| 1. |
| (
K-2) Branding Circles |
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Start
Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides). Identify shapes in different environments.
(e.g., nature, buildings, classroom, etc.) |
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| 2. |
| (
K-2) Branding Circles with English Voice |
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Start Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides). Identify shapes in different environments.
(e.g., nature, buildings, classroom, etc.) |
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| 3. |
| (
K-2) Branding Circles with Navajo Voice |
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Start Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides). Identify shapes in different environments.
(e.g., nature, buildings, classroom, etc.) |
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| 4. |
| (
K-2) Branding Circles with Spanish Voice |
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Start Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides). Identify shapes in different environments.
(e.g., nature, buildings, classroom, etc.) |
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| 5. |
| (
K-2) Branding Rectangles |
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Start Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
shapes in different environments. (e.g., nature,
buildings, classroom, etc.) Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 6. |
| (
K-2) Branding Squares |
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Start Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides). Identify shapes in different environments.
(e.g., nature, buildings, classroom, etc.) |
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| 7. |
| (
K-2) Branding Triangles |
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Start Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides). Identify shapes in different environments.
(e.g., nature, buildings, classroom, etc.) |
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| 8. |
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| 9. |
| (
K-2) Circles 2 2-D |
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Start Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Name
common two-dimensional shapes (square, rectangle,
triangle, and circle). Draw two-dimensional shapes.
(square, rectangle, triangle, circle) |
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| 10. |
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| 11. |
| (
K-2) Circles 4 No Angles |
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Start
Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Name
common two-dimensional shapes (square, rectangle,
triangle, and circle). Draw two-dimensional shapes.
(square, rectangle, triangle, circle) Verbally compare
objects according to observable and measurable attributes. |
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| 12. |
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| 13. |
| (
K-2) Compare 2-D Shapes with English Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Understanding
and comparing the attributes of all the two-dimensional
shapes is an important basic skill for primary students.
This lesson allows students to explore different
two-dimensional shapes, analyze their attributes,
name them and describe them. This lessons is available
with English narration and script. |
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| 14. |
| (
K-2) Compare 2-D Shapes with Navajo Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides, vertices). Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 15. |
| (
K-2) Find Patterns with Frogs |
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Start
Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Students
will be creating and completing patterns. Students
must analyze what they see by number, letter and
color to chose the appropriate fill-ins. |
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| 16. |
| (
K-2) Geometric Shapes at the OK Corral |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
shapes in different environments. (e.g., nature,
buildings, classroom, etc.) Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 17. |
| (
K-2) Geometric Shapes at the OK Corral/English Voice |
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Start Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
shapes in different environments. (e.g., nature,
buildings, classroom, etc.) Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 18. |
| (
K-2) Geometric Shapes at the OK Corral/Navajo Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
shapes in different environments. (e.g., nature,
buildings, classroom, etc.) Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 19. |
| (
K-2) Geometric Shapes at the OK Corral/Spanish Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
shapes in different environments. (e.g., nature,
buildings, classroom, etc.) Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 20. |
| (
K-2) Logic - Always and Sometimes |
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Start
Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
the concepts some, every and many within the context
of logical reasoning. Identify the concepts all
and none within the context of logical reasoning. |
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| 21. |
| (
K-2) Magician Squares |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides, vertices). Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 22. |
| (
K-2) Magician Squares with English Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides, vertices). Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 23. |
| (
K-2) Magician Squares with Navajo Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides, vertices). Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 24. |
| (
K-2) Magician Squares with Spanish Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides, vertices). Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 25. |
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| 26. |
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| 27. |
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| 28. |
| (
K-2) Mining Shapes with Spanish Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides). |
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| 29. |
| (
K-2) Navajo Rug |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide |
| Identify
shapes in different environments. (e.g., nature,
buildings, classroom, etc.) |
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| 30. |
| (
K-2) Navajo Rug with English Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
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Teacher
Guide |
| Using
Navajo figures, shapes and traditions will motivate
young learners to recognize and identify specific
geometric shapes in the context of the Navajo culture.
Squares and triangles are used in this lesson. Navajo
weavers traditionally use geometric designs because
of a natural fitting together ? an aesthetics of
these shapes with the environment. The human activity
involved in making Navajo rugs produces results
that are a spontaneously natural blending of math
and art. This lessons also has English, Navajo and
Spanish narrations and scripts. |
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| 31. |
| (
K-2) Navajo Rug with Navajo Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Using
Navajo figures, shapes and traditions will motivate
young learners to recognize and identify specific
geometric shapes in the context of the Navajo culture.
Squares and triangles are used in this lesson. Navajo
weavers traditionally use geometric designs because
of a natural fitting together ? an aesthetics of
these shapes with the environment. The human activity
involved in making Navajo rugs produces results
that are a spontaneously natural blending of math
and art. This lessons also has English, Navajo and
Spanish narrations and scripts. |
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| 32. |
| (
K-2) Navajo Rug with Spanish Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Using
Navajo figures, shapes and traditions will motivate
young learners to recognize and identify specific
geometric shapes in the context of the Navajo culture.
Squares and triangles are used in this lesson. Navajo
weavers traditionally use geometric designs because
of a natural fitting together ? an aesthetics of
these shapes with the environment. The human activity
involved in making Navajo rugs produces results
that are a spontaneously natural blending of math
and art. This lessons also has English, Navajo and
Spanish narrations and scripts. |
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| 33. |
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| 34. |
| (
K-2) Number Sentences with Spiffy |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide |
| When
students writes and/or solves a story problem, they
will need to write the answer in number sentence
form. For instance, ?Mary has 20 pieces of candy
and gives Betty 13 pieces, how many pieces does
Mary have left?? Giving the answer ?7? pieces of
candy is not acceptable. The answer needs to be
written in number sentence form, 20 ? 13 = 7. In
the lesson, students will be solving story problems.
And writing number sentences. |
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| 35. |
| (
K-2) Rectangles with Rikki |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides, vertices). Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 36. |
| (
K-2) Rectangles with Rikki/English Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides, vertices). Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 37. |
| (
K-2) Rectangles with Rikki/Navajo Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides, vertices). Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 38. |
| (
K-2) Rectangles with Rikki/Spanish Voice |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides, vertices). Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 39. |
| (
K-2) Roundup Circles |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides). Identify shapes in different environments.
(e.g., nature, buildings, classroom, etc.) |
|
| 40. |
| (
K-2) Roundup Rectangles |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides). Identify shapes in different environments.
(e.g., nature, buildings, classroom, etc.) |
|
| 41. |
| (
K-2) Roundup Squares |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides). Identify shapes in different environments.
(e.g., nature, buildings, classroom, etc.) |
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| 42. |
| (
K-2) Roundup Triangles |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides). Identify shapes in different environments.
(e.g., nature, buildings, classroom, etc.) |
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| 43. |
| (
K-2) Small and Large Squares |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Use
concepts and terms of position and size in contextual
situations: Inside/Outside, Left/Right, Above/Below/Between,
Smaller/Larger, Longer/Shorter. |
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| 44. |
| (
K-2) Small and Large Squares/English Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Use
concepts and terms of position and size in contextual
situations: Inside/Outside, Left/Right, Above/Below/Between,
Smaller/Larger, Longer/Shorter. This lesson has
English, Navajo and Spanish narrations and scripts. |
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| 45. |
| (
K-2) Small and Large Squares/Navajo Voice |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Use
concepts and terms of position and size in contextual
situations: Inside/Outside, Left/Right, Above/Below/Between,
Smaller/Larger, Longer/Shorter. This lesson has
English, Navajo and Spanish narrations and scripts. |
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| 46. |
| (
K-2) Small and Large Squares/Spanish Voice |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Use
concepts and terms of position and size in contextual
situations: Inside/Outside, Left/Right, Above/Below/Between,
Smaller/Larger, Longer/Shorter. This lesson has
English, Navajo and Spanish narrations and scripts. |
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| 47. |
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| 48. |
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| 49. |
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| 50. |
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| 51. |
| (
K-2) Symmetry that is Basic and Beautiful |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Recognize
where a line of symmetry divides a two dimensional
shape into mirror images. Recognize line(s) of symmetry
for a two-dimensional shape. Identify a line of
symmetry in a two-dimensional shape. |
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| 52. |
| (
K-2) Triangles Introduction |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Use
the words vertex and side when describing simple
two-dimensional geometric shapes. Build geometric
figures with other common shapes. (e.g., tangrams,
pattern blocks, geoboards) Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
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| 53. |
| (
K-2) Triangles Introduction/English Voice |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Students
learn that triangles are two-dimensional shapes.
They are made of three sides that meet at points
forming angles. All two-dimensional geometric shapes
having three sides and three angles are called triangles.
Right triangles are introduced in a lesson called
Basic Right triangles. |
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| 54. |
| (
K-2) Triangles Introduction/Navajo Voice |
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Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Students
learn that triangles are two-dimensional shapes.
They are made of three sides that meet at points
forming angles. All two-dimensional geometric shapes
having three sides and three angles are called triangles.
Right triangles are introduced in a lesson called
Basic Right triangles. |
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| 55. |
| (
K-2) Triangles Introduction/Spanish Voice |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Students
learn that triangles are two-dimensional shapes.
They are made of three sides that meet at points
forming angles. All two-dimensional geometric shapes
having three sides and three angles are called triangles.
Right triangles are introduced in a lesson called
Basic Right triangles. |
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| 56. |
| (
K-2) Tricorn Triangles |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Identify
two-dimensional shapes by attribute (size, shape,
number of sides, vertices). Identify two-dimensional
shapes by attribute (size, shape, number of sides). |
|
| 57. |
| (
K-2) Vertices with Rikki |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Use
the words vertex and side when describing simple
two-dimensional geometric shapes. Name common two-dimensional
shapes (square, rectangle, triangle, and circle).
Compare attributes of two-dimensional shapes (square,
rectangle, triangle, and circle). |
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| 58. |
| (
K-2) Cardinal Directions |
|
Start
Lesson |
|
Teacher
Guide (PDF) |
| Navigating
our world requires knowledge of cardinal directions.
This skill should be started in the early grades
for students. This lesson uses an acronym for the
direction names as an instructional strategy. Students
learn how to identify and use cardinal directions
and locate cities in Arizona from one city to the
other by cardinal direction. |
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