If you've printed on white card stock as I have, take some time to get creative and color or decorate the shapes before assembling them! #simplescience #scienceforkids #scienceiscool #scienceeducation #kidsscience #scienceteacher #science #scienceexperiments #scienceexperimentsforkids #easyexperiments #scienceexperiment #thestemlaboratory #stemforkids, Number decomposition is just a fancy way of saying understanding different combinations that make the same number.The number three, for example, has four different ways it can be made:3 + 0,2 + 1,1 + 2 and 0 + 3These playful, hands-on Number decomposition practice sheets with the number 5 are a must! Comment below or DM us Stacks of 5 and our STEM Bot will immediately send you the link to grab this freebie from our website! Create 3D Shapes with Attributes. And a cube draw a square on a piece of paper a chalkboard or whiteboard whatever you have at home. Poke the toothpicks into the gumdrops to make a square. Because you dont need one more thing on your massive teacher to-do list!I agree.Thats why this ones different! For more like this, check out the Geometry Craft category. Main Dishes Poke all 3 toothpicks into one gumdrop to make a 3-sided pyramid. Take four toothpicks and four pieces of lolly. Balls, signs, books, boxesthe examples are endless! In the case of training and the workplace, the purpose of the challenge is to illustrate the importance of prototypes and iterations. How do you do the marshmallow challenge? First, you can have kiddos build the 2D and 3D shapes printed on the cards! One of the kids figuredout that heneeded a bit more playdough so that the popsicle sticks would stay in place, but not too much because orhis cubewould fall over! !Weve opened our doors for The Science of Reading in Action 5 Day Challenge!Do you know what that means?You can finally get your hands on the simple 5-day crash course thats helped hundreds of teachers start confidently implementing the science of reading in their classrooms.But the doors are only open for a limited time!And speaking of timeOnce upon a time, teachers believed in drilling kids with sight word flash cards and mostly focusing on visual memory for readingbut it turned out to be a fairytale.Because 70+ years of research shows that learning to read is an auditory skill.So, now we know that not only were these techniques NOT effective they were keeping our kids from living (and reading) happily ever after.But TODAYS the perfect day to make struggling readers a thing of the past!Starting on Sunday, February 12 - and in less than an hour a day - youll send your students reading results THROUGH THE ROOF!Your teaching tool box is about to be overflowing with:A rock-solid understanding of what the research does (and does not!)