This lesson has been designed for students to work in learning centers. Four centers where kids are going to improve writing skills through different activities and work independent with the teacher monitoring.   Center A: Grammar Practice Book. Center B: Fun Baamboozle. Center C: Timeline Creation. Center D: Perinola Game.

In this lesson, students explore rounding off decimals using number lines. In the past, number lines was drawn on the whiteboard to help students visualise rounding positions.   To enhance engagement and understanding, this activity was upgraded using laser-cut magnetic number bars which are placed on the whiteboard, allowing students to physically manipulate and align decimals by pointing arrows and writing the decimals on the board.

In this art lesson, students are introduced to the concept of tessellations through the works of M.C. Escher. They learn how repeating shapes can fit together without gaps or overlaps, focusing on the translation style of tessellation. Using a pre-cut puzzle manipulative, students explore how shapes can interlock and repeat, helping them understand how to form their own tessellation template. With this hands-on experience, they then design a translation-style tessellation artwork based on creative themes…