Have you ever thought any of the following… – How do I reach the needs of all of my learners without leaving others behind that need more work in a specific skill? – How do I build up a library of resources that I can pull from at any time
Connect Four is a game that not only connects us to our childhood but brings a sense of play into math practice and is ideal to add into a Math Workshop station. With Connect Four Integer Operations will have students solving equations with integers using all operations and differentiated to meet your students.
Connect Four is a game that not only connects us to our childhood but brings a sense of play into math practice and is ideal to add into a Math Workshop station. With Connect Four Dividing Whole Numbers students are dividing multi-digit whole numbers and practicing the necessary skills they will need to apply to problem solving. Aligned to CCSS 5.NBT.6 and TEKS 5.3c and 5.3g.
Every year it seems as if working on Order of Operations is a brand new concept for my students, as if it has all of a sudden become a foreign language. I will admit that if you are just looking at a mnemonic device it might as well be a
Connect Four is a game that not only connects us to our childhood but brings a sense of play into math practice which is perfect to incorporate into Math Workshop stations. With Connect Four Rounding Decimals students are rounding decimals to the tenths place, hundredths place and thousandths place and practicing the necessary skills they will need to apply to problem solving. Aligned to CCSS 5.NBT.4 and TEKS 5.2c. #decimals #mathworkshop #mathstations
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