Converting metric measurements has always made me to stop and think. A centimeter is 10 times larger than a millimeter, but to convert from centimeter to millimeter we divide by multiply by 10. This has always send my brain on a bit of a loop de loop. I wanted to make a set of posters that not only showed the conversions, but also showed a size comparison. This way, it may spark a conversation about conversions versus size. “A kilometer divided by 1000 is a meter, but we multiply kilometers by 1000 to convert to meters. 8km = 8000m.” You can grab the set of posters free here in my Google Drive. A quick note about the arrows, because I’ve gotten some feedback… The top arrow compares size, the bottom is conversion. I’ll use the below poster as an example: “Millimeter x 10 = centimeter, but to convert from mm to cm, we divide by 10.” I also got a couple tips from teachers for teaching metric conversions: “Horse to Fly, Multiply Fly to Horse, Divide, of course!” – Ms. McElroy “If you increase the unit, you decrease the amount (and vice versa) – I usually tell the students that they need to run less often if they use a bigger bucket to move water from one place to another – bigger bucket = less trips/smaller bucket = more trips seems a lot more comprehensible.” – Ms. Baier Metric activities: Metric Conversions Digital Math Escape Room Metric an Customary Conversions Math Pennant Activity
8 Portrait Artists Your Students Need to See
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Baltimore nighttime photographer captures rarely seen side of the city
Patrick Joust has spent the last decade in Baltimore taking photos and has spent the last eight years shooting the city at night. Joust says he uses light to dictate his nighttime shoots.
Original Abstract Collage by Marianna Storozhenko | Abstract Art on Paper | On the wings
About The Artwork I like to create something interesting so that my audience has an emotional passion for my work. I like collages. I can express my thoughts while working on the collage. Digital printing on paper. Printing is possible in such formats: А3 (29.7*42.0), А4 (21.0*29.7), А5 (14.8*21.0) Original Created: 2020 Subjects: Abstract Materials: Paper Styles: Abstract Surrealism Conceptual Mediums: Paper Digital Details & Dimensions Digital: Paper on Paper Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork Size: 11.7 W x 16.5 H x 0.1 D in Frame: Not Framed Ready to Hang: Not applicable Packaging: Ships Rolled in a Tube
Two Digit Addition with and without Regrouping Worksheets
Addition skills is a huge and inportant subject.These worksheets are a great way to help your students master adding two digit numbers with regrouping and without regrouping. Worksheets Include: 2 Digit addition 20 pages Answer 20 pages How to use these worksheets: Math Centers Morning Work Homeschooling Skill Practice ------------------------------- Click here for more resources Always happy to hear your feedback :)
Personal Pronouns: Subject and Object Pronouns Worksheets Distance Learning
Personal Pronouns: Subject and Object Pronouns Worksheets - Grades Two and Three. There are 3 printables which are geared towards grades two and three. Answer keys are included too! Great for test prep, homework, review, and group work. ***If you plan on sharing this resource, please purchase the appropriate number of licenses Easier worksheets geared towards grades 1 and 2 are here! Personal Pronouns: Subject and Object Pronouns Learners of the World!
How To Focus In Macro Photography
You’re enjoying photography and have worked with your camera enough to be fairly proficient. The time has come to add a new lens to your gear bag. For this guide, we’re assuming you’ve decided on
A great science introduction | Jen Siler’s Classroom
A great science introduction that introduces your students to science and its processes and helps you gain important insight into your students.
THE 8 MOST COMMON MISTAKES WHEN INTEGRATING IPADS INTO THE CLASSROOM
Integrating iPads into the classroom is a learning curve - whether you are a seasoned pro adjusting to the new iOS update or brand new to using iPads in the classroom. Here are some common mistakes teachers make when integrating iPads and how to fix them! We all make mistakes when using technology This post is not meant to be judgey! Even the best techie teacher started somewhere and most likely made one of these 8 common mistakes when integrating iPads into the classroom. I think I made all eight during the same lesson when I first started to integrate
