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A basic plus sign.
How I Designed This
How I Designed This
I took a basic cube and stretched it out. I made it skinnier and then I had a rectangle. I duplicated it and made a cross. Then I grouped it and I was done.
Project: Math!
Objectives
Students will learn what a plus sign looks like as well as what it does.
Audiences
This is for Kindergarten students.
Preparation
Nothing else is needed.
Steps!
Students will be given a plus sign. They will then be told what it does.
Results
Students should have learned what a plus sign looks like and what it does.
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