A comprehensive lesson for Grade 1 special education students to master addition facts up to 20 using diverse strategies like number lines, drawing, and manipulatives. Includes visual instruction, hands-on practice, and small group activities.

A focused lesson for 1st grade special education students to identify clues in word problems and decide whether to add or subtract within 20, themed around a safari animal adventure. Includes visual supports like number lines and animal keyword anchors.

A fun, interactive lesson where students become 'Number Detectives' to master counting to 100 through games and pattern recognition.

A playful introduction to adding two one-digit numbers using hungry monsters and their favorite snacks. Students move from counting objects to understanding addition sentences.

A cross-curricular lesson for 1st-3rd graders that combines basic rhythm notation with addition and subtraction. Students decode musical patterns to solve "math mysteries" and perform rhythms.

A multi-sensory math and art lesson for 1st and 2nd graders to explore 2D shape attributes through tactile creation and observation. Students identify shapes by sides and vertices while building textured geometric masterpieces.

Compose new shapes from smaller shapes and decompose larger shapes into smaller ones.

Identify and distinguish 3D shapes (cubes, cones, cylinders, spheres) and find them in the real world.

Identify and describe 2D shapes (circles, triangles, squares, rectangles) by their sides and vertices.

A hands-on activity for early learners to distinguish between tall and short objects through visual sorting and comparison.

A visual exploration of 2D geometric shapes, focusing on identifying names and properties through an architectural-themed Tarsia puzzle.

A visual, color-coded addition resource designed for non-readers to practice sums up to 10 using tactile manipulatives and clear visual cues.

A lesson focused on solving 1 and 2-digit addition and subtraction word problems within a bakery-themed context, covering both regrouping and non-regrouping scenarios.

A foundational math lesson for first graders focusing on counting by ones, identifying number sequences, and developing one-to-one correspondence through a fun bug-hunting theme.

A deep dive into the theoretical physics of infinite resistor networks, focusing on superposition and Green's functions to calculate equivalent resistance.