Children worked together stacking apples blocks up in order from 1 to 10. 
Each child stood next to the apple stack while another child counted how many apples they were. 
Next the children used pre-cut apples on a worksheet to show how many apples tall they were. I placed this worksheet in children's DRDP Assessment Portfolio to show children's understanding of measurement. Grab your free set of worksheets bellow. 
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4/23/2018 05:35:28 am
Before anything else, I just want to ask a simple question, why there is a need to cover up the face of the kid? I am sure that she is beautiful! By the way, I am a small person. I am not even six feet tall and that makes me kind of awkward socializing with other people. I know that I should not feel that way, but I cannot control my insecurities. That's why I am hoping that these children will grow taller than what they wish for! They need plenty hours of sleep so that they can achieve that! Leave a Reply. |
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