Leprechaun Luck Math Game Digital Challenge
…to speak to each other directly? To play the game, students must roll two dice and add the numbers on the dice to find their sum. How would you students…
…to speak to each other directly? To play the game, students must roll two dice and add the numbers on the dice to find their sum. How would you students…
…only take a few short minutes, and with it comes lots of smiles. Invite a small group to eat for lunch. Yes, I know. We all want our 25 minute…
…minute, etc. As long as you continue to stop and focus on the behavior you want changed, it won’t. Consistency and patience with yourself and your students, along with positive…
…class, do a 5-minute Quick Check. This formative assessment will help you decide who needs extra practice on the concept or skill you taught that day. Instead of assigning homework…
…each day with a short student-led book talk? Ask students to sign up in advance to do a 2-minute informal book share. Letting them tell about their favorite book will…
…think you’ll like. It involves showing this free 20-minute Story of Stuff video. This video, created by Annie Leonard, explains where our stuff comes from and the problems faced by…
…my students a simple task, intending to allow 5 minutes before moving on to the next step, and the next thing I knew, 20 minutes had passed. Luckily, my time…
…ready to go, and it worked. The minute you have to go scrambling through your cabinets for materials, you lose your students’ attention as well as valuable class time. Planning…
…room for one minute. Here’s a brief overview of the directions: Solids – Ask your students to cluster together in one part of the room. Tell them that they are…
…How to Play Find the States Showdown: The first Leader selects a number card from the State Numbers deck and announces the number to the team. Everyone looks at the…
…free up space & assist in clean up. Each center box is labeled with a number and has 4 colored folders inside – one for each learning group in my…
…that celebrities and comedians like to paint a picture of students using number parts and number lines as adults, (ahem–Stephen Colbert) and I laugh right along with them…because using those…
