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aprill 14, 2008Matemaatika

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Muusika

Hääled!Sixteenth Note

Half Rest

Half Note

Whole Rest

Sixteenth Note

Whole Note

Whole Note

Quarter Note

Eighth Rest

Eighth Note

Quarter Rest

Eighth Note

Half Rest

Quarter Rest

Eighth Rest

MOVE A CIRCLE AND MATCH THE NUMBER OF BEATS IN 4/4 TIME PLACE THE CIRCLE OVER THE CORRECT VALUE

1/2 1 2 4


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3

1/2

314

2

4

2

2

1 1/4

Half Note

Whole Note

HALFREST

WHOLEREST

QUARTERNOTE

Dotted Half Note

EIGHTH NOTE

Dotted HalfRest

Half Rest

QUARTER REST

Sixteenth Rest

BUILD A MEASUREUSING THE FOLLOWING SYMBOLS, BUILD SIX COMPLETE MEASURES

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BUILD A MEASUREUSING THE FOLLOWING SYMBOLS, BUILD SIX COMPLETE MEASURES

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Lets make a rhythm pyramid. Start with a whole note on the top, and end with the shortest note value

at the bottom. Use the notes in the box below.

Your rhythm pyramid should look like this. Now we are going to label the note values, and beats each note is worth. Use the words and numbers in the

box below.Whole Half QuarterEighth 1 2 4 1/2

Place the single and double barlines where they belong in the music below. Remember to look at the time signature at the beginning of each line.

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aprill 14, 2008Now lets compose on the music staffs below. Put the treble cleff and time signature where they belong on each staff. Remember to use bar lines after every four beats.

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To teach students the rules of Sudoku you can use this shape. Remind students that every row, column, and 3x3 box contain the music symbols with no duplicates.

Symbols are set to clone infinitely.

Symbols are Cloned infinitely. Use symbols to fill in grid below!

Fill in the grid to the the right so that every row, every column, and every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9 with no duplicates. There is only ONE right answer. Below the correct answers are given. Move one at a time to get hints or check your answers. Set page to full screen.

Use yellow transparent boxes to check columns, rows, and 3x3 cells.

R1R2R3

R9

R4R5R6R7R8

Blanks to create your own games.

http://www.bgfl.org/bgfl/custom/resources_ftp/client_ftp/ks2/music/piano/guitar.htm


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aprill 14, 2008Kodundus

The Grain Group

The grain group is divided into two groups. Whole grains contain the entire kernel, and refined grains which have been processed. Refining grains improves the shelf life of the product, but removes the dietary fiber, iron and many vitamins.

Whole Grains Refined GrainsBrown Rice

Oatmeal

White Bread

White Rice

White Flour

Whole Cornmeal

Draw a line from the grains listed above to the appropriate column.Erase inside box for the correct answers.

Brown Rice

Oatmeal

White Bread

White Rice

White Flour

Whole Cornmeal


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Yes No

Are you here today?

Hope

AlexBurgin

Sara

Sabian

Zia'tezAmiae'

Yimara

Brandon

Aevodric

Jawaun

Jeremiah

Isaac

Kaija

Kamari

Quinten

Jalyn

Derrick

Jordan James

Logop + algõpetPut these animals in alphabetical order on the arrow below.

Check your answers!

How do we know what time it is?

Move the box to reveal the answers.

Morning Message


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Fiction or Nonfiction?Fiction Nonfiction

FictionFiction

Fiction Fiction

Nonfiction

Pull

Pull

Nonfiction Nonfiction

Pull

Pull

Pull

Pull Pu

llPu

ll

PullPull

Pull

Pull

Pull

Pull

Fictionor

Nonfiction?

Use yellow transparencies to check rows, columns, and 2x2 cells.

Shapes are set to clone infinitely. Just drag and drop.

This shapes activity is similar to one I found at Ed Helper.com. Fill in the grid so that every row, every column, and every 2x2 box contains each of these 4 shapes.


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aprill 14, 2008Set page to full screen. Shapes below grid are set to clone infinitley. Place one shape on the grid at a

time. There can be only one shape per row, per column, and per 2x2 cell. Check your answers by clicking on the green arrow and sliding the box up.

Use yellow transparencies to check rows, columns, and 2x2 cells.

Check your answers below.

Place the following events in the order they occurred in the story

Johnny and Ponyboy go to the drive-in movie and meets Cherry.

Ponyboy and Johnny cut and dye their hair.

Johnny gets hurt in a fire

Johnny dies

Dally dies

Ponyboy gets hit by his brother Darry and runs away.

Bob dies

F ACE

F ACE

Man

BoardLE

VEL

Barmonkeymonkeymonkeyrel DeerD

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s

tair

s

BAN ANAthe weather

I am coORDERurt

Ingl k

Answers

Face to Face

Barrel full of Monkeys

Banana Split

Man Overboard

Deer Crossing

I am under the weather

Split Level

Upstairs

Order in the Court

Story Elements

Plot Setting

Problem/Solution

Character

Spin the spinner and discuss the chosen element about the story The Outsiders.

compositecoordinates count

data

cross

cube

curve

computercone

convexconsecutive

cubic

customary

concave

Put the words on the correct dictionary page then put the words on each page in alphabetical order.

composite coordinates count data

crosscube

curvecomputerconeconvexconsecutive

cubic

customary

concave

Check your answers by using the magic eraser on the small dictionary to the left.


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WetlandsFood WebMove the plants and animals at the bottom of the page into the wetland. Then, choosing the drawing tool, draw lines to what they eat.

Loodus

Bangladesh

So. Africa

Malaysia

Indonesia

Mayanmar

India

Taiwan

Seychelles

Ethiopia

Kenya

Somalia

Tanzania

Madagascar

Cambodia

Japan

Laos

Nepal

No. Korea

Pakistan

Philippines

So. Korea Vietnam

Bhutan

Thailand

Sri LankaSo. Korea

Mongolia VietnamChina

Continents and Oceans

Asia

AfricaEurope

Antarctica

North America

South America

Australia

Indian Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Continents and Oceans

Asia

Africa

Europe

Antarctic

North America

South AmericaAustralia

Indian Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Root

Leaf Stem

Flower

Label the Parts of the Plant

Drag the labels below to the correct parts of the plant.

Root

Stem

Flower

Leaf

Use the eraser and rub underneath each line to check your answers

What Parts of the Plant Do you Eat?

Seeds Leaves Stems

Roots Flowers Fruit

Help Vegetable Man sort the pictures below into the correct box.

BroccoliAsparagusLettuce Tomato

Carrot

Apple

Beans

Peas

Beet

Cauliflower

Blueberries

Celery

Pumpkin

Watermelon

Wheat

Strawberry

Green Onion

Potato

Cabbage Spinach Sunflower Seeds


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aprill 14, 2008What Parts of the Plant Do you Eat?

Seeds Leaves Stems

Roots Flowers Fruit

Answer Key

Broccoli

AsparagusLettuce

Tomato

Carrot

Apple

Beans

Peas

Beet

Cauliflower

Blueberries

Celery

Pumpkin

Sunflower Seeds

Watermelon

Wheat

Strawberry

Green Onion

Potato

Cabbage

Spinach

Parts of a plant cell

NucleusCell Wall

Cell membraneVacuole Chloroplast

Mitochondria

For more information click here

Cytoplasm

Vacuole

Nucleus

Cell Wall

Mitochondria

Chloroplast

Cytoplasm

Cell membrane

Animal cell

mitochondria

nucleus

vacuole

chloroplast

Plant cell

mitochondria

nucleus

vacuole

chloroplast

An amoeba is a single-celled animal. Watch the video and describe how this animal cell is different from a plant cell.

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