activities designed to illustrate key concepts!
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Patterns: Math in Nature
Show your students how patterning is an integral part of living things!
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Social Studies |
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Chameleon Feelings...Human Feelings
This colorful activity, which would work nicely as homework, can be used for class meetings where peer and social issues are discussed.
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Models of Leadership
This article and activity shows your students how members of the Zulu nation train future leaders!
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Language Arts |
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Zulu Folktale Unit
11 Fabulous Tales from a Southern African village told by members of the Zulu tribe. Weve included many follow-up activities designed to enhance cultural awareness, encourage personal growth, and develop expressive language skills.
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Write Your Own Guidebook
Encourage the development of nonfiction writing skills as students transform scientific facts into clear guidebook entries.
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Cultural Arts |
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Chameleon Feelings&Human Feelings
The talking chameleons and the subsequent follow-up activity, which would work nicely as homework, can be used for class meetings where peer and social issues are discussed.
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Explore the concept of symmetry use real-life math skills to complete a class art project. Great activity to show kids the power of math.
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Camouflage Drawing
Illustrate natures protection system with this fun art project!
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African Recipes
Yummy food to prepare along with suggested math journaling.
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Suggested Reading and Follow-Up Activities |
Books to Read and Share
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Correlated Activities for Tree of Life
Lots of suggested activities from various disciplines to enhance the concepts presented in this story.
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Words Within Words for Tree of Life
A fun puzzle-like activity sheet for those extra minutes
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Suggested Poetry
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Sources
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