Nouns-Dueling FlipCharts
1. Prompt students to think of nouns. 2. Each student writes in a different color. 3. Specify a time limit. 4. Teams line up. 5.
1. Prompt students to think of nouns. 2. Each student writes in a different color. 3. Specify a time limit. 4. Teams line up. 5.
1. Give students the choice of drawing an object with exactly one, two, three, or four lines of symmetry. 2. Give students think time to
Whenever possible I always have my teams set up in groups of four. In an ideal classroom that’s great, teams of four, but as we
Using Fact or Fiction, students write three compound sentences. In one sentence, they put the comma in an incorrect spot. In the other two sentences
Using Pick a Card, Ask-n-Switch, and even Show-It. The cards can be used for a review of polygons. Polygon Cards http://d1.scribdassets.com/ScribdViewer.swf
Pick a Card with math facts is a great alternative. We all have a set of flashcards in our classroom. They are already to use
Using Four Corners 1. Provide students with 4 choices: Standard form, short word form, word form, and expanded form. They choose which one they want
At the beginning of the year once students begin getting comfortable with each other, they like to “show and tell”. No matter what the grade
At the beginning of the school year I’m always looking for an activity for the students that will help them open up a little and
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