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Uh, oh! Do you know what week it is? That's right, it's Shark Week! It's time for a sharktastic blog hop that's filled with fintastic shark-themed resources! Every blog in the Shark Week Blog Hop features a jawesome freebie for you and your students- but hurry, Shark Week only lasts until July 12th and so do our freebies! : )
All teachers know that kids learn more when they’re excited and engaged. Today a team of bloggers came together to help your students take a BITE out of learning with a theme your students are sure to love!
Word problems, word problems, word problems! They can feel like a shark attack for students at first, but they certainly don't have to stay that way. I find that my fifth grade students are much more engaged in problem-solving when they are interested in the topic. At the beginning of each year, I make sure that I gather a lot of information about my students so that I can create problems that will pique their interest.
In honor of Shark Week, I've created some shark-themed word problems and an ATTACK strategy that perfectly fits the theme AND will help your students to stay on track while solving. Each problem is a work of nonfiction, so when your students read and solve each problem, they will be learning new facts about sharks too! These were created with intermediate students in mind and they are free for you for the entire length of Shark Week 2015! Click on the picture below to grab this freebie THIS WEEK ONLY (July 5-12)!
Don't forget to check out all of the wonderful blogs that are a part of this jawesome hop and grab your freebies before Shark Week is over!
I am loving this blog hop!!! Your task cards are just too cute. Thank you!
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The Techie Teacher
Excellent- my first "future fifth grade teacher - again" download. Big smoochies!
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The Meek Moose
I love the way students will be learning facts as they solve the problems! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLinda at Primary Inspiration
Excellent freebie! Task cards are always a hit, and problem solving to boot! Thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteI love your acronym for helping students think about the steps involved in problem solving! Thank you so much for joining our blog hop :)
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