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Drama & Math
Is This on Sale? Everyday Math Applications
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- Begin with a movement-based warm-up called "Pass the Book," where students respond to an object using facial expression, body movement, and sound.
- Lead a second round of the activity in which students describe the object using everyday math, such as weight, size, time, price, or quantity.
- Introduce short, scripted scenes set in familiar locations like a shoe store, restaurant, or movie theater.
- Have students work in pairs to rewrite the scenes so characters actively solve math problems through dialogue and performance.
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Dance & Math
Counting to Ten with Dance
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- Assign each child a number 1-10
- Have students hop, skip, or jump around the room
- Call "Freeze!" and tell the students to strike a pose in the shape of their number using their arms and legs
- Select three different students and have the class guess which number they are representing
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Literary Arts & Math
Over, Under, and Around the Monster...Math and More!
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- Read aloud Go Away Big Green Monster and guide students in identifying shapes found in the illustrations.
- Introduce and compare geometric and organic shapes using visual examples.
- Have students create their own monsters by cutting and gluing shapes to form bodies, faces, and features.
- Encourage students to talk about their monsters using math and descriptive language, such as counting eyes or explaining shape choices.
- Use the completed monster artwork as manipulatives for simple math activities, including addition, subtraction, and word problems.
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Music & Math
Johnny Works with Place Value
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- Introduce the song "Johnny Works with One Hammer" through a singing game that uses body movement to keep a steady beat.
- Have students add movements and percussion actions as the song counts up, reinforcing counting and pattern recognition.
- Use classroom instruments like a drum and glockenspiel to represent ones and groups of ten.
- Guide students in exploring place value by counting with tens and ones using sound, movement, and visual cues.
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Visual Arts & Math
Let's Face It: Drawing the Face Is Fun
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- Begin by having students draw an expressive "worst face" to encourage risk-taking and reduce fear of drawing.
- Introduce contour line drawing by having students create portraits using glue lines and chalk pastels.
- Teach students about the ideal proportions of the human face using mathematical relationships and measurements.
- Guide students through drawing facial features using ratios and fractions, such as eye width, spacing, and placement.
- Invite students to personalize their portraits and reflect on how math helps artists create realistic representations.
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