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Thanksgiving is an exciting time in school. Keep them interested with this Thanksgiving and fall graph mystery pictures activity! These Thanksgiving mystery pictures include two different graphing options for you to easily differentiate for your students.
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Thanksgiving is an exciting time in school. Keep them interested and on-tack by using this Thanksgiving and fall graph mystery pictures activity! These Thanksgiving mystery pictures include two different graphing options for you to easily differentiate for your students. Easy to use!
This resource is differentiated to meet the needs of your students. Five pictures each have two levels of differentiation. Choose between one or four quadrants depending on the skills of your students. Let your students achieve the same results but work at the level they need in order to succeed.
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