7 Activities for Teaching Hatchet by Gary Paulsen - Obsessed With Learning
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As a lead-in to building larger-scale shelters from found materials, students at Washington high school built shelters composed of newspaper and masking tape. This project served two purposes. Firs…
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Jordan Johnson on Instagram: “How cool is this camping room transformation that Courtney @loveandlearningwithlittles did? What a fun theme for the end of the year! Have…”
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Kids love making and playing with this glowing campfire craft! It’s super easy to make and perfect for summer, fire safety week, summer camp, or for imaginative play! Follow our Crafts for Kids Pinterest board! (This post contains affiliate links.) *This post was originally published April 23, 2016 and has since been updated. ...
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Transform your classroom to be fully engaging for a day of practicing addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or decimals, depending on your grade level.
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The book “Hatchet”
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As teachers, we're always searching for creative and effective ways to bring literature to life for our learners. The magic happens when we can mesh the world of fiction with real-world applications, fostering a deeper understanding and making learning more enjoyable for our students. When it comes to Gary Paulsen's classic novel Hatchet, there's a ... Read More about 5 Meaningful STEM Challenges for Gary Paulsen’s Hatchet The post 5 Meaningful STEM Challenges for Gary Paulsen’s ...
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Are you looking for a great novel to read with your students? Hatchet by Gary Paulsen is a winner. Check out these activities.
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The novel Hatchet by Gary Paulsen is awesome to read and teach with upper elementary and middle school students. With the theme of nature, wilderness,
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I love combining our classroom novels with STEM challenge ideas! Recently, we did this STEM challenge after reading about one third of the novel. The kids were so excited to integrate the novel with a hands-on STEM activity! In this challenge, students had to design a paper airplane that could fly the farthest distance and float on water. They had limited materials to use, but they had a lot of great ideas! This display shows the different ways they solved this challenge! There are five…
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