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Charts
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Use this form to list characters in fiction and write a description of one.
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Practice reading charts and tables with this great exercise. Includes: Animal Graph, Read Data/Make a Graph, Comparing Animal Features, Data/Graph:Plants.
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Upper and lowercase alphabet; numbers 0-9
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Display the chart (upper and lowercase letters; numbers 0-9) or practice writing by tracing the dotted letters.
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Dotted manuscript letters to trace; upper and lower case. No pictures. Letters Aa-Zz with arrows.
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cursive chart - upper and lowercase, and numbers 0-9
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Cursive chart with arrows for direction - upper and lower case.
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Chart for students to record the weather. Includes cute graphics to use with the chart.
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Use this chart to record your summer reading.
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Chart of a-z
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pictures of spiders from the National Geographic Society
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pictures of spiders from the National Geographic Society
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pictures of spiders from the National Geographic Society
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This form helps to develop scientific skills of observation and data collection... as well as to enjoy the early signs of spring.
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Each night observe the moon and draw a picture of what you see.
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Use this chart to list the similarities and differences between any two candidates.
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Chart of the numbers 1-100, with blank squares to be filled in. Use with 100th day of school activities and to teach counting.
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Chart of the numbers 1-100 with empty squares to fill in. Blank Hundreds Chart partially filled.
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Chart of the numbers 1-100, incomplete, to be filled in (third version).
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Completed chart of the numbers 1-100 in a 10x10 grid. Use on the 100th day of school or when teaching counting to 100, addition and subtraction.
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Colorful chart illustrating how a thunderstorm functions.
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"Which player made the most touchdowns?" Use the chart to answer the five questions.
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Use the chart to find the populations of some of Egypt's major cities.
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Roman and Arabic Numerals
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This activity asks students to label the parts of a dolphin.
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Use these colorful weather symbols for picture graphs and calendars.
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Fill in the missing capital or country to complete this introductory chart to the countries of the European Union.
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February is Children's Dental Health Month. Use these charts to help students track their toothbrushing habits.
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Helps with understanding charts, and serves as a useful teacher reference tool.
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Use four of the five senses to explore the community, tracking what can be seen, heard, smelled, and felt throughout a neighborhood on this handy chart.
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bus, walk, car, bike, child care
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Use these picture patterns to make a classroom picture graph. Each student colors a picture that represents them and adds it to the classroom graph.
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Practice chart with arrows for direction - upper and lower case
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Upper and lower case on lined paper.
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Chart of upper and lowercase DN-Style Font alphabet. No pictures.
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Practice chart with arrows for direction - upper and lower case
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Printed ZB-Style Font alphabet, no pictures.
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Cute chart for your room. May be used with a pointer to indicate the current season.
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Cute chart for your room. May be used with a pointer to indicate the current season.
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