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This resource contains 15 differentiated exit tickets for converting fractions. There are 5 differentiated exit tickets for each grade level so that you can easily meet the needs of your students.
This resource contains 15 differentiated multiplying fractions exit tickets. There are 5 differentiated exit tickets for each grade level so that you can easily meet the needs of your students.
This resource contains 15 differentiated mixed numners and improper fractions exit tickets. There are 5 differentiated exit tickets for each grade level so that you can easily meet the needs of your students.
This resource contains 15 differentiated exit tickets for comparing fractions. There are 5 differentiated exit tickets for each grade level so that you can easily meet the needs of your students.
Differentiated Exit Tickets This resource contains 15 differentiated exit tickets. There are 5 differentiated exit tickets for each grade level, so that you can easily meet the needs of your students. Appropriate Rigor In addition to differentiation, the exit tickets start off with the most basic simplifying and equivalent fractions concepts and become progressively more…
Differentiated Exit Tickets
This resource contains 315 differentiated exit tickets with 21 different math skills covered. These differentiated exit tickets are perfect for quick checks or formative assessments for your ENTIRE YEAR!
Differentiated Exit Tickets This resource contains 15 differentiated exit tickets. There are 5 differentiated exit tickets for each grade level so that you can easily meet the needs of your students. Appropriate Rigor In addition to differentiation, the exit tickets start off with the most basic subtracting fractions concepts and become progressively more difficult. As…
Differentiated Math Exit Tickets- Adding Fractions: This resource contains 15 differentiated math exit tickets. There are 5 differentiated exit tickets for each grade level, so that you can easily meet the needs of your students.
With spring comes spring fever in the classroom! Make that spring fever academically meaningful with Spring Math Logic Puzzles – ready-to-go brain teasers that are just perfect for use as early finisher activities, enrichment activities, or morning work. Designed to give students the opportunity to solve real-life problems that might pop up during the spring season, these logic games push students to practice both their reasoning and key math skills. Students will be so engaged as they unlock a leprechaun’s lockbox, line up the batting order on the baseball team, and fill out the basketball bracket to crown the tournament champion, that they won’t even realize how hard they’re stretching their critical-thinking skills!
I created this real-world math project as a fun way to share this fall-time experience with students and help them practice different skills such as analyzing, problem-solving, and math skills (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and area). Students will complete the seven steps of this resource to create their own cider mill. Each step is a different activity that they must complete.
This Differentiated AREA Exit Tickets resource contains 15 differentiated exit tickets. There are 5 differentiated exit tickets for each grade level so that you can easily meet the needs of your students.
Halloween Logic Games are a fun activity to give to your students during Halloween (or anytime for enrichment.) The games are Halloween-themed and ask your students to solve some problems that might pop up during the Halloween season. The puzzles include a witch who forgot the recipes to her secret brew, children who mixed up their bags of candy, a spider that has spun math webs, a trick-or-treater with a secret map of his neighborhood, guessing their classmate’s costumes, and monsters who forgot their room assignments in the haunted house.
I created these logic and brain games as a fun activity to give to your students at the start of the year (or anytime for enrichment.) The games are back-to-school-themed and ask your students to solve real-world, first-week teacher problems. Missing bus assignments, mixed-up seating charts, spilled bag lunches, and disorganized student lines are just some of the back-to-school problems they will solve.
**COMPLETE 3rd Grade Math I can and We can Statement Posters in Kid Language. All the standards have been broken down into kid language for the “I can” and “We can” statements in this 400+ page document.
The 400+ pages include 3 different versions of the large posters:
-1 set with black font, doodle frame, and teal/white polka dot background
-1 set with black font, doodle frame, and black/white polka dot background
-1 set with black font, doodle frame, and white background
Back to school is exciting but BUSY—grab your Day 1 game plan for math to make your planning a little simpler. These Back to School Math Activities are a fantastic way for students to practice math skills and build relationships with Getting to Know You or All About Me Math. Your students will talk to each other, learn about each other, find out how they are alike, find out how they are different, listen to each other, and build bonds with each other to complete many of these activities—all while reviewing some key math skills from last year along the way!
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